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I am a new PR. I had previously worked in Canada and hence I have an online CRA account for many years. I applied for my new SIN number last week. Today, I tried to login my CRA account but failed, a message "Error—ERR.041" was shown. Is this normal? What should I do?

Anyone with experience with Webform submission after 14th November last year? Please help. There was a change in the Webform that one can no longer add text besides document submission and hence one need to include a "letter of explanation" along with submitted documents. I raised a Webform...

A little update: I just received the acknowledgement email today.

Actually, this issue has been asked many times in this forum: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ircc-webform-no-automated-response.620949/...

I saw message sent confirmation on the Webform browser, but no acknowledgement email from IRCC. I used to get acknowledgement email for Webform Enquiry when I sent the Webform outside Canada in Europe.

Thanks, but did you send the Webform inside Canada or outside Canada?

I recently submitted a IRCC Webform Enquiry inside Canada. But I did not get any acknowledgement email from IRCC (typically sent in the next couple of days) Anyone here has experience of submitting Webform inside Canada? Did you get any acknowledgement email? I am just worried if IRCC really...

So you mean it is nothing to worry about the "POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION"???

Hi, I got my RCMP police certificate back. While it indicates no criminal record but there is a statement "This also certifies that a search by the RCMP using the same fingerprints has resulted in a POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION to immigration fingerprints registered under the file number(s) indicated...

If I remember correctly, the CIBC online credit score tool is collaboration with TransUnion.

True, a good suggestion. I have actually lived in Canada before getting my PR. I have been using CIBC. I am not sure if their credit score online tool is good or not. I am little over 800. And I have no credit card yet.

As far as I know, at least for my current province, the eligibility requirement is that you are committed to live in the province long term, then you can go for a health card. This means you can get a health card after just arrived in Canada, if you really wanna settle in that province...

many thanks for kind help. Did I miss any other obligations (i.e. must-do)???

Anybody could kindly help?? Please

I am a new PR just arrived in Canada for about 3 months. Just would like to check if I have missed any obligations (i.e. must-do). I have: 1. got a new SIN 2. got a provincial ID card 3. got my PR card 4. going to apply health card very soon 5. have a bank account already In particular, do...

Hi all, I have a quick question: If someone has two citizenships and he entered that information during Express Entry. Will COPR document show both citizenships? If not, which one to be shown? Also, will PR card show both citizenships?

Hi, I got my RCMP police certificate back. While it indicates no criminal record but there is a statement "This also certifies that a search by the RCMP using the same fingerprints has resulted in a POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION to immigration fingerprints registered under the file number(s) indicated...

Just wondering what requirements are mandatory for PR card renewal. I know the following are needed: 1. 730 days stay in Canada in a 5-year period 2. No serious criminality That said, there are actually no requirements on whether one is employed or not and how much his annual income is. Even...

Hey, I am a new PR who settled in Canada in late October. Have been looking for a job for 2-3 weeks, but no luck. Not a single interview. I wonder if I should put "Permanent Resident" in my resume? Does it increase the chance of interview? Or does this decrease the chance of interview...

What? Seriously? Someone is happy waiting for 30-40 minutes on phone and happy this is not "inefficient"? It is really intriguing not to understand why some people not follow suggestion offered by others when obvious reasons are given.