attach a table with the additional information to the back of your completed form
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Yes, it is confusing, but, for travel history there is a separate form. So, according to me if you travelled while still being employed or during your studies include that in Travel History (if this form is requested) instead of Personal History.
Although I am pre-ita , Whenever someone posts their PPR news I get goosebumps! Im super happy for this thread folks 
janaor2021
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- 10-01-2021
If you weren't unemployed during your visit then you can skip including that in your Personal History. But, confirm with the experts.
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/thank-you-legalfalcon.408185/page-1049
No...I was instructed by ircc to do a remedicals...the first expired in January. Just wondering why I wasn't asked to provide other things just like others
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If you haven't visited any other country than your home, then it may be possible that your PPR might be processed right away. According to my observation, only people who have visited countries receive schedule A. Not everyone receives new POF request either.
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Someone I know didn’t get adr before PPR, just remed. I only received med and RPRF payment as well, so if I had paid upfront, I would only get med as well. It could be they don’t require adr from you.
Taxpayers should be worried. Why is someone like you who lives on social security checks getting worried? Shut up and sit down, Pal. Nobody asked your opinion.
At the top of form's page 1, it is stated how you should attach separate sheets with your name and which Question# you are answering.