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It shouldn’t have much material impact, but I think you can send a LOE through web form explaining why you answered yes to the question (just to clarify in case of any misunderstanding)

You can do it today and it’s totally fine.

I will use this thread to share my recent travel experience as it’s a frequently asked question. I became a PR on Apr 18, but I still have a valid visa in my passport. I successfully got on the flight in October with the gate agent only checking the visa in my passport. This was with Air Canada...

Sorry my question is about filling out the physical presence calculator for the citizenship application. Which other section should I post it inn?

I kinda remember you can pay to get additional hardcopies. Maybe that's a safer option.

They don’t officially require it but they ask for the number. Many people do include a scanned copy of it in their application but it’s not a hard requirement.

Not from Canada is fine, I was trying to say at the end of the day duties and what you did at the job matter the most, educational background and P.Eng title matter less, because you are not required to demonstrate that you satisfy those requirements. So the best you can do is to make sure the...

Hi, I am playing with the online physical presence calculator and I came up with a question: It asks me to fill in the time I spent in Canada as a temporary resident. As many others here I was a student first, then applied for pgwp and PR. So when does my student status end and my work status...

It should be ok as employment requirements under NOC is NOT required for PR purposes. As long as you performed the duties decribed in 21311, you should be good. Having a computer engineering degree from your home country should make it a stronger case.

Again for NOC determination, you should pay the most attention to the lead statement annnd the main duties. If you have performed most of the duties then you should choose 21322. As for the date, you should put down the date you became eligible to become a P.Eng, which would be the day you...

No I don't work as an engineer. I just commented as I knew if you are on the path to get a P.Eng, in general it's not an issue. Also the employment requirement section of thee NOC is NOT a requirement for IRCC's assessment...

Are you an EIT (engineer-in-trainning) and are eligible to become a P.Eng after a few years of working? If so you are good with NOC 21322.

You need a new TRV. It's a separation applicationnn after you get your new work permit, once the new TRV is approved they will ask you to send the passport for a new sticker.

Yes, work is work, for Canadian experience it doesn't matter what type of contract, part time or full time, or if it's continuous. Only thing to make sure is you are an employee not a subcontractor, i.e. you will be issued a T4, your company deducts your EI/CPP.

1. attach all that you get points with - this may mean just your highest degree with WES, or it could mean 2 degrees if are you getting points based on having 2 degrees. 2. only the one year experience that you get points from in work history. Then the rest should all get mentioned in personal...

I would just correct it on your PR application, as the worst case scenario you explain you made a mistake during PNP and you corrected it - you didn't misrepresent yourself during the PR application itself and you showed you are trying to be as accurate as possible there shouldn't be any issue...

Sorry I was away camping for the weekend - that's even better than a PPR request! Very simple it just means that you can travel to Canada with your visa and you will officially become a PR at the border (the airport). Once you get to the airport, look for an 'immigration' sign and tell them you...

I think likely they will transfer your file to your local embassy and have them send you a PPR request, then you can come to Canada and land like an outlander. Maybe wait for a few more days and then follow up with a webform?

I’d suggest you to bring all your documents, even print out the screenshot that your pr card has been mailed to the interview. They would understand that you have got your PR and the card is coming. Obviously I don’t know how the officer will react but I think your chances are pretty good. Your...

Why wouldn’t it count? The fact you were studying remotely for a foreign degree has nothing to do with your Canadian experience. As long as you can prove it with your T4, employment letter and pay stubs you are good.