25 JAN 2017-ITA eAPR: Let's Connect Here

[vj3171]

Mate, UK pcc takes 2 weeks, expedite processing is faster, I got one for myself a year ago...

Thanks Andy,
But I am just curious if I accept now and can I decline later ?

 

[andy108]

Thanks Andy,
But I am just curious if I accept now and can I decline later ?

not sure on that.

 

[DEEPCUR]

Guys do we really need to wait till last day to get time from them for time consuming PCCs? Or can we just submit the proof of requesting it and amend it later to CSE?

 

[Seeker16]

Hi there,

Can anyone briefly explain in general what to do now.

1 We got ITA
2. We clicked "continue application" button
3. We complete required application
When documents uploading button will appear? after we submit our application?
When "submit application" will appear? I have "save and exit" might be because I had not complete an application....
Is PR application fee will be charged after that?

Sorry if sound silly, but just want to have clear vision

 

[Sokhii]

Hi Folks,

are you guys also experiencing difficulties completing the application. The system seems to be overcrowded since I keep getting the bad gateway message. Is anybody else dealing with this?

 

[andy108]

Hi Folks,

are you guys also experiencing difficulties completing the application. The system seems to be overcrowded since I keep getting the bad gateway message. Is anybody else dealing with this?

It might be so CIC is notorious for beinf often down. You can just wait a bit.

 

[pehuss]

I received my ITA at 9:30pm on 25th Jan, likely they are releasing in batches

 

[andy108]

Guys, what the difference between Apr and aor? Also if we do medicals today, and keep gathering documents for a while, would we know if meds were passed or not/more tests requirement in the system?

AOR: Acknowledgment of Receipt

e-APR: electronic-Application (for) Permanent Residency

 

[ldrbjp]

Is medicals needed for my 1.5 year son?

 

[mic-mic]

Silly question guys, but I am a bit unsure, under "ADDRESS HISTORY" portion of the forms.

Provide all of the addresses where Michael Corrales has lived in the past ten years or since Michael Corrales's 18th birthday, whichever is most recent. Do not leave any gaps.

Do we have to include all the countries we visited for vacation?

For example, I went to hong kong on January 1 and went to Macau on January 2 and went back again to hongkong on January 3. I went to states for 5 months, went to Canada for 3 weeks, went back to states for 2 weeks and went back to my home country, Will I have to put an entry for these?

 

[OMG_Chakromakro]

Silly question guys, but I am a bit unsure, under "ADDRESS HISTORY" portion of the forms.

Provide all of the addresses where Michael Corrales has lived in the past ten years or since Michael Corrales's 18th birthday, whichever is most recent. Do not leave any gaps.

Do we have to include all the countries we visited for vacation?

For example, I went to hong kong on January 1 and went to Macau on January 2 and went back again to hongkong on January 3. I went to states for 5 months, went to Canada for 3 weeks, went back to states for 2 weeks and went back to my home country, Will I have to put an entry for these?

nope just the places you have lived , ignore all those temporary stays/accomodations like hotels, , and such, but make sure there is no gap

 

[mic-mic]

Hi OMG_CHAKROM!

How about when I studied abroad for 5 months for example, those don't count because they are less than 6 months right?

 

[OMG_Chakromakro]

Hi OMG_CHAKROM!

How about when I studied abroad for 5 months for example, those don't count because they are less than 6 months right?

i guess that would go under your personal details not in under " places you have lived"

 

[Freshy]

Yayyy..Finally 456

Guys I'm confused in travel history Question. I have been in Canada since 2008 and visited my home country few times. So, the question is do i need to enter my travel history? From my understanding i have no travelling as it says

"Provide details of any trips **freshy*** has taken outside his/her country of origin or of residence in the last ten years (or since his/her 18th birthday if this was less than ten years ago). Include all trips: tourism, business, training, etc."

 

[mic-mic]

i guess that would go under your personal details not in under " places you have lived"

Thank you! Plus 1 for you