Steps after ITA ??
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Confirm the details and fill up the profile completely, upload all required documents as per your personalized checklist, pay the fees online, submit the application within 60 days and wait for PR.
If you will accept the invitation, you need to:
1- Fill in the required forms through link in your EE account.
2- Next, you will need to prepare all the required documents which will be listed in the next page.
3- This includes proof of medical exam (so you need to perform the medical examination).
4- After preparing all the documents, you need to scan them and upload them using the corresponding links.
5- After the upload of ALL documents, you will review all your forms and docs, pay the application fees (and the PR Right fees if you want to pay them in advance). Then submit the application.
Best wishes.
1- Fill in the required forms through link in your EE account.
2- Next, you will need to prepare all the required documents which will be listed in the next page.
3- This includes proof of medical exam (so you need to perform the medical examination).
4- After preparing all the documents, you need to scan them and upload them using the corresponding links.
5- After the upload of ALL documents, you will review all your forms and docs, pay the application fees (and the PR Right fees if you want to pay them in advance). Then submit the application.
Best wishes.
nrj123 said:
Hello ,
I just received ITA . Could you guide me through what steps you followed for up-front medical exam
sumitthegreat said:
Start here ---> http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp
Hello All,
I am an Indian and I have lived in France and England for more than 6 months in each country. Now, my understanding is that I would require police certificates from both of these countries. Now, visas for both these countries are stamped in my older passport, which eventually expired and I got a renewed passport which is blank now. My question is as only the biographical page of passport is requested, how will Canadian govt. come to know my residential history in France and England if I dont declare the same in application form. Will hiding my residential history cause any issues later as my new passport is blank with no visa stamps.
I am an Indian and I have lived in France and England for more than 6 months in each country. Now, my understanding is that I would require police certificates from both of these countries. Now, visas for both these countries are stamped in my older passport, which eventually expired and I got a renewed passport which is blank now. My question is as only the biographical page of passport is requested, how will Canadian govt. come to know my residential history in France and England if I dont declare the same in application form. Will hiding my residential history cause any issues later as my new passport is blank with no visa stamps.
Hi Can somebody tell me what happens after PR application submission? how long it takes for processing under FSW?
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Hi There,
Your new Passport is always linked to your older passports. Yo have to declare and obtain PCC from all the countries visited and stayed for more than 3 months. In my case, I stayed in USA for 2 years and hence required a CC from the FBI. The Canadian govt will never know unless they deep dive into your profile and then if they found the PCCs missing they might ask you to get a new one or debar you for 5 years or wont refund your application fees. The best practice would be to have these PCCs beforehand.
Do I need to take medical tests before submitting the application? Can I submit the application and then have the doctor send the reports directly to CIC ?
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