I think you 90% through for your DD encashment.sameerarena said:I just want to double check whether my fee is charged or not. I see my ECAS showing as We have received you PR application on 7th May and status is inprocess. does it mean that they have already encashed the DD ?? i have not taken the DD from a bank, the DD is from cox n kings, so its a bit tough to get the status of the DD
Thoughts?
Kool, does it mean my DD is encashed and the fille will soon be sent to local VO, or it cannot be confirmed until i receive a PER mail ?ANANJAY said:Just relax dear...cic is working on your case as per your ECAS status....
Thnx century, will do the same.Century said:Resubmit with new ID and request Admin to delete old one.
sameerarena said:Kool, does it mean my DD is encashed and the fille will soon be sent to local VO, or it cannot be confirmed until i receive a PER mail ?
Thanks Bro, that was a relief though. It'll be good i check with cox n kings once on the DD status. they might provide a clear confirmation.ANANJAY said:Hopefully you are going to receive per soon...
Dd might be encashed or about to encashed....
Oscar7 said:Man, I never get '+1 FROM YOU' mate for my answers.
Are you only going to credit beer bottles after your bet loss, no +1s?
You can only check for your updates/status on ECAS if you have UCI number.smharry said:If CC is not charged and no formal communication has been received from CIC, how can one use ECAS to check his status?
Anyone , any ideas ?
This is what I get from CIC website http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=393&t=6mr_masry said:Hi,
does part time job gained while studying in the UNIVERSITY also count as valid work experience for FSW ?
Of course it was a paid job, and I can get a reference ( experience ) letter from my employer with all my job duties and salary and no. of hours worked ..
I just want to make sure that it won't be an issue for the officer ..
also, if anyone was in a situation like this please let me know what happened with his application ..
You have to send notorized photo copy of all documennts where originals are not asked. xerox wil not do.kollins said:You are compulsorily mandated to notorize every document of yours that is not in English.
It means that any document or supporting document that you want to include in your application which is written in your native language,You will
Translate it.
Certify the translated copy.
Notorize the translated copy.....and include photocopy of the original native document/supporting document in your package.
Include the certified/notorized copy in your application (including the affidavit of the translator).
If your documents are in English.....it is a waste of your hard earned cash to notorize as it does not add any positive view to your application.
You must also understand that there is no penalty for notorization of English documents....but it is not necessary.
Cheers.
You are mistaken here. No need to notarize documents which are in english. As specified by Kollins, only non-english docs need to be translated and notarized.satwant1502 said:You have to send notorized photo copy of all documennts where originals are not asked. xerox wil not do.
istagram said:Dear friend
i have serious issue.in my marriage certificate my dad and my spouse dad name has been written and our national id no and issuing place has been written my issue is that my spouse id not is not completly written for eg.it should be 1234/55 but written only 1234.please help me if its okay
Following information is required in marriage certificateistagram said:Dear friend
i have serious issue.in my marriage certificate my dad and my spouse dad name has been written and our national id no and issuing place has been written my issue is that my spouse id number is not completly written for eg.it should be 1234/55 but written only 1234.please help me if its okay
My Birth certificate Has English as well as local native language in the fields. Like Name, Date of Birth, etc is mentioned in English as well as Hindi. Does this need to be translated?kollins said:You are compulsorily mandated to notorize every document of yours that is not in English.
It means that any document or supporting document that you want to include in your application which is written in your native language,You will
Translate it.
Certify the translated copy.
Notorize the translated copy.....and include photocopy of the original native document/supporting document in your package.
Include the certified/notorized copy in your application (including the affidavit of the translator).
If your documents are in English.....it is a waste of your hard earned cash to notorize as it does not add any positive view to your application.
You must also understand that there is no penalty for notorization of English documents....but it is not necessary.
Cheers.