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[Deleted member 994371]

So is there a comprehensive list of guidelines or FAQs for filling out the PR application? I have some specific questions, and i'm not sure what keywords to search for.

site:canadavisa.com "your keyword"

I also used youtube videos with keywords "after ita express entry"

I am not linking any videos because it's been a while since I filled out the application.

EDIT: I found the video I used. This is pretty comprehensive and will give you idea how to go about it.

 

[AlmostThere2]

site:canadavisa.com "your keyword"

I also used youtube videos with keywords "after ita express entry"

I am not linking any videos because it's been a while since I filled out the application.

EDIT: I found the video I used. This is pretty comprehensive and will give you idea how to go about it.

I actually like this guy, Sheetanshu. But he usually doesn't go too in-depth (which is actually a good thing), but @mushymush look up specific videos of Kubeir Sar, but the old ones, at least 2 years old, he tends to go into greater depths,

 

[wonderbly]

So is there a comprehensive list of guidelines or FAQs for filling out the PR application? I have some specific questions, and i'm not sure what keywords to search for.

There you go, warm welcome to the Post-ITA Anxiety Group .

Like @stirredo said, use this site a lot for research. You can start here for documentation requirements:
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

That page has not been updated in a while, so might not be up-to-date. Ask here if you are unsure about anything. Congratulations again, bro. It was a long time coming.

 

[wonderbly]

@RSub what is Kubeir sir claiming to be right about?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1570428412363427840

 

[Simran00]

Hey guys, for SINP, do you have to create an additional profile/apply or is it like oinp wherein having an EE profile is enough? Thanks

 

[auzair]

Hey guys, for SINP, do you have to create an additional profile/apply or is it like oinp wherein having an EE profile is enough? Thanks

You'll have to create a profile on Saskatchewan's immigration website for SINP. Go here to create your profile.

 

[Deleted member 1006777]

@wonderbly
Here's the thing I'm confused about right now. In the application page, we need to fill out "activities for the last 10 years" or something. I am only using work exp from 2018 to 2019. After that I was unemployed for a while, then worked at a startup for a year but that was without pay, and then got a fulltime job again, that I quit prior to one year (so it wouldn't qualify anyway). Do I need to list all this?

I was under the impression that I only need to include education for which I have the ECA, and work experience I want counted for the application.

 

[Deleted member 1083629]

@wonderbly
Here's the thing I'm confused about right now. In the application page, we need to fill out "activities for the last 10 years" or something. I am only using work exp from 2018 to 2019. After that I was unemployed for a while, then worked at a startup for a year but that was without pay, and then got a fulltime job again, that I quit prior to one year (so it wouldn't qualify anyway). Do I need to list all this?

I was under the impression that I only need to include education for which I have the ECA, and work experience I want counted for the application.

"Activities for the last 10 years" should include everything you have done for the last 10 years. You won't need to prove it but you should list it. You last paragraph (education and work experience) that you claim points for should go in the dedicated sections.

 

[Rohit Chhabra]

There you go, warm welcome to the Post-ITA Anxiety Group .

Like @stirredo said, use this site a lot for research. You can start here for documentation requirements:
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

That page has not been updated in a while, so might not be up-to-date. Ask here if you are unsure about anything. Congratulations again, bro. It was a long time coming.

hey congrats @mushymush!

 

[Deleted member 1083629]

Every time I open Linkedin to look for a job, I remember posts on CICnews about the lowest unemployment rate in a long time, and I get surprised. Every single company that interviewed me while my PR was in process, lays off their engineers. Shopify - 10 %, Coinbase - 30%, FB and Google - hiring freeze (my interviews got cancelled), Twilio - dunno how many but laid off people, Twitter - hiring freeze. I wonder where CICnews takes their data, if all I am seeing is the beginning of the major recession.

 

[Pehm212]

Hi guys. I got my checklist now for Express Entry and it is required I provide PCC from two different countries. I moved to Canada about a month ago(lived in my country of birth all my life before moving) and to the best of my knowledge, I don't have to provide a PCC since it isn't 6 months yet.
I also have a certificate from a school in the UK. I studied online but while filling my eAPR, I included the country of study as UK(I also noted on the EAPR I studied online). Do you think the second PCC is for UK or Canada? And it is for UK, should I submit a brief LOE stating I had the course online and never was in the UK.

 

[Deleted member 1083629]

Hi guys. I got my checklist now for Express Entry and it is required I provide PCC from two different countries. I moved to Canada about a month ago(lived in my country of birth all my life before moving) and to the best of my knowledge, I don't have to provide a PCC since it isn't 6 months yet.
I also have a certificate from a school in the UK. I studied online but while filling my eAPR, I included the country of study as UK(I also noted on the EAPR I studied online). Do you think the second PCC is for UK or Canada? And it is for UK, should I submit a brief LOE stating I had the course online and never was in the UK.

UK. You should have listed your home country where you studied from. You don't need a PCC from Canada.

 

[RSub]

@RSub what is Kubeir sir claiming to be right about?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1570428412363427840

Sir has been getting back from his own cult after blocking that one guy from his group. So expect him to post more cringe worthy achievements which in real world mean dog p**p.

 

[RSub]

@wonderbly
Here's the thing I'm confused about right now. In the application page, we need to fill out "activities for the last 10 years" or something. I am only using work exp from 2018 to 2019. After that I was unemployed for a while, then worked at a startup for a year but that was without pay, and then got a fulltime job again, that I quit prior to one year (so it wouldn't qualify anyway). Do I need to list all this?

I was under the impression that I only need to include education for which I have the ECA, and work experience I want counted for the application.

If you were unemployed, put it as unemployed.

 

[cansha]

@wonderbly
Here's the thing I'm confused about right now. In the application page, we need to fill out "activities for the last 10 years" or something. I am only using work exp from 2018 to 2019. After that I was unemployed for a while, then worked at a startup for a year but that was without pay, and then got a fulltime job again, that I quit prior to one year (so it wouldn't qualify anyway). Do I need to list all this?

I was under the impression that I only need to include education for which I have the ECA, and work experience I want counted for the application.

There is a Education section, Work Experience section and Activities section

Education section => Put only education for which you claim points and have ECA
Work Experience section => Work Experience for which you claim points and have reference letter
activities section => Everything else including unemployment, any other job for which points not claimed, any other education for which points not claimed.