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No, you should declare your Canadian citizen kids, but not include them in your application. Of course it doesn't do harm if you include them in the application except you would pay more money to CIC.

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No, they don't. But you should have the tracking number of the prepaid envelope enclosed in your mail to CIC. Check it on Canada Post website.

CEC. Wife + 1 Kid.

20 July - PPR received 22 July - Passport sent to CPC-Ottawa 23 July - Passport received by CPC-Ottawa 28 July - Application approved; CoPR and PRV sent off 29 July - CoPR and PRV received

I got my passport back in one week after I sent it to CPC-Ottawa.

Yes, you can use LMO, they are the same thing. Put your WP expiry date as LMIA expiry date.

Take the photo home, don't waste your money. As per CIC: At this time, the electronic photos uploaded by applicants cannot be used for the permanent residence card; therefore, CIC will not reject an application as incomplete if the photos submitted do not comply with CIC's prescribed photo...

Confirmation of Permanent Residence, as well as your PR Visa if applicable, is regarded as your landing paper.

They are efficient recently. I got CoPR in one week.

Submit requested documents through case specific inquiry, they will help you attach those documents to your application.

It should be OK according to my personal experience.

Of course immigration size.

It doesn't matter at all where you take your digital photos. The thing really matters is where you take your hard copy photos. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/final.asp As per CIC: At this time, the electronic photos uploaded by applicants cannot be used for the...

This is correct answer. I have the same situation and I declared my Canadian born baby but not included her in the application. However, I did explain it with detail and attached her birth certificate to the explanation letter. My application has already been approved.

Hi Friend, A couple of applicants including me encountered the same problem a few months ago. I finally found a solution which applied to all of us. Hopefully it also works for you. It was posted at...

Use Case Specific Enquiry Form as an alternative to submit requested documents. I encountered the same issue and finally got it submitted by this means. https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx

I am facing the same issue. It drives me crazy, I have only 7 days to upload the document. Please somebody help me!!!!!!

Folks, I MADE IT!!! I found the reason of the error (at least the reason for my case). In the tab of 'Education history', I added two rows for the 'secondary diploma' level that's because I studied in one junior high school for three years and in another senior high school for three years...

By reading the original post, they faced the issue when they were submitting the profiles, unlike our cases encountering the issue while submitting our applications. So they can withdraw the profile and start it over again, but we don't have an option like that.