Documents requested by CIC post submission and eAPR - Please add.

[pdoc]

Hi everybody,

I see in this forum that many of us are requested for documents by CIC post submission of application. The following are the documents I found people being requested. If any of you were asked for any other document or know of any other documents that may be requested, please respond about the document in the reply.

1. Schedule A: Background declaration

2. Schedule 4: Only for Provincial nominees (PNPs).

3. RCMP (Royal Canadian Mountain Police) Certificate: For inland applicants or ones who have lived in Canada.

4. IELTS/CELPIP score cards


Many thanks in advance.

 

[Banff2015]

Darn to I need to get a police cert for Canada ? I have lived here for the last 2 years and apart from that never lived anywhere else except my home country. I will be going CEC with lmia next round I hope, score is 908.

 

[pdoc]

CIC does not require RCMP while submitting application, but many a time people have been asked for one post submission.

 

[Banff2015]

Thanks for that. I guess just wait and see why. Why do they have different requiremnts for some and not others and most times there applying through the same Cathegroy :-X

 

[Ishneetd]

Is there no way we can submit all these additional documents along with eAPR, such as IELTS, sched 4, and Sched A. This would prevent some time wastage.

Thanks

 

[alex_dinou]

Is there no way we can submit all these additional documents along with eAPR, such as IELTS, sched 4, and Sched A. This would prevent some time wastage.

Thanks

Nothing stopping you from submitting all the above mentioned documents. No harm there.

 

[number411]

Nothing stopping you from submitting all the above mentioned documents. No harm there.

There is some satisfaction that things are progressing when CIC asks for some documents after AOR. It gives a feeling that our case is being worked on. Though it makes sense to submit these at APR, I am not sure if a deadly silence for 3 months after AOR in myCIC will make one feel good? (of course there is GCMS)