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AOR on the 5th June. Please add me.

Hi, apologies for being late in replying. I signed in here after a while. I have not got PR yet but I got it confirmed from several dependable sources that mix and match of NOC works for Express Entry. No worries on that front. :)

Here you go. Good luck! http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-step-by-step-instructions-t273928.0.html http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-in-a-nutshell-t394158.0.html...

No one can say for sure but 456 is definitely a strong score in view of recent draws. Since you do not have required finds at the moment, there is no point pondering over what would happen in coming draws. You simply cannot submit e-Apr. I would suggest you to decline ITA and arrange funds.

Both methods are acceptable. I prefer placeholder specific LoEs. Don't know about the cover letter but for a master LoE, table of contents would come handy.

If your account maintenance letter mentions the six month average balance, you do not need to provide six months bank statement. Showing only the gift transaction would do.

You must have at least 6 in all the four abilities to be eligible for EE.

That is sufficient. Just write a brief LoE connecting the dots. As per my observation on this forum, the bank statements need to be as recent as possible, especially the one showing your balance. Ideally, no more than two weeks old before submission.

Your question was already answered by a very senior member. See the link below: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/job-experience-letter-t482222.0.html;msg5887589#msg5887589

Only current and valid passport is required.

Yes, provided that your B.tech degree was three years or longer

There should be [Good] and [Poor] buttons just below every poster's information. I think they appear after a user has spent some time on the forum.

Now that's a dilemma. It is probably because you entered it the other way in EE, as CIC instructions are clear on this. I would suggest you to wait for seniors to reply before going further with it.

Yes, that is what I am saying. Just to be confident in doing that, check the following link: www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=014&top=4

An affidavit (preferably notarised) would be required in your case, primarily stating that Name A and B refer to the same person.

Enter all her given names in the surname field. Do not leave empty and don't write N/A. (Source: CIC )

Thanks a lot! +1

Needless to say that it is a great forum; a free platform for all those who can not or do not want to pay hefty fees to consultants. There are so many members esp. VIPs and Champions who keep answering all our (mostly naive) questions tirelessly. However, I observed that people with thousands of...

That is really important to know. +1. Any idea what does employment letter 1 in the checklist refer to? Primary noc job or first job?

I thought CIC would wonder how the applicant could be in two countries at the same time. On the contrary, I thought overlap is not necessarily a bad thing in context of PCC. Thanks for the guidance! +1