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In my case I didn't do it because it started asking me for all of my wife's supporting documents, translations, etc. which were quite an effort to get. And I didn't need those extra points after all. As I mentioned above, that worked for me, but by no means I'm saying everyone should do the...

Correct, that's what I did and work out well. Don't for get elaborate on that in the LOE.

Once I got them in a sealed envelope, I send them myself along with the other documents they ask for. It took an additional explanation, but at the end they were ok with that and got the ECA.

Under work history, I did put the location where I physically worked from all the time (outside the US), otherwise they'd ask you for the police certificates from the US.

For those curious, I did get an ECA from WES equivalent to a 4 years Bachelor's Degree. They doubted, but after I explained my situation in detail (and provided proof) they moved forward with it.

Answering my own question: Yes, that's the right move.

I got an email from WST-Landing-Enquiries on Oct 1st with an interview scheduled for Oct 10th. I attended on time to the interview in Downtown Vancouver, got in a hall with more people waiting and seated for 30 minutes until I got called by an officer. I brought what they asked in the email...

I did not because they don't provide a certified photocopy of the original document. You can read such requirements here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=018&top=4

Appreciate your answer @DelPiero07 I guess that's because my open work permit doesn't list my employer? Or is there any other reason? Best,

Hi guys, I'm going through my e-APR right now and wondering whether I should put my Spouse Work/Education history under their respective sections considering that we are not claiming points for those. My intend is to answer No to the following questions: Does XXX have any work history? Has...

Hi guys, I've worked as a 100% remote contractor from Mexico to US companies which I listed as part of my work experience to claim points and got reference letters from them as well. I'm going through my eAPR and wondering what should I put under the Work History section, where they ask for...

Hi guys, I'm going through my e-APR and wondering what should I answer to the question Does XXX have a job offer in Canada? under the Intended work in Canada section considering that: I've been working for my Canadian employer for less than a year. My current position is under NOC 2174 and...

Hi guys, I'm wondering what should I answer to this question under the Intended work in Canada section given that: I've been working for my Canadian employer for less than a year. My current position is under NOC 2174 and doesn't require LMIA due an international trade (NAFTA). I do have a job...

Hi guys, I've worked as a 100% remote contractor from Mexico to US companies which I listed as part of my work experience to claim points and got reference letters from them as well. Under the Work History section in the eAPR, should I put the location where I physically worked from (my home...

Hi, just curious if you got this solved?

But they have a Certified Translation service. https://www.rev.com/translation

Hi everyone! Has anyone use the the translation service rev.com to translate your documents for the IRCC Express Entry Application? Please advice of this or any other service online you might have used. Thanks,

Thanks for your response canuck_in_uk! Do you have any evidence to support that? I couldn't find anything on the official website.

Hi guys, I hope you can help me to clarify this situation: As a Foreign Temporary Worker, I first got a LMIA exempt, closed work permit that expires on 2020. As a result my wife got an open work permit with the same expiration date. Months later, my wife got accepted into a University and we...

Here's my timeline (start to finish). - January 6th, 2019 "Application submitted". - January 27th, 2019 "Waiting for required documents". - Feb 14th, 2019 "We received your document(s). We are reviewing your document(s)." (Due to completion on Mar 7th, 2019) - March 7th, 2019 "Your order is...