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I received my test invite on February 17; please update the spreadsheet. Office: Calgary App Received: Nov 28, 2019 In Process: Feb 18, 2020 Test Invite: Feb 17, 2021 Test Date: Feb 22, 2021 Thank you :)

Can someone please update my details in the spreadsheet? AOR - Feb 11 In Process - Feb 18 Thank you!

Thank you!

Calgary is the closer of the two.

Family size: 1 Location: Alberta Physical Presence: 1,500ish Application Sent: November 23, 2019 Application Delivered: November 28, 2019 AOR: n/a

No, you do not need to mention them.

I suggest you immediately stop talking to that "Canadian Visa Law firm" because they obviously don't have a clue what they're talking about. We've already stated the CORRECT information in this thread, no need to write it out again.

Already answered elsewhere.

You do not need proof of funds for CEC stream.

No, your understanding is wrong. Calculate your full time equivalent weeks. (26.25 hours / 30 hours) x 15 weeks = 13.125 FTE weeks You have 40 weeks of full time experience from December 1 onwards. Add the two together. 40 + 13.125 = 53.125 weeks of experience. If that number is larger...

CEC = no proof of funds needed. It is written two posts up. With a link.

"Fired" generally refers to termination for cause. "Laid off" generally refers to termination without cause. I know I'm arguing semantics, but you were definitely not fired. As for your original questions, applying using this experience shouldn't be a problem, but you would be the best judge...

Still eligible.

There is no way anyone could possibly know. I would assume they will check when you started, when you submitted, and the fact that you're still working there, and figure it out from there.

As I understand it, for the second year of experience, it goes by the date you submit your eAPR. Now, I can't say if it's a huge problem that you miscalculated, that's up to the VO to determine, but my best guess is that you're fine.

Perhaps try reading this thread; it is all explained in here.

I understand. You need to be present in Canada for Canadian experience to count.

Were you working in Canada?

For QLD and Victoria you must provide a driver's licence history along with a police/criminal check.

That's an interesting one. The traffic history, as far as I know, is run from the driver's licence number. If you didn't have a QLD driver's licence, then the tickets probably won't show up. Your police certificate from Australia, however, may be another story. This also opens up a bunch of...