Self-Employed Application 2018

[Nornor]

Hello,

We are now about to send our application via UPS or FedEx. Which between the 2 choices is ideal to send over our application to? And, before anything, can someone confirm on where we should address our application? Is it in Sydney, Nova Scotia? As we are quite confused as we've seen various locations indicated on the list.

Also, do we need to pay the application upon submission or shall we wait for further instructions from the CIC?

Hope we get to hear from someone that have submitted their application via this path too.

Thanks again in advance for the reply.

— Paris

Hello, you must pay for your application before submission otherwise your documents will be returned to you.

Mail your application to:

Self - Employed Class
Centralized Intake Office
49 Dorchester Street
Sydney, NS
B1P 5Z2
Canada

 

[Nornor]

Thanks for your reply. In that case, do I use the UCI on the express entry pool or just leave it blank?

why not be patient and wait for one application to sail through. Don't complicate things applying for two different streams and spending extra money...my opinion.

 

[Dymanita]

why not be patient and wait for one application to sail through. Don't complicate things applying for two different streams and spending extra money...my opinion.

I'm already in the pool before I found out about the self employed route which I now want to focus on.

 

[ammar2019]

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[JaunRaza]

“Your test results must not be more than two years old at the time that you submit your application.”

Check out:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ss-class-applicants-self-employed.html#4000E5

yes, i know, my got expired on the same date when i paid the fees, i didn't want to give IELTS again as it was not compoulsary with this stream. without IELTS i was scoring 76 points.

Let see.

Thanks and Good luck to you too.

 

[leavingonajetplane2016]

Hello,

We are now about to send our application via UPS or FedEx. Which between the 2 choices is ideal to send over our application to? And, before anything, can someone confirm on where we should address our application? Is it in Sydney, Nova Scotia? As we are quite confused as we've seen various locations indicated on the list.

Also, do we need to pay the application upon submission or shall we wait for further instructions from the CIC?

Hope we get to hear from someone that have submitted their application via this path too.

Thanks again in advance for the reply.

— Paris

You should include the receipt for your application within your documents. I think it's one of the items on the checklist. If you send it without payment, they will return it to you.

 

[itsmeParis]

You should include the receipt for your application within your documents. I think it's one of the items on the checklist. If you send it without payment, they will return it to you.

Hello,

Thanks for the reply.

Is this the correct page for it on paying the fees?
Link, http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/pay.asp

I just wanted to be sure that we are on the correct page or are there any other ways to pay the said fees? Are we on the right track?

—Paris

 

[Hola4bola]

Hello,

Thanks for the reply.

Is this the correct page for it on paying the fees?
Link, http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/pay.asp

I just wanted to be sure that we are on the correct page or are there any other ways to pay the said fees? Are we on the right track?

—Paris

Kindly endeavor to pay the biometric fees at the same time because it makes things faster. I got instruction letter for biometrics same day I got my aor because I paid for everything while submitting my application.

 

[prabh0012]

my biometric is already done while applying for visitor visa of canada
Do i need to pay fees again for biometric and have to go in this process again ?

 

[ammar2019]

Kindly endeavor to pay the biometric fees at the same time because it makes things faster. I got instruction letter for biometrics same day I got my aor because I paid for everything while submitting my application.

I agree with you. I got a letter from IRCC (on the same day I received the AOR) requesting me to pay for biometrics -- in a month. I should have paid for biometrics before sending the application.

 

[Loveugod]

My GC key account is showing:

"We are processing your application. We will send you a message when there is an update or if we need more information from you".

"You may not hear from us for a little while, this is normal. Most of the progress on your application happens closer to your estimated completion date".

Did anybody else is also getting this kind of message?

 

[Loveugod]

@Loveugod we submitted the application about the same time.

- 29 Nov 2018: Submit application
- 20 Feb 2019: AOR
- 13 Mar 2019: AOR LVO
- 28 May 2019: Request for Police cert
- 10 Jul 2019: Submit Police cert (takes me a while to get PC from 2 different countries)

Now waiting for the next step. Most probably medical check or maybe(hopefully) passport request

@Grey_Hatz, yes it's almost similar timeline. As per IRCC, any foreign national who want to become permanent resident of Canada must undergo a medical examination. So, we should consider medicals is a very much part of PR process. Wishing we both will get medical request soon...

 

[ammar2019]

My GC key account is showing:

"We are processing your application. We will send you a message when there is an update or if we need more information from you".

"You may not hear from us for a little while, this is normal. Most of the progress on your application happens closer to your estimated completion date".

Did anybody else is also getting this kind of message?

Mine shows:

“We are processing your application. We will send you a message when there is an update or if we need more information from you.”

Details about your application status

· “We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements.”

· “We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information.”

· “Your application is in progress. We will send you a message once the final decision has been made.”

 

[ammar2019]

“In 2018, the overall refusal rate of study permit applications was 34%. Refusal rates vary significantly by country. Japan for example, had a refusal rate of only 1%. The top three source countries of study permits also had refusal rates below the average; India at 29%, China at 17% and Korea at only 2%. Other countries did not fare as well; Pakistan’s refusal rate was 80%, Nigeria’s 81% and Ghana’s a whopping 89%.”

Source:

https://ronaleecareylaw.ca/newsletter-archive

 

[ammar2019]

Number of Canada’s permanent residents by the "Self-Employed" category:

505 (2008)

542 (2009)

500 (2010)

349 (2011)

242 (2012)

265 (2013)

399 (2014)

677 (2015)

685 (2016)

444 (2017)

Source:

Facts and Figures 2017: Immigration Overview - Permanent Residents

https://open.canada.ca/data/en/dataset/082f05ba-e333-4132-ba42-72828d95200b