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Yeah leave it blank I guess

Applying for cgc does not require you to show any supporting documents about your purpose of travel. You can just state reason as "employment" or "immigration".

You don't need uci or application number, you can use family name, given name, and date of birth instead.

Applied Nov 26th, finally got biometric letter today. Does anyone know when the "View" button becomes accessible?

how long after it changed to 10 did it take to receive AOR?

nope, nothing. f12 status briefly said 10 on Monday for the first time and then switched back to 7 a couple hours later. other than that no change at all since I submitted on nov 26th.

I did the f12 trick earlier today and the status had finally changed to 10. Checked again a couple of hours later and it went back to 7, and also certain fields were missing. The email of the case officer is no longer there, and other info is missing as well.

When did you submit your application?

I submitted the application on November 26th and still nothing has been updated. I'm starting to get really concerned as it will soon hit the 6 month mark.

Did you upload covid vaccine certificate? Adding documents via webform can sometimes trigger movement in your application.

Better to include all pages, including blank ones.

Or it might not be ready yet. I tried to google information about this electronic certificate but didn't find anything, there's no IRCC announcement about it either.

Here's the link to get an invite: https://ircc.canada.ca/visit-visiter/en/get-account-ircc-portal This portal is new, it's meant to replace the GC Key one eventually.

You can access the form via the new IRCC portal. I'm not a citizen yet, I was just curious after I saw it.

Anyone try using this to download their "electronic" citizenship certificate?

Yes, they do.

It's when you are creating your EE profile

12 months need to be continuous and the rest can be added to it - but there needs to be a 12-month continuous period somewhere in your experience. For example, my experience was 6 months - 6months - 2 years, and I got points for 3 years.

Won't matter. I had the same issue when applying for PR from UAE in 2019. Completely different company name, and different job title as well - they didn't care and I got approved.

Yes, you are a PR the moment you complete your landing.