If you have valid reference letters and supporting documentation to back up the calculations, no harm in waiting it out for a 'regular' ITA. You'll get it at 483, the cutoff is unlikely to permanently climb to those levels even for the short term.Nalanda said:
Thnx for d response Asivad Sir .Asivad Anac said:Probably. The reference letter wasn't complete in all respects so an LoE or supporting documentation would certainly be in order. As for reference letters, I personally find it weird that they want a recently dated letter! Maybe that is an add-on problem and not the main issue. If the current job letter wasn't a problem, this add-on problem might not have come up in the first place. I still find it weird. :
mohit7700 said:
Mohit, you mentioned total salary was missing from the ref letter, maybe that was the problem? your friend should've backed this up by payslips and bank statement showing the transfers, if the only problem was that the letter is old, it's not ground for refusal unless the letter is more than 10 years oldAsivad Anac said:Probably. The reference letter wasn't complete in all respects so an LoE or supporting documentation would certainly be in order. As for reference letters, I personally find it weird that they want a recently dated letter! Maybe that is an add-on problem and not the main issue. If the current job letter wasn't a problem, this add-on problem might not have come up in the first place. I still find it weird. :
(I have an old(ish) letter too I plan to use that is dated October 2015, will I clain points after the date on the letter? NO, but I will be claiming for the date of joining until the date on the letter)
Not a bad idea at all to open an account remotely from India. I imagine anything acceptable to IRCC will be acceptable at landing including bank statement and fixed deposit documents but nothing better than money in a Canadian bank for sure.singhs said:
Very likely. NDVO wouldn't even be aware of this case unless IRCC informs them which they wouldn't have done as they expected you to send your passport to CPC Ottawa. Send a CSE to NDVO explaining the situation and attach your PPR letter as well. I imagine you can check with VFS for updates, if any, about documents in transit but you cannot check with them about the status of your passport while it is still with NDVO.nrc1978 said:
Thank Asivad. Yes i can track only the vfs status online and currently it shows 'Its being processed in New Delhi' which is same from past 3 weeks. Anyway i have sent out the mail to CPC-Ottawa (Email id from PPR mail) and also to New-Delhi Immigration explaining my situation with the PPR mail as attachment ,hopefully they will consider it. Also today i visited VFS office here in Bangalore and submitted the letter to High Commission of Canada- New Delhi to consider my address change and dispatch my stamped passports. VFS will add this letter as additional document to my application and will be sending to them by EOD today.Asivad Anac said:
AFAIK, banks will NOT disclose such information to a third party without your written consent. Having said that, you might be asked to submit updated documents from the bank proving you still have those funds (rare but cannot ignore the possibility). If this happens and you don't have the funds, then, it would definitely raise a red flag.Ab_Ahmad said:
