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I would be using my American Express card as my payment mode? AmEx people are saying that my card is International Transactions enabled. Guess I am safe here. Please comment.
 
Rejoice said:
Under the Points for adaptability & Relatives in Canada
I have my mother's real sister's son (Cousin-My Aunt's son) in Canada having PR.

Can anybody tell me, is it according to their criteria. will they give me 5 POINTS for the same?

Please help me, I need 2 point to reach 67, your answer really help me.............................

Yes it should be according tot their criteria... :)

CIC tell:

"G. Relatives in Canada

You or, if applicable, your accompanying spouse or common-law partner has a relative, i.e. parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, brother/sister, aunt/uncle or niece/nephew, who is 18 years of age or older as of the date we receive your application, and who is a Canadian citizen of permanent resident residing in Canada."
 
rohan85 said:
I would be using my American Express card as my payment mode? AmEx people are saying that my card is International Transactions enabled. Guess I am safe here. Please comment.

Just make sure you have the allowed spend limit available
 
vam37 said:
Okie thanks.

As iam staying away from India do i submit the PCC of the current country and home country both ??

If u lived for more than 6 months over their then u should...

CIC tell:

"These documents are to be provided for each country other than Canada, in which you have lived for six consecutive months or longer since reaching the age of 18"


I hope this will help ...:)
 
ashif_eee said:
Yes it should be according tot their criteria... :)

CIC tell:

"G. Relatives in Canada

You or, if applicable, your accompanying spouse or common-law partner has a relative, i.e. parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, brother/sister, aunt/uncle or niece/nephew, who is 18 years of age or older as of the date we receive your application, and who is a Canadian citizen of permanent resident residing in Canada."

This is a little tricky bro. They have mentioned aunt/uncle but not cousin brothers/sisters. Even if they allow, below would be docs required:
Birth certi of cousin
birth certi of cousins father/mother
birth certi of applicant's father / mother
brith certi of applicant

All this to prove relationship. Other docs mentioned in doc checklist will also be required
 
HOW LONG ARE THE IELTS- GENERAL AND PCC VALID
 
vam37 said:
Okie thanks.

As iam staying away from India do i submit the PCC of the current country and home country both ??


You have to provide for all countries that you have stayed for more than 6 months.
So for your case, citizenship country (india) and the current country of residence(where you stayed for more than 6 months).

:D
 

Now I am confused. Ashif bhai or any other moderator, pl help me out. Guide me if the below table i prepared for document checklist is fine enough to proceed. This notary thing is creating a bit of mess.

Document Checklist - Only Main applicant & spouse (no children or other dependants)+ not applying under PhD stream + no arranged employment + no relationship in canada
Sl. No. Description Original/ Photocopy Notarized Principal Applicant Only or Both Applicant & Spouse
1 Passport first page Photocopy NO Both
2 Proof of admission Photocopy YES Principal Applicant Only
3 IELTS Score Original N/A Principal Applicant Only
4 Letters of reference Photocopy YES Principal Applicant Only
5 Offer letters Photocopy YES Principal Applicant Only
6 Pay Slips Photocopy YES Principal Applicant Only
7 ECA Report from WES Original N/A Principal Applicant Only
8 Certificate,transcript & marksheets Photocopy YES Principal Applicant Only
9 Current bank certificate letter Photocopy YES Principal Applicant Only
10 Birth certificate Photocopy YES Both
11 Marriage certificate Photocopy YES Same for both
12 Police Clearance Certificates Original N/A Both
 
HOW LONG ARE THE IELTS- GENERAL AND PCC VALID

I WAS IN USA FOR 4 YEARS (2006-2009), I GOT MY
PCC FROM USA AUG 2013.... IS IT STILL VALID
 
ashif_eee said:
Yes it should be according tot their criteria... :)

CIC tell:

"G. Relatives in Canada

You or, if applicable, your accompanying spouse or common-law partner has a relative, i.e. parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, brother/sister, aunt/uncle or niece/nephew, who is 18 years of age or older as of the date we receive your application, and who is a Canadian citizen of permanent resident residing in Canada."
thanks a lot buddy
 
capri25.yashu said:
HOW LONG ARE THE IELTS- GENERAL AND PCC VALID

I WAS IN USA FOR 4 YEARS (2006-2009), I GOT MY
PCC FROM USA AUG 2013.... IS IT STILL VALID

IELTS valid-2yrs
PCC :

ur PCC submission validity is Three months. So when u want to submit ur PCC u should consider the date is not over three month from the issuing day.

Though PCC validity is One year but submission validity is Three months

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG7TOC.asp#eg73
 
HOW LONG ARE THE IELTS- GENERAL AND PCC VALID

I WAS IN USA FOR 4 YEARS (2006-2009), I GOT MY
PCC FROM USA AUG 2013.... IS IT STILL VALID
 
Hi everyone,

I have couple of questions:
1. I have relatives in Canada and I want that my docs will sent to them in case of any problems, because it is much faster, what should I do?
2. My son has a mistake in his travel documents (the sex is F), but at the same time he has a valid Canadian visitor's visa in it. So, do I need to explain this situation to CIC, do nothing or not to mention his travel passport in the form.
3. I have a feeling that paying with the CC may be not a good idea, and I asked my father-in-law to make a money order for me. Is this a good idea? Can I make one money order for all members of the family?

Regards
 
SO WHAT DO U SUGGEST BUDDY
MY PCC ARE BOTH FROM LAST YEAR.

INDIA AND USA

I CAN INCLUDE THEM IN MYAPPLICATION
AND IF THEY REQUIRE NEW ONES WE CAN
SEE THAT LATER
 
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