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dankboi

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Dears,

I need an urgent advice regarding a point.

1. While filling the PR application last year, in work history I did not mention a job that I worked for around a month and left without a proper relieving process. It was a toxic environment, I was young, and just one day decided not to work there anymore. I do not have any document apart from the offer letter. That period is included as 'unemployed' in my work history in the PR application.

Now that I have received an ADR for scheduleA, should I add this or not. If yes, how could I explain why I did not mention it earlier. Will it be a problem, or mis representation. I am not aware how they verify the information on missing work history.

Really appreciate your reply/advice. Thanks
should I add this or not/ - NO in my opinion.
i'd simply copy paste the entire history and adds if there's any change to my employment, travel history and change of address after filing the application.
A little change found between the docs/history submitted in the beginning and now could lead to worse situations.
 
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dankboi

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Hello, buddies!

I received ADR asking for PCC and Schedule A yesterday.

I truly need your wisdom on whether need I to provide the Japanese PCC under my situation.

The fact is I had studied in Japan between Oct 2007 and Sep 2008. It has been 12 years since I left there until the day I submitted my PR application on Nov 2020 (the month received AOR).

I learned that the PCC will be required by systems if 1) every country I stay 6 months or longer in a row after the age of 18 and 2) every country I stayed in during the last 10 years for 6 months or more in a row from the Official website of IRCC. That " and " word makes believe that only if the 2 conditions been fulfilled, the PCC of that country will be necessary to provide to IRCC. In another word, I don't to submit PCC of Japan.

Beyond that, there is another example on the same website which deepen my perspective on this problem. It reads

" Example B: 7-months stays 20 years ago.

Feras is 45 years old. he worked in Turkey for 7 months when he was 25 years old, the system will not ask him for Police Certificates from Turkey."

The scenario in this example is definitely analogue with my case because both of them all exceed 10 years between the day we leaving the related foreign country stayed longer than 6 months in a row and the day we apply for the Canadian PR.

The reason why it makes me feel so confused is that the time requirements for issuing a Japanese PCC is going to be 2-3 months. Not only I must ask about an extension of deadline to submit this document to IRCC, but it will be of another few months to wait with the uncertainty which really makes me feel frustrated after all this lengthy waiting.

Your help will be highly appreciated and hopefully, everyone in this thread get a good result soon.
ircc and it's statements on their official page is garbage.
states they only ask for pcc if someone lived 6 months or more in a country, yet the document page showed a pcc requirement for the 5 month period i stayed somewhere.
luckily it was a GCC and the embassy returned my mail query with "we don't issue pcc's to persons who were on tourist/business visa's" so i attached the mail along with LOE, my lawyer explained on the letter, the contradiction of IRCC's guidelines and statements on their official website which is followed by millions of people.

To be in the safer side- Apply for the Japanese PCC, prepare a LOE explaining the delay of getting them. Attach the PCC application acknowledgement of japan along with LOE explaining the situation.
 

sg1234

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Just the initial letter from the lawyer to the IRCC.
I also filed for mandamus, waited for about two weeks after sending the initial letter which didn't seem to do anything for my application. The lawyers sent the completed mandamus application to the federal court on April 13th and I got a re-medical request on April 20th, IRCC has to respond before May 15th.
 
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ImpatientAlligator

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I also filed for mandamus, waited for about two weeks after sending the initial letter which didn't seem to do anything for my application. The lawyers sent the completed mandamus application to the federal court on April 13th and I got a re-medical request on April 20th, IRCC has to respond before May 15th.
Shouldn't you give at least 30 days after the initial letter before you file the application in court?
 

sg1234

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Shouldn't you give at least 30 days after the initial letter before you file the application in court?
Nope, you can do that immediately also if you want because the initial letter is like a notice to IRCC that you will be filing in court, they don't even have to respond to it from what I understand. Preparing the complete application will take around two weeks so better to do that immediately if you are willing to pay. My lawyer said that IRCC is not responding to the initial letter for most of the applications that they are filing and IRCC is taking action/approval on the pending PR application only after submitting the complete mandamus application in the court.
 
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Nope, you can do that immediately also if you want because the initial letter is like a notice to IRCC that you will be filing in court, they don't even have to respond to it from what I understand. Preparing the complete application will take around two weeks so better to do that immediately if you are willing to pay. My lawyer said that IRCC is not responding to the initial letter for most of the applications that they are filing and IRCC is taking action/approval on the pending PR application only after submitting the complete mandamus application in the court.
I see. I'll follow up with the lawyer soon. Thanks.
 

dimex3

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After receiving NOI from Ontario on 8th February 2022, I submitted my documents for OINP French stream on March 11th 2022 and I am still waiting for their decision after seven weeks(50 days). Does it usually take this long to get the nomination from Ontario?
 

dankboi

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After receiving NOI from Ontario on 8th February 2022, I submitted my documents for OINP French stream on March 11th 2022 and I am still waiting for their decision after seven weeks(50 days). Does it usually take this long to get the nomination from Ontario?
it was close to 100 days in 2021. Not accurate but i'd say 85% of the apps in 2021 took 75-110 days to get a decision.
2% of applications crossed 120 days too. Now OINP processing is quick i guess. been a while checked them
 

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Hi, I have submitted ADRs to RROC on 13th April. On 20th April ADR status has changed to we are reviewing the additional documents you have provided. Yesterday ADR status has changed to Not applicable. My background check turned to your application is in progress we will sent you a message when we start your background check. Earlier BGC status was we are processing your background check. Does this change mean anything? Please give your insights...
 
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Hi, I have submitted ADRs to RROC on 13th April. On 20th April ADR status has changed to we are reviewing the additional documents you have provided. Yesterday ADR status has changed to Not applicable. My background check turned to your application is in progress we will sent you a message when we start your background check. Earlier BGC status was we are processing your background check. Does this change mean anything? Please give your insights...

PPR bro

For real. You'll get PPR by next week.
 
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wonderbly

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Anyone here, who applied successfully with self employed work ex?? Would be really helpful if you could spare some time and list the documents you provided as proof and other best practices. thanks:)
I applied as Self employed, though I was permanently contracted to only 1 company. I had to register my own company for remuneration and tax purposes because I was working on multiple projects at the same time (the company I worked for is an IT consultancy with various clients). I worked for this company as a permanent Employee from 2011 to 2015, then as a permanent Independent Contractor from 2015 onwards. I included all documents from 2011 but the period I claim points for was when I was self-employed.

I attached:
  • Reference letter from company stating I was permanently contracted as an independent contractor (and all the other required info)
  • contract letter with the company as Independent Contractor
  • my company registration (I am sole Director)
  • invoices issued to the company by me
  • my business bank accounts reflecting payments corresponding to the invoices
  • tax returns going back a few years
That's all I can remember.
 

wonderbly

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Dears,

I need an urgent advice regarding a point.

1. While filling the PR application last year, in work history I did not mention a job that I worked for around a month and left without a proper relieving process. It was a toxic environment, I was young, and just one day decided not to work there anymore. I do not have any document apart from the offer letter. That period is included as 'unemployed' in my work history in the PR application.

Now that I have received an ADR for scheduleA, should I add this or not. If yes, how could I explain why I did not mention it earlier. Will it be a problem, or mis representation. I am not aware how they verify the information on missing work history.

Really appreciate your reply/advice. Thanks
Leave it out. Fill in "unemployed" as you previously did.
 
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Fiji_Islander

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Hi, I have submitted ADRs to RROC on 13th April. On 20th April ADR status has changed to we are reviewing the additional documents you have provided. Yesterday ADR status has changed to Not applicable. My background check turned to your application is in progress we will sent you a message when we start your background check. Earlier BGC status was we are processing your background check. Does this change mean anything? Please give your insights...
All this happened to me too...exact same sequence of changes...and.....its been 4 months