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Yaa !! Could be ! And if that is the case, then the new entrants for the following 2 draws of this month should be significantly lower than the previous 1k.
I strongly believe your upfronts clinched the deal for you. I know 8 applicants that reached out to me because their application has not been touched since 2020. I advised them to send upfront Schedule A and/or medicals, and all of them got contacted afterwards by IRCC, either with more ADR or PPR. They all have their CoPRs now.
In my case, after I sent my upfront medicals through webform, IRCC sent me a new medical request a month later so it kind of worked.
Well, we know that for sure, I just posed a screenshot of the case where the applicant was awarded the 50 CEC points beginning of August even though his work started in September last year.
So, following this reason, the CEC points are already distributed for this month. Now are left only French speakers and new accounts since even the Canadian education candidates I believe have entered their credentials in July, right?
Result, I don't think we can expect more than 550 new entrants in the 501+ club in the next draw. Perhaps even less if we take into account previous months averages. Compared to the last draw on July 20th where almost 13,000 candidates joined the EE pool, this time there weren't any increase whatsoever, still 238k.
If this reasoning is true, I wouldn't be surprised if the CRS dropped to 525 in the next draw.
The average is <6 months, we even have forum members that got theirs in 4 months. But with IRCC, nothing can be accurately predicted. Just get your documents ready and apply, hope for the best...
Hi folks, I have a question regarding education documents for POST-ITA. I have only sent the originals of my credentials/diploma (written in French but stamped in my native language) and a certified English translation of each document. Is that enough? did I forget something?
Did you also attach your IELTS and/or TEF Canada results? You could also attach your grade transcript, I don't think that they are absolutely necessary, as I didn't attach my transcript, but better safe than sorry...
And of course your WES report...
Hello, thank you for your answers,
Yes, I've merged all these documents into one PDF. However, I've been reading in forums and Fb groups that it is necessary to scan a certified photocopy of each original document. Honestly, this gave me anxiety, I've been waiting for this for a long time and I don't want to waste this opportunity.
Could you please share your experience? Have you also sent on top of the original documents and their translations, a certified photocopy stamped by the translator?
One last question please, in my transcripts (that I sent along with the translations), it is mentioned "duplicate" and "certified true copy of the original", but I had them from my university and all of them contain real and original stamps of the university + Head + the vice-dean of my department. Basically, it's like an original document? no?
Shall I send something additional via webform or do you think that it's not necessary?
I'm really sorry for all these questions & big thank you for your time.
Have a wonderful day,
I personally didn't attach any certified photocopies. I don't recall it being a requirement either, I believe you have done what they asked. I can understand the anxiety you're feeling, it will linger to some extent until your PPR. As long as your transcripts are from the degree issuing institution and are in English or French, they are considered originals. (I mean, what else can you do?)
PS: keep your questions coming, I must've bothered my friend with almost every comma, semicolon, dot, apostrophe etc...
Thanks, apart from Upfront Medical and PCC, Is there anything else we should add to application to not expect any delay in Processing? I saw few people mentioning to add SCHEDULE A...
Schedule 4 form for PNP applicants, IRCC will ask for this later but you can submit it during e-APR to avoid ADR delays.
I don't remember filling a schedule A form, they will ask you the security questions again, It's like redoing the initial profile, but you'll have to be extremely careful this time around and try to make sure that there are no significant discrepancies, especially in the security sections. As I have mentioned previously, I wouldn't get the medical before ITA unless you're really pressed for immigration (your visa usually expires one year after your medicals, 6 months for processing and 1-2 months for visa stamping only leaves 4-5 months to land), maybe make an appointment with the medical institution if they have a long waitlist...