New Policy for International Students - April 12th, 2021

[Frisk]

Guys, when the guide is released today let's post it in here and comment if we find any tricky section or interesting points in the guide.

I've watched chatty lawyer's livestream yesterday it it made my blood boil when he said "people not on the ($350 USD) course won't be prepared, they will be able to register but they'll be scrambling around, etc" we have 123 pages worth of information and some really active people on this thread, applying for PR is not that difficult and if you already have all your documents beforehand it won't take long.

 

[canwave]

Guys, when the guide is released today let's post it in here and comment if we find any tricky section or interesting points in the guide.

I've watched chatty lawyer's livestream yesterday it it made my blood boil when he said "people not on the ($350 USD) course won't be prepared, they will be able to register but they'll be scrambling around, etc" we have 123 pages worth of information and some really active people on this thread, applying for PR is not that difficult and if you already have all your documents beforehand it won't take long.

I saw that. Made me annoyed as well. This program was designed specifically for individuals to apply without the help of representatives like him. He even gave misleading information when he told people not to pay the Fee in advance, then he says there are others in his industry who are "scuzzy." I can't wait to not hear his voice ever again.

And yes, post anything that you feel is a curveball and deserves special attention. Good luck to everyone! Let's go!

 

[Den1204]

Guys, when the guide is released today let's post it in here and comment if we find any tricky section or interesting points in the guide.

I've watched chatty lawyer's livestream yesterday it it made my blood boil when he said "people not on the ($350 USD) course won't be prepared, they will be able to register but they'll be scrambling around, etc" we have 123 pages worth of information and some really active people on this thread, applying for PR is not that difficult and if you already have all your documents beforehand it won't take long.

He did give us a lot of valid information. And I can see how people would struggle tomorrow since there will be some difference during the application process. Just not the people in this thread lol.

 

[intlala]

The chatty lawyer told us about a new form IMM0130 for this new TR to PR pathway, so watch out for that form release today. It's a new one.

 

[Anya833]

Guys, when the guide is released today let's post it in here and comment if we find any tricky section or interesting points in the guide.

I've watched chatty lawyer's livestream yesterday it it made my blood boil when he said "people not on the ($350 USD) course won't be prepared, they will be able to register but they'll be scrambling around, etc" we have 123 pages worth of information and some really active people on this thread, applying for PR is not that difficult and if you already have all your documents beforehand it won't take long.

True that! I applied for my study permit, PGWP by myself just like many other people, without bigger problems. You just need to be calm, no rush and go through documents carefully.

 

[danaaa]

Hi all, can a contract signed in June 30, 2020 work as employment confirmation? The contract has everything (position title, duties, salary, hours etc). The contract is for permanent employment and is renewable every year. Or do I have to get an additional letter from my employer?

Does anybody have any insight?

 

[ree14]

Does anybody have any insight?

I think you'll need a new letter. A letter from last year can't prove that you're employed, unless you attach recent paystubs

 

[danaaa]

I think you'll need a new letter. A letter from last year can't prove that you're employed, unless you attach recent paystubs

Thanks bro.

 

[rambag98]

Those that have an ongoing Express Entry application and wish to apply to this, do not. The majority of applications for this stream will be processed in 2022, and most of the ongoing CEC apps will be processed this year. Take a moment to stop and think about what you're doing. You will gain NOTHING and cost someone else EVERYTHING.

 

[Frisk]

Those that have an ongoing Express Entry application and wish to apply to this, do not. The majority of applications for this stream will be processed in 2022, and most of the ongoing CEC apps will be processed this year. Take a moment to stop and think about what you're doing. You will gain NOTHING and cost someone else EVERYTHING.

The thing is, selfish or not, CEC applicants are the most likely to have all their documents ready tomorrow while some people that weren't expecting to apply anytime soon had to scramble to get their IELTS, medicals, PCC...I'm confident a solid 10% of the 40k will go towards CEC applicants with existing applications. And another 10-20% to people ineligible but that apply (or ty to) because of FOMO

 

[Anya833]

Those that have an ongoing Express Entry application and wish to apply to this, do not. The majority of applications for this stream will be processed in 2022, and most of the ongoing CEC apps will be processed this year. Take a moment to stop and think about what you're doing. You will gain NOTHING and cost someone else EVERYTHING.

Thats so true and it makes me upset just thinking about it. I hope people are not that stupid just out of anxiety, I mean in CEC they will probably get their invitation in a matter of couple of months, and in this new stream they will have to wait who knows up to a year...definitely longer than in CEC, but when anxiety kicks in, some people will go crazy I am guessing.

 

[Anya833]

The thing is, selfish or not, CEC applicants are the most likely to have all their documents ready tomorrow while some people that weren't expecting to apply anytime soon had to scramble to get their IELTS, medicals, PCC...I'm confident a solid 10% of the 40k will go towards CEC applicants with existing applications. And another 10-20% to people ineligible but that apply (or ty to) because of FOMO

Wont they have like a wizzard thing that would prevent ineligible applications to even go through? Well I am hoping things will be ok tomorrow, we shall see, I am just praying the stream will remain opened at least for 14 days.

 

[rambag98]

The thing is, selfish or not, CEC applicants are the most likely to have all their documents ready tomorrow while some people that weren't expecting to apply anytime soon had to scramble to get their IELTS, medicals, PCC...I'm confident a solid 10% of the 40k will go towards CEC applicants with existing applications. And another 10-20% to people ineligible but that apply (or ty to) because of FOMO

Yes, but people must really lack basic critical thinking skills if they do this.

 

[reason984flood]

Would an employment contract from February and pay stubs from as recent as last week suffice for employment verification? I dont have any tax forms such as T4 as I haven't worked for the entire year yet.

 

[Den1204]

Would an employment contract from February and pay stubs from as recent as last week suffice for employment verification? I dont have any tax forms such as T4 as I haven't worked for the entire year yet.

Wait till 12pm EST today we'll have some answers