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Update - received June 17th

Please add me to the sheet: Application sent: June 10, 2019 Application received: TBD Physical Presence: 1,454 days Location: Kelowna App Type : Family (2)

I'd wait another week or so - his missing document would have slowed down the process for sure.

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'Note: You do not have to meet the funds requirement if you were invited to apply under the Canadian Experience Class. The system currently asks all applicants to provide a proof of funds document. If you don’t need to provide proof of funds, you must upload a letter explaining either that you...

You are well within the processing time for express entry of 6 months. View it this way. Every time you send a message, someone has to open and read it. They then have to dig up your application, send it on or deal with it. In this case, they had to also reply. This is all time that they could...

Immigration doesn't stop for stat holidays, however you can guarantee it will be very busy. Be prepared to wait a while. You can call if you want confirmation : http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/contact/bis-sif-eng.html

Then yes, I highly recommend having everything ready to hand over. 90% of the time you won't be checked but I have seen more people getting issued permits to the expiry of their health insurance lately.

Which category of work permit? If it is listed as a condition to issue your permit, they absolutely can ask for it. Many people don't get asked, but why risk being the one person that they do? Be prepared to show all documents just in case.

Best not to overthink this, website states: Professionally printed on plain, high quality photographic paper Either is fine.

There is no limit on the length of letter, however at 10 pages perhaps review to see if your explanation could perhaps be complicating your application rather than clarifying it. Like Del Piero my letter was probably two paragraphs total.

They will need to provide information on every candidate that applies, if they interviewed them, what occupation that person holds and why they were not suitable for the role. The requirements on all of this is in the application forms.

I'll second the need for insurance, particularly at this crossing. Its notorious for actually checking all of the required documents. Otherwise, very straight forward. Just tell them you are there to activate a permit and they will give you direction on where to go etc.

I've had three IEC permits working as a snowboard instructor and have never needed the medical. The only people in the snowsports that needed it were the daycare crew.

If you are level B NOC then you might be able to apply for a couple of the PNP's, just depends who is open and what the requirements will be.

Without any skilled work experience, it truly will be tough. Express entry is unlikely, have you worked out your NOC? Provincial nomination might be an option, a couple of them have a semi-skilled stream.

Can you provide a bit more detail on your diploma? Why do you think it is not eligible?

Most people only submit the employment history for the roles that gain them points. Less to prove, less to go wrong etc. If you have submitted more experience than required, they would void the experience that you have not proven sufficiently and recalculate your points. If you are over the...

They will reject, so it is totally on you to provide additional information if you cannot get it in one letter. For example, you can also provide your job offer letter and job description.

Attach what you feel is necessary, is there an email stating that the change was happening/announced? A press release?