Uploading documents post ITA

[singhx3a]

Hi,

I am in the process of submitting my application with all documents. Have a few questions related to uploading documents.

1. Education (diplomas/degrees) - do we only attach Diploma/Degree or Transcripts as well?
2. Where do we upload IELTS / WES ?
3. For Work Experience what is the order of uploading documents - i have 4 letters - in what order should I upload the documents, some one said the portal will tell me which one to upload, but all I see is Proof Of Employment - 1, 2,3,4 ?
4. For PCC - I have my certificates from USA and India, again it is not highlighting which document is for which country?

Please advise

 

[singhx3a]

Just to clarify, the cic portal does not clarify the order in which to upload police certificates and order of employment records

 

[baxa1981]

Hi,

I am in the process of submitting my application with all documents. Have a few questions related to uploading documents.

1. Education (diplomas/degrees) - do we only attach Diploma/Degree or Transcripts as well?
2. Where do we upload IELTS / WES ?
3. For Work Experience what is the order of uploading documents - i have 4 letters - in what order should I upload the documents, some one said the portal will tell me which one to upload, but all I see is Proof Of Employment - 1, 2,3,4 ?
4. For PCC - I have my certificates from USA and India, again it is not highlighting which document is for which country?

Please advise

1. No need for transcripts.
2. With the degrees. Make a combined word/pdf file.
3. Try to use MS Edge, it shows which one is which. But I believe it makes no difference.
4. See 3.

 

[Peacekeeper87]

Hi,

I am in the process of submitting my application with all documents. Have a few questions related to uploading documents.

1. Education (diplomas/degrees) - do we only attach Diploma/Degree or Transcripts as well?
2. Where do we upload IELTS / WES ?
3. For Work Experience what is the order of uploading documents - i have 4 letters - in what order should I upload the documents, some one said the portal will tell me which one to upload, but all I see is Proof Of Employment - 1, 2,3,4 ?
4. For PCC - I have my certificates from USA and India, again it is not highlighting which document is for which country?

Please advise

1.You need at least ONE proof only. It can be either diploma OR transcripts. Both is just redundant as it eats up valuable space within the 4MB limit.
2.Education section
3.Doesn't really matter, but I would suggest the most recent one at the top.
4.If you have only one field for PCC, you can combine them in one PDF and upload that. If one field for each, then just put each one in a field.

 

[MB 8926]

Hi all, I have a question regarding PCC. My wife is the primary applicant in my case. For the PCC placeholder for uploading files. Hers comes with two separate sections saying
1. PCC for India
2. PCC for Dubai

For me it comes with only one placeholder for PCC in Dubai only.

Tried to make sense out of it and assuming that based on the information submitted in the previous section after which this customized placeholder section is generated. In the last 10 years, my wife had stayed in India and dubai after marriage ( 4 years + 6 years )

In my case I have been continuously staying in dubai for the last 11 years.

So we are thinking its bcos the previous sections asked for address details / work details saying mention all for the last 10 years or after 18th birthday which ever comes first. So that’s why 2 PCCs for wife and 1 PCC for me.

Your feedback is appreciated. Thanks

 

[singhx3a]

1.You need at least ONE proof only. It can be either diploma OR transcripts. Both is just redundant as it eats up valuable space within the 4MB limit.
2.Education section
3.Doesn't really matter, but I would suggest the most recent one at the top.
4.If you have only one field for PCC, you can combine them in one PDF and upload that. If one field for each, then just put each one in a field.

I have 2 fields - so I can upload in any order?

 

[MB 8926]

I have 2 fields - so I can upload in any order?

When we checked immediately after completing the first part, ie filling all details and moving on to the uploading files part, the PCC didn’t specify for which country. It said PCC 1, PCC 2.

But when we came back the next day, it specifically mentioned PCC India, PCC dubai.

I have a feeling you checking immediately after filling the form. Maybe within a day it will ask specifically and you won’t have confusion.

 

[Peacekeeper87]

I have 2 fields - so I can upload in any order?

Yes it doesn't matter, unless the field specifically mentions what to upload in that particular field.
Sometimes in some cases, applicants would get for example "Police Certificate - India".

 

[Peacekeeper87]

Hi all, I have a question regarding PCC. My wife is the primary applicant in my case. For the PCC placeholder for uploading files. Hers comes with two separate sections saying
1. PCC for India
2. PCC for Dubai

For me it comes with only one placeholder for PCC in Dubai only.

Tried to make sense out of it and assuming that based on the information submitted in the previous section after which this customized placeholder section is generated. In the last 10 years, my wife had stayed in India and dubai after marriage ( 4 years + 6 years )

In my case I have been continuously staying in dubai for the last 11 years.

So we are thinking its bcos the previous sections asked for address details / work details saying mention all for the last 10 years or after 18th birthday which ever comes first. So that’s why 2 PCCs for wife and 1 PCC for me.

Your feedback is appreciated. Thanks

You understood correctly. The system generates the checklist based on the address and personal history for the last 10 years. And your wife has indeed lived in India and Dubai in the last 10 years, and the system understood that from the info.
For you however, you didn't stay in another country other than the UAE in the last 11 years, so the system couldn't detect that you lived in India for 6 months or more in a row.
However, do know that PCCs are required for countries where you lived for 6 months or more in a row, since the age of 18! Not for the last 10 years. So, if you've lived in India for 6 months after turning 18, I'd strongly suggest just getting a PCC from India and upload it upfront. I'd expect ADR for that if you don't.

 

[Peacekeeper87]

When we checked immediately after completing the first part, ie filling all details and moving on to the uploading files part, the PCC didn’t specify for which country. It said PCC 1, PCC 2.

But when we came back the next day, it specifically mentioned PCC India, PCC dubai.

I have a feeling you checking immediately after filling the form. Maybe within a day it will ask specifically and you won’t have confusion.

Yes there is some kind of system glitch where the interface can change from one login session to another.
What I suggest is uploading the documents with the interface where it specifies what to upload in what field. Easier for you as it serves as guidance.

 

[MB 8926]

You understood correctly. The system generates the checklist based on the address and personal history for the last 10 years. And your wife has indeed lived in India and Dubai in the last 10 years, and the system understood that from the info.
For you however, you didn't stay in another country other than the UAE in the last 11 years, so the system couldn't detect that you lived in India for 6 months or more in a row.
However, do know that PCCs are required for countries where you lived for 6 months or more in a row, since the age of 18! Not for the last 10 years. So, if you've lived in India for 6 months after turning 18, I'd strongly suggest just getting a PCC from India and upload it upfront. I'd expect ADR for that if you don't.

Thanks for confirming. While checking the checklist from BLS for PCC, one of their requirements is to provide the

You understood correctly. The system generates the checklist based on the address and personal history for the last 10 years. And your wife has indeed lived in India and Dubai in the last 10 years, and the system understood that from the info.
For you however, you didn't stay in another country other than the UAE in the last 11 years, so the system couldn't detect that you lived in India for 6 months or more in a row.
However, do know that PCCs are required for countries where you lived for 6 months or more in a row, since the age of 18! Not for the last 10 years. So, if you've lived in India for 6 months after turning 18, I'd strongly suggest just getting a PCC from India and upload it upfront. I'd expect ADR for that if you don't.

You understood correctly. The system generates the checklist based on the address and personal history for the last 10 years. And your wife has indeed lived in India and Dubai in the last 10 years, and the system understood that from the info.
For you however, you didn't stay in another country other than the UAE in the last 11 years, so the system couldn't detect that you lived in India for 6 months or more in a row.
However, do know that PCCs are required for countries where you lived for 6 months or more in a row, since the age of 18! Not for the last 10 years. So, if you've lived in India for 6 months after turning 18, I'd strongly suggest just getting a PCC from India and upload it upfront. I'd expect ADR for that if you don't.

Thank you for the confirmation peacekeeper. One of the checklist item from BLS global for Indian PCC asks to provide the immigration checklist where it asks for India PCC. I’m wondering if I attach the current checklist which clearly states DUBAI PCC and doesn’t ask for INDIA, I hope they don’t question why I’m requesting when the checklist doesn’t have it from immigration. I’m totally with you on being safe by providing extra docs rather than getting delayed later. Just wanted to know if someone with the same scenario had no issues by just submitting one PCC.

 

[Peacekeeper87]

Thanks for confirming. While checking the checklist from BLS for PCC, one of their requirements is to provide the



Thank you for the confirmation peacekeeper. One of the checklist item from BLS global for Indian PCC asks to provide the immigration checklist where it asks for India PCC. I’m wondering if I attach the current checklist which clearly states DUBAI PCC and doesn’t ask for INDIA, I hope they don’t question why I’m requesting when the checklist doesn’t have it from immigration. I’m totally with you on being safe by providing extra docs rather than getting delayed later. Just wanted to know if someone with the same scenario had no issues by just submitting one PCC.

You have any issue if you don't submit a PCC that is not required. Worst case scenario, you'll get an additional document request, really no biggie.
If it doesn't take much time to get India PCC, wait till ADR if you have to go through shoots and hoops to get it.

 

[walepiper]

Hello guys,

Can the work history filled in my profile be modified after I have received ITA.

Thanks.

 

[tanmaisneha]

You understood correctly. The system generates the checklist based on the address and personal history for the last 10 years. And your wife has indeed lived in India and Dubai in the last 10 years, and the system understood that from the info.
For you however, you didn't stay in another country other than the UAE in the last 11 years, so the system couldn't detect that you lived in India for 6 months or more in a row.
However, do know that PCCs are required for countries where you lived for 6 months or more in a row, since the age of 18! Not for the last 10 years. So, if you've lived in India for 6 months after turning 18, I'd strongly suggest just getting a PCC from India and upload it upfront. I'd expect ADR for that if you don't.

PCC is required for last 10 years only..

Please check the link in the PCC section -
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/express-entry/applications-received-on-after-january-1-2016-completeness-check.html

"Police certificates are required upfront and are mandatory for each country (except Canada) where an individual has spent 6 months or more in a row within the last 10 years. The individual does not need to provide one for any period of time before the age of 18."

 

[tanmaisneha]

Hello guys,

Can the work history filled in my profile be modified after I have received ITA.

Thanks.

Yes.