Yes same issue. Do we have to type in this area or does checking the 'yes' box suffice?
New Policy for International Students - April 12th, 2021
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I can just imagine an immigration officer stamping applications it will go something like this:
no, no, no, yes, no no no no yes yes no no no no yes no no yes yes yes no no no.....
until 90k reached
no, no, no, yes, no no no no yes yes no no no no yes no no yes yes yes no no no.....
until 90k reached
Those needing additional sheet: it seems it has to be a new sheet of the document, not a blank page:
If you need more space for any section, print out an additional page containing the appropriate section, complete it and submit it along with your application.
If you need more space for any section, print out an additional page containing the appropriate section, complete it and submit it along with your application.
Did you get a degree? If not, then both of this has to be fulfilled:
- each was at least 8 months in duration
- the combined duration was at least 16 months
Your studies need to be at least 16 months - it could include two separate ones of at least 8 month in duration though. But you have to study 16 months minimum. The ONLY exception is if you were granted a degree.
Ok, according to chatty lawyer he says to check 'No' for the box because that line is there for us to print and sign phsycially. So checking 'No' will not require your signature.
do we have to combine all documents? like if we need to submit transcript and letter from the institution then have to combine them?
I'm a little confused on filling out the IMM5562 form, I have not traveled back to my origin country since coming to Canada
My travel history is as follows:
2015 Sept moved from UAE to Canada for College
Since then I've gone back twice, for a short period of time to visit family, this I know how to include.
Now my confusion arises when entering in the initial trip to Canada, I came here in 2015, and have been a resident in Canada since then, came here as a student and currently on my PGWP.
If I do need to include the initial trip to Canada from UAE, what would my dates be?
My travel history is as follows:
2015 Sept moved from UAE to Canada for College
Since then I've gone back twice, for a short period of time to visit family, this I know how to include.
Now my confusion arises when entering in the initial trip to Canada, I came here in 2015, and have been a resident in Canada since then, came here as a student and currently on my PGWP.
If I do need to include the initial trip to Canada from UAE, what would my dates be?
Read through the above again. You don't meet these requirements.
- You don't meet the first bullet because your program did not lead to a degree.
- You don't meet the second bullet since your certificate does not lead to a job that is a trade.
- This means you need to meet the requirements in the third bullet. To meet these requirements, you need to have completed one program that is at least 16 months in length or two programs that are at least 8 months each. You only completed one program. So you don't meet the requirements.
because there have been many people, both IRCC and lawyers saying that dont pay now
Likely yes. We need to see the portal, but there will likely be only one box to upload everything related to your studies. Then another one for the job, etc. But don't take my word on it; it might not happen like this.