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CRS 468 = 31 yrs old + 7 yrs+ experience + MBA + CEFR C1+ Sibling in Canada + Spouse
[29 Sep 2018] IELTS first attempt along with spouse
[12 Oct 2018] IELTS cleared for both of us L 8.5, R 8.5, W 7.5 S 7.5, L 7.5, R 9.0, W 6.5 S 7.5
[29th Oct 2018] WES application submitted
[14th Jan 2019] WES received
[15th Jan 2019] Express Entry profile submitted
[23rd Jan 2019] Invitation to Apply
[02nd Feb 2019] Medical exam completed
[05th Feb 2019] Received PCC certificate over the counter
[05th Feb 2019] Submitted the profile with all required documents
[05th Feb 2019] AOR
[20th Mar 2019 ] MEP
[23rd Mar 2019 ] Biometric
[01st Apr 2019 ] Biometric Appointment
[ Waiting ] BG
[ Waiting ] PPR
[ Waiting ] CoPR
CRS 468 = 31 yrs old + 7 yrs+ experience + MBA + CEFR C1+ Sibling in Canada + Spouse
[29 Sep 2018] IELTS first attempt along with spouse
[12 Oct 2018] IELTS cleared for both of us L 8.5, R 8.5, W 7.5 S 7.5, L 7.5, R 9.0, W 6.5 S 7.5
[29th Oct 2018] WES application submitted
[14th Jan 2019] WES received
[15th Jan 2019] Express Entry profile submitted
[23rd Jan 2019] Invitation to Apply
[02nd Feb 2019] Medical exam completed
[05th Feb 2019] Received PCC certificate over the counter
[05th Feb 2019] Submitted the profile with all required documents
[05th Feb 2019] AOR
[20th Mar 2019 ] MEP
[23rd Mar 2019 ] Biometric
[01st Apr 2019 ] Biometric Appointment
[ Waiting ] BG
[ Waiting ] PPR
[ Waiting ] CoPR
Thanks for the answer. My application is FSW inland. But I never gave my biometrics before. As I said, I received my medical passed almost a week ago and I'm getting concerned. Is there a chance to Canada have a system integrated with USA? I gave my biometrics to USA days ago and of the system is the same, maybe I don't have to do it again
I believe that people currently in canada are temporarily exempt till CIC sets up the required infrastructure.
Please see the list of exemptions here:
https://www.canadavisa.com/visiting-canada-biometrics.html?&_ga=2.24397629.664725556.1553674543-2136080520.1549344100#exemptions
It says the following at the start of that section: (note it says starting 2019, but doesn't specify a date till inland applications are exempt)
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Temporary exemption for In-Canada Applicants
In-person applications will be available at specified Service Canada locations starting in 2019. Until then, the Government of Canada says individuals applying for a visa, study or work permit or permanent residence in Canada are exempt from the biometrics requirement.
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Is it sufficient to carry the passport, BIL and VFS appointment order for the biometric enrollment. Is there anything else to be carried ?
Those three things for sure. Some people have reported being asked for passport photocopies too. These three are the main documents, I gave me biometrics in India and they were enough. I know a person on this forum gave his biometrics in Thailand and they asked for photocopies. Just carry them to be safe.
Yes, those 3 are sufficient, passport photocopy not required. I am from Chennai, and I wasnt asked for anything other than what you mentioned.
Thank you... so the application form and vfs global consent form as mentioned in the vfs global website is not required for this process... I got confused as in where I've to get the application form coz we've already submitted online... I even thought of getting a copy of the express entry profile details....
Has anyone experienced, or heard of anyone, who has done biometrics with blemishes which obscure their fingerprint? The BIL says that you should wait until any scars are healed and that if you have a permanent disability or medical condition, as many fingerprints as possible will be taken.
I have a condition which affects my skin on one hand but which is unlikely to ever heal fully. I'm going to London to give my biometrics on Friday and just wondering if I'm likely to face any resistance/further check requirements if all of my fingerprints can't be taken.
I have a condition which affects my skin on one hand but which is unlikely to ever heal fully. I'm going to London to give my biometrics on Friday and just wondering if I'm likely to face any resistance/further check requirements if all of my fingerprints can't be taken.
Yes, just the Biometrics Letter (printout) and your passport (original) is enough. I took a photocopy of my Passport as well, but they didn't use it. I showed the text message from VFS on my phone which was more than sufficient. They didn't ask for anything else. Hope this helps.
