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I see. I thought there was a difference between "job offer" and a "valid job offer" and assumed that choosing the "job offer" route would be slightly better since it shows you have a permanent position. But of course if the job offer letter isn't handy and requires more paperwork then I guess...

That is not true. You should answer Yes if it is a full-time offer for at least one year, continuous and non-seasonal. In the same section of the application follows the question: Was a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) issued for the job offer in Canada? This is where you can...

No I only uploaded my degree since "examples of proof of education" only included degrees/diplomas. I didn't have my transcripts at the time so I didn't bother. In hindsight maybe the application processing time would've been faster if I had provided it then.

Thanks! No it was in my inbox and I had two of them (automated glitch I presume). I guess Gmail has the Promotion Tab in which the email ends up according to forum members. You can disable that though. I'm using hotmail/outlook.

Hello! I've been a long time lurker on this extremely helpful forum. I just received the PPR email. So relieved! Posting my timeline below. CEC Inland AOR: March 10 Medical Passed: March 30 BG IP1: March 30 BG NA: May 2 Education Transcript Requested: May 19 Transcript Uploaded: May 24 BG IP2...