Yes they do and yes i can get everything mentioned. Should i mention that i was paid in cash ot avoid writing it. It would take unnecessary attention
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Hello there,
I have a question, if anybody can help with that, i would really appreciate it.
So I am applying for express entry pnp and i have gathered all the documents. Do i also need my information from my old passport because it has USA visa stamped on it but that is also expired. So if anyone can tell me do i need to submit the information for my old passport or old USA visa?
Thank you
I have a question, if anybody can help with that, i would really appreciate it.
So I am applying for express entry pnp and i have gathered all the documents. Do i also need my information from my old passport because it has USA visa stamped on it but that is also expired. So if anyone can tell me do i need to submit the information for my old passport or old USA visa?
Thank you
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Hi guys,
My additional documents section changed to "We do not need additional documents". I hope that it is a good sign.
Please let me know.
Thanks!
My additional documents section changed to "We do not need additional documents". I hope that it is a good sign.
Please let me know.
Thanks!
Hello,
No need for old passport. The instructions only ask for the information page and all pages with visa, markings and stamps in a current/valid travel document. So the old passport is not required.
regards
The method of payment is irrelevant. What they need to know is whether you were paid or not. So all you need to mention is xyz earned a salary of $12345 per year including bonuses and allowances.
All the best
Hi,
I need to get a gift deed from a notary in India. I don't have any idea about the process. Do I need to type the content on an A4 sheet or the Notary types the details himself? Plus, is it mandatory for the donor to be present at the time of notarization of documents?
I need to get a gift deed from a notary in India. I don't have any idea about the process. Do I need to type the content on an A4 sheet or the Notary types the details himself? Plus, is it mandatory for the donor to be present at the time of notarization of documents?
I am creating EE profile and have below queries:
1. In education details, for institution name nd city what i need give, college name or university?
2. In work history, under employer name there is city/town, is it work location?
What if my company address in reference letter is different from work location?
(reference letter is issued by Bangalore office, but i was working in Trivandrum office)
1. In education details, for institution name nd city what i need give, college name or university?
2. In work history, under employer name there is city/town, is it work location?
What if my company address in reference letter is different from work location?
(reference letter is issued by Bangalore office, but i was working in Trivandrum office)
Hi,
There are no set rules on this, it just depends on the Notary. I would suggest you write it and then go to the Notary together with the gift giver as they must sign.
regards
Hi all,
I would like to inquire and clarify some items regarding post-ITA form submission:
1. Spouse's foreign work experience is not relevant to CRS score. I placed it for our EE but will proceed to delete it and instead place it as part of personal history, as recommended in other posts and will write an LOE that we are not able to claim CRS points for it anyways. Would like to confirm that this is acceptable?
2. We have an existing Australian police clearance as of July 2017. Is this still valid for eAPR submission this November? I know it should be valid for at least 6 months, but I read in other forums that police clearance is only good for 3 months?
3. I am currently in Australia on a bridging visa and will be here as I finish the eAPR. Should I declare my main residence as here or my address in my home country since I am technically not based here yet (my tourist visa is still active, and as per Australian immigration that takes precedent over bridging visa).
Hoping for your assistance on these inquiries!
Thanks very much!
Regards,
Anne
I would like to inquire and clarify some items regarding post-ITA form submission:
1. Spouse's foreign work experience is not relevant to CRS score. I placed it for our EE but will proceed to delete it and instead place it as part of personal history, as recommended in other posts and will write an LOE that we are not able to claim CRS points for it anyways. Would like to confirm that this is acceptable?
2. We have an existing Australian police clearance as of July 2017. Is this still valid for eAPR submission this November? I know it should be valid for at least 6 months, but I read in other forums that police clearance is only good for 3 months?
3. I am currently in Australia on a bridging visa and will be here as I finish the eAPR. Should I declare my main residence as here or my address in my home country since I am technically not based here yet (my tourist visa is still active, and as per Australian immigration that takes precedent over bridging visa).
Hoping for your assistance on these inquiries!
Thanks very much!
Regards,
Anne