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jrgene16 said:
God gave me a wonderful blessing today

July 3 applicant
PER: Oct. 28
DD: Oct. 21

Thank you everyone.

congrats and +1 to you.
 
Hi Guys,

I have contacted CIC and they told me that my application under processing and give me my UCI number as well what does it mean?
Does it mean my application get through application completeness and wait for last verification of point and NOC identifying

Thanks in Advance
Regards
 
Hello,

I decided to immigrate to Canada and found myself swimming in papers (and rules). I'm new to this so I ask you to bear with me and explain me in plain english and with examples:

I have read and re-read and over-read the paragraph about non-english documents, still I find a grey area for me.
Lets take an example: a work experience letter.
Do I send (1)a simple legalized copy by a notary of the letter in my language + (2) the legalized translation of doc (1)?
Did any of you send something else?
What about the passport? it is written in ro/eng/fr, does it need a certified copy by the notary or a simple copy will do just fine?


I would like to mention that where I'm from (Romania) one can obtain a legalized copy of a doc, then over-legalize it at the chamber of notaries and then over-legalize it at the ministry of foreign affaires.
For the canadian application did anyone need an over-legalization from the ministry of foreign affaires?

In my little experience I sent the university diploma and the transcript with all the over-legalization stamps on the originals and on the translation and they moved fast, the WES.

Looking forward to your kind help and thanking you in advance!
 
Hi Guys,

I have contacted CIC and they told me that my application under processing and give me my UCI number as well what does it mean?
Does it mean my application get through application completeness and wait for last verification of point and NOC identifying

Thanks in Advance
Regards
 
new2this said:
Hello,

I decided to immigrate to Canada and found myself swimming in papers (and rules). I'm new to this so I ask you to bear with me and explain me in plain english and with examples:

I have read and re-read and over-read the paragraph about non-english documents, still I find a grey area for me.
Lets take an example: a work experience letter.
Do I send (1)a simple legalized copy by a notary of the letter in my language + (2) the legalized translation of doc (1)?
Did any of you send something else?
What about the passport? it is written in ro/eng/fr, does it need a certified copy by the notary or a simple copy will do just fine?


I would like to mention that where I'm from (Romania) one can obtain a legalized copy of a doc, then over-legalize it at the chamber of notaries and then over-legalize it at the ministry of foreign affaires.
For the canadian application did anyone need an over-legalization from the ministry of foreign affaires?

In my little experience I sent the university diploma and the transcript with all the over-legalization stamps on the originals and on the translation and they moved fast, the WES.

Looking forward to your kind help and thanking you in advance!

Unless the original documents are required ( IELTS Test Report, credential assessment report, Police clearance certificates), photocopies of all other documents can be send without notarized, but bear in mind that any documents which is NOT in english Language, it should be translated into english by Legal Translators.
Good Luck.
 
engmSalem said:
Hi Guys,

I have contacted CIC and they told me that my application under processing and give me my UCI number as well what does it mean?
Does it mean my application get through application completeness and wait for last verification of point and NOC identifying

Thanks in Advance
Regards

Congrats, it means your application is now with officer and he is reviewing your applications based on provided information and documents, Once they assign you 67 points (or more) and all other forms are completed, your payment will be charged (credit card of draft) and through email, you will received positive eligibility review letter along with Application File NO. and your file will be transferred to visa officer for further processing...
Good Luck..
 
CanOl said:
Congrats and +1 to you !!

PCC is required for stay in a country more than 6 months at a stretch. (other than Canada)
If anyone is providing for stay less than 6 months, it is his/her choice. Not mandated by CIC.

Hi CanOl,

Do you remember any member who stayed for like less than 6 months in a country ( other than canada ) in one stretch and again less than 6 months in the same country in another stretch and wasn't requested to report PCC for that country ?
 
new2this said:
Hello,

I decided to immigrate to Canada and found myself swimming in papers (and rules). I'm new to this so I ask you to bear with me and explain me in plain english and with examples:

I have read and re-read and over-read the paragraph about non-english documents, still I find a grey area for me.
Lets take an example: a work experience letter.
Do I send (1)a simple legalized copy by a notary of the letter in my language + (2) the legalized translation of doc (1)?
Did any of you send something else?
What about the passport? it is written in ro/eng/fr, does it need a certified copy by the notary or a simple copy will do just fine?


I would like to mention that where I'm from (Romania) one can obtain a legalized copy of a doc, then over-legalize it at the chamber of notaries and then over-legalize it at the ministry of foreign affaires.
For the canadian application did anyone need an over-legalization from the ministry of foreign affaires?

In my little experience I sent the university diploma and the transcript with all the over-legalization stamps on the originals and on the translation and they moved fast, the WES.

Looking forward to your kind help and thanking you in advance!

Can you not get the work experience letter in English or French? Since it is THE most important document, you don't want anything to be lost in translation. If it weren't in English or French, then it would have to be translated and the translation would have to be notarized. For the passport again, if all the information is also written in English and /or French then no need for a translation or notarization. SImple photocopies are fine.
 
engmSalem said:
Hi Guys,
I have contacted CIC and they told me that my application under processing and give me my UCI number as well what does it mean?
Does it mean my application get through application completeness and wait for last verification of point and NOC identifying
Thanks in Advance
Regards
Did you have a UCI number before? If not, it should be a tell-tale sign that your application is through the initial checking process and awaiting ER. Hopefully it works to be a PER ... GOOD LUCK!

BTW...are you a July 15th Applicant?
 
guys in the generic at last page befroe the signature there is a consent to share the infromation with the intended province of stay, imnot sure i wrote my first and last name there or left blank is it important and file could be returned for this, your support is appreciated as usual
 
jrgene16 said:
God gave me a wonderful blessing today

July 3 applicant
PER: Oct. 28
DD: Oct. 21

Thank you everyone.

Congrates :)
 
AAahmed said:
guys in the generic at last page befroe the signature there is a consent to share the infromation with the intended province of stay, imnot sure i wrote my first and last name there or left blank is it important and file could be returned for this, your support is appreciated as usual
Should not be an issue!! If I remember, there have been such applications before who have already received PER!
 
CIC online still does not say: Medicals Received, we had it completed on 23rd October :(

Is it true that Landing fee of $490 per applicant is DUE within 45 days of receiving MR request from Canada?
 
zahid.diit said:
Thanks rumel vai. You are also from bd and same NOC also :P keep in touch :D

U too Zahid bhai... :P
 
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