FAQ

[newcomer]

Thanks very much walterg74 for the clearification.
regards

 

[walterg74]

From what I know, you HAVE to put the information of your parents and siblings in the relevant sections. It doesn't matter if you're single, since this form has to be filled out by all the applicants (if you did have a husband for example and he went with you, both of you would have to fill this form -2 forms.-)

That's exactly my question: is "family members"on IMM008 generic actually a relevant section for parents/siblings or not?
the guide does NOT require to fill in the info about parents/siblings in this particular section - only "spouses, common-laws and children". so if I do not have them, is it ok if I put "N/A"?
Or should I still give the info about parents and siblings, because they still are my family ?
I could still write about them just in case, but I do not want to make a mistake...

I don't know exactly what you mean by "a relevant section"... You have to fill out ALL sections...

I also don't understand why you say "so if I do not have them is it ok if I put N/A" but then afterwards you say "or should I still give info... ... because they are still my family". DO you have brothers and sisters or not??? If you do, you MUST enter that information.

If you look at the link/guide I just posted, it tells you in a very clear way what you have to put in each section.
For example, in the first section, the only one that is "optional" is your spouse/common law parter, because you may not have one. But you STILL have to put YOUR information AND your parents information there... (It also tells you that if you do not have a spouse/common law partner you have to sign at the bottom of that section, with doing so being your "formal" declaration that you don't have one.

Section B is also optional because if you have no children, you have nothing to put there (and again, you must sign declaring this is so, if that's the case).

Section C lastly is similar to B, in the sense that you may not have any siblings, so if that's the case that would be blank, and again you have to sign at the bottom.

Section D is a general signature stating all you filled/signed above is correct.

Again the guide can be found here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/EG7.pdf

and it's on page 33. You'll find this explains pretty clearly what you have to do on all sections of your applications.

Regards!

 

[kisunja]

Thanks for the explanations, waltberg74!
Yes, you are right, they do belong into the additional family information form, IMM 5406.
I was also concerned if I should put information about them into the form IMM 0008 generic, this one:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/imm0008egen.pdf
sorry for all the confusion!
page 23 of the same guide you cited, as well as the form itself, lists only spouses, common-laws and children as "family members". if CIC does not require all the details about parents and siblings in this particular section, even if they are my family, I should not put it in, right?

 

[newcomer]

Hi,
I need an advice .I ve got PCC from Pakistan which was issued on 22nd May, 2009 n it contains no date of expiry.I was under the assumption that for immigration purposes the validity period of a PCC is 4 months from the date of issue, but now I ve come to know tht CIC accepts PCC ,within the validity of only 3 months,I ve got almost all of my docs ready with me except my PCC from UK ,which s in process but I ll receive it only in the last week of Aug.but by that time my PCC from Pak. will be expired (expiring on 22nd of Aug.)
Kindly suggest wht shd I do in this situation? Should I send
my application without PCC from UK n mention it in my cover letter to CIC ,n send after a week OR should I wait till end of Aug. n send all the documents together (although at tht time there s a possibility tht CIC could reject my PCC from Pak n getting a fresh PCC while living in KSA s just a heck).My deadline for submission of docs to London CHC s Nov. 17th.
Other members plz share ur experiences,is there any member
who has submitted his PCC few days older than 3 months n got accepted?
rupeshhari whts ur opinion abt it?

thanks n regards

 

[ktmnepal]

Additional docments

Hi
Its been 1 year i have applied for Skilled worker PR but no response when should i submit other supporting documents? I have submitted only application form and i have recieved noticed of application recieved along with file no. What will be the next in my case? please help me.

 

[dyuls]

AOR?

Hi. What is the definition of AOR? thanks

 

[ADA]

AOR (Acknowledgment of Receipt).
Also move this question out of FAQ

 

[Honolulu]

What is AEO?

 

[S.K]

I was also concerned if I should put information about them into the form IMM 0008 generic?
NO
If CIC does not require all the details about parents and siblings in this particular section, even if they are my family, I should not put it in, right?
RIGHT

 

[gujjar]

hello everyone here.
I just want to know that i have heard that NOC fast track list is going to be changed in Sep. 2009.
Is it true? anybody know?
thanks

 

[syedrahman1980]

hello everyone here.
I just want to know that i have heard that NOC fast track list is going to be changed in Sep. 2009.
Is it true? anybody know?
thanks

Where have you heard this ?


Syed

 

[mahharrouf]

hello everyone here.
I just want to know that i have heard that NOC fast track list is going to be changed in Sep. 2009.
Is it true? anybody know?
thanks

hello everyone here.
I just want to know that i have heard that NOC fast track list is going to be changed in Sep. 2009.
Is it true? anybody know?
thanks

Where have you heard this ?


Syed

Probably JANG News, lol. Just kidding. I have read on some places too that looks like some thing gonna change in this year but no authentic news.

 

[sumo1979]

hi,
I belong to 2134 catagory of the NOc list but this profession is not listed in the list of skilled workers.

can i still apply for the Skilled worker immigration.

Please not i do not have any offer of employement and neither i am in canada.

 

[mwongel]

I asked my lawyer if I need the state PCC and he said that only the FBI PCC is required.

 

[rupeshhari]

hmmm, think about getting a new lawyer. Well, at least from what I read, state PCC is required (US states, not states in other countries).