Queries about e-APR

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1. Do we need to upload the degree and transcripts for our entire education history or only for those we claimed points for in EE and got assessed for ECA?

2. If the latter, then just mentioning one's entire education history in personal history would suffice?

3. Do we need to scan and upload older passports held as well or only the latest passport?

4. Do we only need to scan and submit the bio pages or every page in the passport?

5. For address history, is it required to put only places where you "resided" (i.e. landing address) or also those where one stayed for brief pleasure/business trips (typically Hotels)?

6. CIC says-
"If you need a police certificate from a country or territory and - are currently living there, or received the police certificate before leaving, the police certificate must be issued within six months before you apply."

- Does this imply one can travel outside his 'country of residence' even after receiving PCC and not invalidate it provided it has been issued within the last 6 months ?

Thanks

 

[jesuscares]

1. You just need to upload the degree and transcripts for the education you claimed as points towards your express entry score.

2. In your personal history you should then have a listing of all other educational pursuits as well as the one/s you claimed for points. This section cannot contain any time gaps in your history so you are pretty much forced to list everything done.

3 and 4. You need to scan all passports with travel stamps that document your 10 year travel history or trips taken from the time you were 18 years old. Additionally you must include your most valid passport. Ensure that you scan the bio data page of every passport and just the pages that holds your travel stamps.

5. For this one, any addresses where you resided for more than 6 months cumulatively should only be listed. No vacation addresses are required.

6. This one needs to be clarified. From CIC, the 6 month validity at the time of e-APR submission rule for police certificates only applies to certificates from applicants living in their current country of residence. If a certificate was retrieved from a residence where the applicant no longer lives, the certificate needs to be valid for upwards of a year. After you submit your application, you are free to travel without having to document any additional trips as well as gaining another police certificate.

 

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Excellent @jesuscares. Thanks.