AOR December 2020 - Join here

[Vikram_kumar123]

I recently received AOR on Dec 11, 2020 and I am Inland CEC candidate.
When I had submitted ITA on Dec 10, 2020, I had mentioned Masters for my Wife as per Indian education; because, ECA was not done at that time and I had marked ECA to No. However, now ECA has been done today (12/17) and WES evaluated Indian MSc to Bachelor degree. Do I need to inform CIC about this change, though I did not claim any education points for my Wife as ECA was not done before AOR ?

Thank you

 

[ErinB67]

Can you PM as well? Thanks!

 

[Teenkatigda]

FSW - Outland
CRS 488
ITA 30 Sep 2020
AOR 10 Dec 2020
NOC 2171
Medicals upfront on 7 Oct 2020

Interesting that you have a 2 month gap between Medicals & AOR. Do keep us posted on your medicals pass / BIL

 

[Doxcy315]

Interesting that you have a 2 month gap between Medicals & AOR. Do keep us posted on your medicals pass / BIL

Sure, will do that. I was planning to submit my profile in October itself, however, it took me some time to get my R&R letter, hence the delay! Anyway, I don't think it should be of much concern as it is valid for 12 months.

 

[Teenkatigda]

Sure, will do that. I was planning to submit my profile in October itself, however, it took me some time to get my R&R letter, hence the delay! Anyway, I don't think it should be of much concern as it is valid for 12 months.

Absolutely, no concerns. Fingers crossed for VACs reopening in India.

 

[AM2CAD]

Hey everyone, kindly help as I am going to pay and submit E-APR My questions are:
1. If I pay with a debit card from India what's the cost gonna be (dollar conversion and taxes) and is there any better economical way of payment?
2. If I pay with someone's Canadian credit card will the surcharges on fee be less?

If foreign transaction fee is not waived off on the debit card by bank, then generally they are charging 3.5% of total amount + 18% gst on the charge( India). It may be different for different banks. better to check with bank first.
Some cards used to have foreign transaction charge waived off.

 

[Vv sam]

If foreign transaction fee is not waived off on the debit card by bank, then generally they are charging 3.5% of total amount + 18% gst on the charge( India). It may be different for different banks. better to check with bank first.
Some cards used to have foreign transaction charge waived off.

Thanks a lot

 

[andy108]

Statuses by month of submission:



PPRs by period report:



PPRs reported in the last years:

 

[Abhi2607]

Category: CEC
ITA: 19th November, 2020
AOR: 12th December 2020
Nationality: India
Residence: Canada
NOC: 0213
Medical upfront

 

[izzyhu1106]

Category: FSW-O
AOR: December 11, 2020
Nationality & Residence: China
NOC: 6221
Medical upfront

Is there gonna be a problem if my employer moved the office to another address after I uploaded the employment letter, which included the old address.
Do I need to inform IRCC about this change.

 

[mark12345680]

Sure, will do that. I was planning to submit my profile in October itself, however, it took me some time to get my R&R letter, hence the delay! Anyway, I don't think it should be of much concern as it is valid for 12 months.

I have a similar timeline, ITA Sep 30, medical early Oct and AOR on Dec 2. Our medical should be good for 12months. No worries

 

[kolkata2019]

I have an open TRV application with one UCI (with just numbers). And after submitting my PR I got assigned another one with the CAN prefix. Would this be a problem?

 

[Noyan2020]

I have an open TRV application with one UCI (with just numbers). And after submitting my PR I got assigned another one with the CAN prefix. Would this be a problem?

This will change from the CAN type to your UCI once your medicals pass... Nothing to worry about... It takes approximately 50 days... The same happened to me just for your info

 

[kolkata2019]

This will change from the CAN type to your UCI once your medicals pass... Nothing to worry about... It takes approximately 50 days... The same happened to me just for your info

Oh ok. Cool

 

[apsri1988]

With the upcoming holiday period, do we expect the timelines for the different steps to be increased?
Added to this, the Covid-19 condition how feasible does the 6 months timeline looks?