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[PaulRich]

thnx but no, turkish embassy normally issues one but they refuse to issue one to me

Hi dimidaza
I seem to have had the same experience yours. I am missing one document but I decided to write a letter of explanation with attachment of all unsuccessful communications I have made in searchof it.
I have also seen that you declined an ITA. I too had declined the invitation. However, I stil see my previous abandoned application (not the profile) the same way as it was before i declined. Is this normal, it looks as though I can go ahead and submit it!
Another source of concern is that altough I hot a new ITA yesterday, no new changes on my profile. It still says " you are a candidate. We will send you a message when you get an invitation".
Should I hope to see the profile updated and a new application or something went wrong

 

[dimidaza]

Hi dimidaza
I seem to have had the same experience yours. I am missing one document but I decided to write a letter of explanation with attachment of all unsuccessful communications I have made in searchof it.
I have also seen that you declined an ITA. I too had declined the invitation. However, I stil see my previous abandoned application (not the profile) the same way as it was before i declined. Is this normal, it looks as though I can go ahead and submit it!
Another source of concern is that altough I hot a new ITA yesterday, no new changes on my profile. It still says " you are a candidate. We will send you a message when you get an invitation".
Should I hope to see the profile updated and a new application or something went wrong

Hi Paul Rich,I am now checking my application and in the details section it says invitation received. When I open the application it says we are pleased to have send you an invitation...but when you declined the ITA, did you enter the pool with the same profile or did you create a new one? I entered the pool with the same profile but updated some sections

 

[seancole]

Pls filling past addresses what's the format to be used as they said no gap should be left.

Format A:

Address 1: June 1, 2012 - December 4, 2013
Address 2: December 4, 2013 - August 22, 2016

or

Format B:

Address 1: June 1, 2012 - December 4, 2013
Address 2: December 5, 2013 - August 22, 2016

Main Issue is with the December date, do I start Address 2 on the next day or same day move out from address 1?

Thanks.

 

[PaulRich]

Hi Paul Rich,I am now checking my application and in the details section it says invitation received. When I open the application it says we are pleased to have send you an invitation...but when you declined the ITA, did you enter the pool with the same profile or did you create a new one? I entered the pool with the same profile but updated some sections

Thank you. I entered with the same profile only some slight changes which didn't even affect the CRS score. I found one user on the forum who have had experience the same problem before but he/she seems inactive. You can see his/her post here http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/after-declining-ita-what-happened-is-this-normal.280034
I wonder if it is a problem in the system!

 

[Andy_ready]

I have a question to this group. What does this question mean on personal history? Do i have to mention about my family who are part of the application or about all family members whether they are part of the application or not?
Please tell us about XYZ's immediate family members that have not been identified in the application.
This includes any parent, any spouse or common-law partner, any child including adult children, and any brothers or sisters. If the relative is deceased, provide the date of death.

 

[javisam376]

I have a question to this group. What does this question mean on personal history? Do i have to mention about my family who are part of the application or about all family members whether they are part of the application or not?
Please tell us about XYZ's immediate family members that have not been identified in the application.
This includes any parent, any spouse or common-law partner, any child including adult children, and any brothers or sisters. If the relative is deceased, provide the date of death.

I believe it means all your family members (that is what I entered).

 

[dimidaza]

Thank you. I entered with the same profile only some slight changes which didn't even affect the CRS score. I found one user on the forum who have had experience the same problem before but he/she seems inactive. You can see his/her post here http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/after-declining-ita-what-happened-is-this-normal.280034
I wonder if it is a problem in the system!

Most probably it is a systems problem, as I do not see the window as in the link. is the problem fixed now?

 

[dimidaza]

I have a question to this group. What does this question mean on personal history? Do i have to mention about my family who are part of the application or about all family members whether they are part of the application or not?
Please tell us about XYZ's immediate family members that have not been identified in the application.
This includes any parent, any spouse or common-law partner, any child including adult children, and any brothers or sisters. If the relative is deceased, provide the date of death.

I entered all family members (mom, dad, bro) my husband as well so that if we want to sponsor them in the future they are declared. In the application they ask additional info only for our children who will accompany us

 

[Andy_ready]

I entered all family members (mom, dad, bro) my husband as well so that if we want to sponsor them in the future they are declared. In the application they ask additional info only for our children who will accompany us

So this is like the family information form we submit along with our visitor visa?

 

[dimidaza]

no exp

 

[coolguy_dec]

Hi

I have the following queries while filling in the details for the ITA:

1. In the personal form do I need to mention the details of my parents and siblings not applying for PR
2. Does the travel history has to be only for the last 10 years barring the origin and the country where the person is residing
3. I have entered my wife's work details in work history though not claiming any points so should I remove it from there and place it in personal history rather than work history.
4. Where is the option to upload documents?

 

[God of war]

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp

This site will give you complete idea.

According to the info provided here
"Proof of completed Canadian or foreign educational credentials can include copies of

• secondary or post-secondary education documents (certificates, diplomas or degrees); and
• transcripts for successfully completed secondary or post-secondary studies, if available."

Personally I would make one PDF that contains all documents of btech , likewise for masters. And then another including all transcripts. Please, seniors correct me if I am wrong

you can only upload a single pdf in one field. So you have to make a single pdf for education, employment, PCC etc. Basically, you need to incluse Btech and masters transcript, eca, degree certificate etc in a single pdf.

 

[crescent_jam]

Hi

I have the following queries while filling in the details for the ITA:

1. In the personal form do I need to mention the details of my parents and siblings not applying for PR
I think you're supposed to put your parents and siblings even if they're not applying for PR. You would already have specified who the application is for (you and any accompanying dependents) and I think this section is to support the background check and to give a proper understanding of your family situation...

2. Does the travel history has to be only for the last 10 years barring the origin and the country where the person is residing
For my travel history, I actually included travel to and from the country in which I resided for a few years (the US) which isn't my origin country (Jamaica). I.e. even if you were 'residing' there and not 'visiting', as long as it was outside your country of origin, I think you should include it. Basically, I think your travel history should also match up with all of your passport stamps showing entry into a country other than your country of origin (and likely country under which your passport is issued)...

3. I have entered my wife's work details in work history though not claiming any points so should I remove it from there and place it in personal history rather than work history.
From what I've seen on this forum, as long as you are not claiming points for her work history, you should be able to remove it safely, and just mention it in personal history. But check other threads to confirm this as I don't have personal experience in this area.

4. Where is the option to upload documents?
Once you complete the questionnaire (that first question review part where you also add in the family info, address history, travel history and personal history), the next option will allow you to move onto to the document checklist where you upload all of your required documents

Hi coolguy_dec,
I'm no expert (maybe none of us really are? ) but I answered your questions as I am handling them for my own application. My answers are in red below your questions

 

[seancole]

I know that Post ITA, we have 90 days to submit. But why do I also see somewhere else that says you have 60 days to complete your profile?

What does this mean? ITA profile will expire after 60 days?

 

[javisam376]

I know that Post ITA, we have 90 days to submit. But why do I also see somewhere else that says you have 60 days to complete your profile?

What does this mean? ITA profile will expire after 60 days?

I believe it used to be 60 and they increased it to 90. It seems some pages have not been updated to reflect the change, so they still say 60.

In your profile there is a counter that says "Days to submit" that starts at 90 and decrease by one every day, I would use that as the accurate one.