hello folks,
four questions for your help -
Q9c whats the best way to handle CIT 0177? If you have lived outside Canada for more than 183 days but not served as Crown Servant. Should I mention No or should I say Yes and submit CIT 0177 with N/A mentioned on it?
Is it ok to submit two documents for proof of English? One is my Canadian Master Degree and second is IELTS result copy used for my PR application (although I do not have the original IELTS copy).
Q11. What have you been doing in the eligibility period? For my present job, do I need to mention 'Present' OR 2019-01 in To (YYYY-MM) column?
I fulfill my physical days requirement on Jan 17, can I submit my application on Jan 21 - sign the application on Jan 21 and courier the same day?
Thank you!
for Q9.c, Since in the question it is not mentioned about Crown servant, I answered YES, and filled CIT 0177 form with N/A and wrote an explanation letter saying that "I am not claiming residency time spent outside Canada since I am not a Crown servant etc...."
I have included IELTS score copy, I did not include my master's certificate. Remember if you submit more than what is required, its a burden for officers to decide which document to check, it will make the processing slow. They clearly mentioned a copy of IELTS is OK. even if it is expired.
Q11. This confused me as well. since for the earlier question, the application automatically took "Present" as latest time. But for this it didnt.
I wrote "Present" for employment history as well.
After submitting the application I realised that, if we change our address, we must report it to the immigration officer and they will update it, but if we change our job we need not. So "Present" as the time frame for residence address is OK. but for employment its better you put current date. we dont know if we still work in the same company while they are processing the application few months later.
Yes you can, if you fulfill the time requirement.