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[kinar_17]

In Additional family information form IMM 5406 it has a pre printed relationship status so if my spouse is filling this form then he should write his name in spouse column and leave applicant column as blank since he is not accoumpying ? Is this correct or he should also write my name in applicant column? Second question in brother and sister column should I mention the name of my brother and sister in law as we'll ?

 

[zland]

[size=9pt] Do whatever math, most likely that NOC is closed. Sealed tightly!!!

However just for you let me take a quick look at the current data - I might update this post in under 5 minutes. So please watch out!!!

Thank you.
could you please have alook on 2171 and let me know when do you expect to get it close as well.

 

[mikeypm]

Can I get a +1 just for the hell of it

 

[go_canada20]

SS Updated

Thanks Oscar7 for your helpful words. The direction given by ashif_eee helped me to update.

Cheers and thanks for the greetings

 

[ashif_eee]

In Additional family information form IMM 5406 it has a pre printed relationship status so if my spouse is filling this form then he should write his name in spouse column and leave applicant column as blank since he is not accoumpying ? Is this correct or he should also write my name in applicant column? Second question in brother and sister column should I mention the name of my brother and sister in law as we'll ?

Buddy,

For the Additional Family info form u and ur spouse both required to fill this form...So it need to be filled for two times....

For the first case ur name will be on the "Applicant name" filed and for the second case ur spouse name will be on that form (u will be on spouse field) ...

So sister-in-laws will not be required in this case...Each of the form will describe his/ur sister's information....

 

[ashif_eee]

@ mikeypm

+1 for the PER i received today

Its seems Brother Shah is supplying sweetmeats to all of us delivering +1s......


PS : On subcontinent ppl delivers sweetmeats to neighbors and frnds for any good news like good results in Educations-SSC/HSC or having a new born child.....

 

[mikeypm]

@ mikeypm

+1 for the PER i received today

Congrats on PEr and thanks for +1

 

[red9999]

Can I get a +1 just for the hell of it

done! knock urself out!

 

[dr-kk]

New Schedule 3:
Guys there is new version of schdule 3 and it has one changing. The experience column in q 12-b now does not mention experience below 1 year...so now what to do with experience of 6 months?? Should i write in 1 year column? Or combine that experience with other experience in the same NOC?? Confused !!

 

[arusso]

Can I get a +1 just for the hell of it

Nope, not for that

 

[sammanne]

DEAR SENIORS,

I have completed the below forms. Please let me know if I miss any.(married with 2 kids below 6 years.)

• Generic Application Form for Canada [IMM 0008] (PDF, 487 KB) June 2014(included all 3 dependants )
• Schedule A – Background/Declaration [IMM 5669] (PDF, 246 KB) December 2012.
2 forms. . One for me and other for my spouse
• Schedule 3: Economic Classes [IMM 0008 SCHEDULE 3] (PDF, 656 KB) August 2014
• 2 Additional Family Information [IMM 5406] (PDF, 570 KB) September 2013 forms. One for me and other for my spouse
• Supplementary Information – Your travels [IMM 5562] (PDF, 1,8 MB) May 2004
• Fee Payment Form – Application for Permanent Residence
[IMM 5620] (PDF, 581 KB) August 2014

I am not working for the past 10 months due to my delivery. So in imm0008 form under section current occupation what do I have to write?
• I have 6 years and 1 years children. what do I have to write for their intended occupation at Q3. can I write “NOT APPLICABLE”

Thanks in advance.

 

[arusso]

SS Updated

Thanks Oscar7 for your helpful words. The direction given by ashif_eee helped me to update.

Cheers and thanks for the greetings

+1 for updating the SS. Congrats!

 

[zland]

guys while i'm preparing the file. can i collect each group of documents with a sticky note to make it more easier for the officer or just keep all papers without any seprator or even blank paper as per the instruction

thank u

 

[Goku]

guys while i'm preparing the file. can i collect each group of documents with a sticky note to make it more easier for the officer or just keep all papers without any seprator or even blank paper as per the instruction

thank u

Use paperclip to attach a group of document and then use sticky tabs to make it easier for officer to recognize that document.

 

[Gensch]

New Schedule 3:
Guys there is new version of schdule 3 and it has one changing. The experience column in q 12-b now does not mention experience below 1 year...so now what to do with experience of 6 months?? Should i write in 1 year column? Or combine that experience with other experience in the same NOC?? Confused !!

See my previous posts on this same topic..Yes, tick the first box for your 6-month experience.

Don't be stressed about old version vs new version in this case!

They aligned the form with the eligibility chart...No box to tick not only if you have less than 1 year of experience but also if you have more than 3 but less than 4 years of experience or more than 5 but less than 6 years of experience!.. My gut feel is that the form was revised to make it easier for 'grading' and does not materially change how the number of points are calculated based on number of years of experience. All the other revised forms in August are to reflect the change in law for the age of dependents going down from 21 to 19. Again, no new information requested. So, I wouldn't worry if you used old versions of these forms (assuming you have no dependents between the ages of 19 and 21 of course!) and sent your application in August. Just make sure you use the new forms going forward....

If the description and list of main duties match what you did at your last job(s), you can count this experience for points.
Use this chart to find the number of points based on your number of years of experience.

Experience Maximum 15 points
1 year 9
2-3 years 11
4-5 years 13
6 or more years 15