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PPR just now. AOR Oct 2019. FSW-O US, CPC-O

Hi @legalfalcon I have a pending PR application (AOR Nov 2019, FSW US) and was asked for remedical earlier this month (passed and updated in GCKey). I am a fluent French speaker. My question is: can I apply for a work permit under “Francophone Mobility” (provided I receive a job offer from an...

Sorry to bother you @legalfalcon but any insights on these items ?

Thank you! If I may ask a couple additional questions: - Education history: the website states that there should not be gaps in this question (the same is not stated in the form itself). But I had a gap-year work experience during college. How can I account for this year during which I was...

Nop, no request to redo medicals yet. Ottawa.

I don’t know but I think they were OK. Per GCMS our criminality is passed, police certificates have been flagged as provided NRT. We provided PCCs for several countries and only the ones for the US where we currently are habe been asked to be updated. The request for ADR states that these...

Hi @legalfalcon Silent reader here, AOR beginning of Nov2019, FSW USA. Per GCMS notes I had a RR on the PoF in the summer and I submitted additional documents to answer the question the analyst seemed to have. After a long silence, I noticed two GU over the last few days and just received now...

Great! Thank you!

Yeah I didn’t have to provide any other paper when I added my married name next to my maiden name on my passport for example, the certificate was enough. Hopefully it will work!

Hi everyone, My husband is the primary applicant for our PR via Express Entry. We used my maiden name everywhere on the application and at the question "Did you ever used another name?" I put yes and I wrote my married name. Can I just provide my French marriage certificate in the section...

Gotcha, thank you!

Hi everyone, I have a question regarding the travel history since mine might be a bit different: my country of origin is France, from 2012 to 2016 I used to work in Switzerland BUT was still living in France (this is called being a “frontalier”) meaning that I was crossing the border almost...