My concerns regarding PR application. Am I too nervous?

[keylo]

Hey there,

I have already sent my PR application to CIC a month ago. The only concern I have, is this decision in my Schedule A: Background/Declaration form:

I have worked in many places, so I have attached another page for Personal History. Therefore, I have left it blank in the main form and just wrote in the first field: "Answered in the attached sheet.".

1. Do you think they may return my application because I have filled it like this? Is it really a concern if it would be better if I had filled the table as much as it has rows, and enter the left history in the attachment?
2. Me and a friend have sent our application in a same day, same courier and with each other. The both packages also were delivered together. The PR type and all the principles were similar on same topic. Now, he has received his AoR about 6days ago from CPC-Ottawa, but I have not heard anything. Is this normal? Any estimates about date?

Any feedback would be appreciated guys!

 

[AlexKaren]

I wouldn't worry so much. On our PR application we put something similar in a few sections, it is exactly what you are suppose to do. Similarly, our AOR took FOREVER, and then it got sped up later on. Your applicaton and your friends are likely not with the same agent, and one is working faster or slower then the other, or something like that. They'll let you know if you have made some kind of mistake and you will be allowed to correct it or add to it (we also did this). Being nervous about it will only cause you stress and not help the outcome.

 

[keylo]

I wouldn't worry so much. On our PR application we put something similar in a few sections, it is exactly what you are suppose to do. Similarly, our AOR took FOREVER, and then it got sped up later on. Your applicaton and your friends are likely not with the same agent, and one is working faster or slower then the other, or something like that. They'll let you know if you have made some kind of mistake and you will be allowed to correct it or add to it (we also did this). Being nervous about it will only cause you stress and not help the outcome.

The information was valuable. Appreciate it Alex.