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tknova said:
But I am sure binuky's PER was well on its way with snail mail :)

Us 7 Mayers are still waiting for a glimpse of any PER ... I am pretty sure some 6 Mayers are also still waiting ..


I was analyzing patterns of FSW 2013 .. It seems that wait times are huge in the early days of the FSW period ...

It also shows that people who applied towards the end of 2013 still managed to get to passport request stage at the same time as the ones who applied in May 2013 :)

Frnds...

My PER received through email on 9/7/14
 
FD Certificate certifying the FD amount -- date of FD and maturity date


zstream said:
For Fixed Deposit, what document should I provide?

Can anyone help.
 
Guys Alert:


Dear All, This is just to make u cautious that Your Local Visa Office may check your LinkedIn , Facebook and Twitter Profile for background checking.


Usually most of the background checking responsibility is handed over to third parties which can includes employer verification/police clearance confirmation etc. So who have these Social website profiles are suggested to sync with ur application provided job designation (or "Make Invisible to Everyone" on privacy settings).

I have observed one Indian applicant (on 2012) whose Linkedin profile was indicating that he had worked on Law background but he is an Electrician under which he applied...

Later on he was asked for an interview by his Canadian Case officer...She behaved so rudely with the applicant for the mismatch between his application and LinkedIn profile.

As per applicant, he was actuaally an Electrician but he had taken law degree beside of this and practiced for this law activities.He have not declared his law degrees and jobs on his Schedule A background declaration form. Later he admitted his fault that he hid on his app.

The case officer was not satisfied what applicant declared on the interview....

That thread member have not updated his status later.
 
royston said:
Another Silly question,

I used a flourescent marker to mark some important information in copies of proof of funds..like the final figure of my MF statements , etc
Also highlighted my DOB in my birth certificate copy.

But the highlighting was done, not exactly on the information, but below in the blank space as I didnt wanna show any tampering being done to the value, but wanted to highlight the required information. Hope this is fine. Checking just in case.

Royston,
I highlighted the key/major fields on some docs too with fluorescent markers. I guess this should be fine.
 
yeah I highlighted the key points of key docs as well to save time of the officer going through it. :D :D :D

MacFar said:
Royston,
I highlighted the key/major fields on some docs too with fluorescent markers. I guess this should be fine.
 
binuky said:
Frnds...

My PER received through email on 9/7/14

u said, u got a mail from CIC. whether did u get email or mail?
 
ashif_eee said:
Guys Alert:


Dear All, This is just to make u cautious that Your Local Visa Office may check your LinkedIn , Facebook and Twitter Profile for background checking.


Usually most of the background checking responsibility is handed over to third parties which can includes employer verification/police clearance confirmation etc. So who have these Social website profiles are suggested to sync with ur application provided job designation (or "Make Invisible to Everyone" on privacy settings).

I have observed one Indian applicant (on 2012) whose Linkedin profile was indicating that he had worked on Law background but he is an Electrician under which he applied...

Later on he was asked for an interview by his Canadian Case officer...She behaved so rudely with the applicant for the mismatch between his application and LinkedIn profile.

As per applicant, he was actuaally an Electrician but he had taken law degree beside of this and practiced for this law activities.He have not declared his law degrees and jobs on his Schedule A background declaration form. Later he admitted his fault that he hid on his app.

The case officer was not satisfied what applicant declared on the interview....

That thread member have not updated his status later.

Thanks for the sharing this information bro....Its true..... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
 
pappusampath said:
u said, u got a mail from CIC. whether did u get email or mail?

Its email.... i mentioned the time of email also in my second posting. Sorry if my post creates any confusion.
 
binuky said:
Its email.... i mentioned the time of email also in my second posting. Sorry if my post creates any confusion.

Its ok yar....anyway congrats yar ..... i thought of asking to postman....thank god i saw ur reply .....
 
binuky said:
Its email.... i mentioned the time of email also in my second posting. Sorry if my post creates any confusion.

i have one question. whether any changes in ur ecas status after receiving PER.....
 
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canada9 said:
My application reached Cic on 4 June 2014 NOC 1114... I have made few mistakes. In Additional family info form, I have not written the names in native language and instead of writing my spouse name, I wrote my name in applicant space. Will that create a problem....
Friends, do I need to send these forms again to avoid problem... If I sent the forms again, do they consider my application in original received date..... Kindly share ur views....
 
Century said:
Dear Future Applicants:

Before submitting your application, do the following last moment check: Most Frequent Errors

  • Ensure counting all the pages of form.
  • Ensure writing your full name at the last page of generic form.
  • Ensure selecting correct visa office from http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/apply-where.asp
  • Ensure writing names in native languages
  • Ensure writing name, DoB, photo taken date at the back of photos
  • Ensure including self-addressed labels
  • Ensure while filling form IMM5406 by your spouse, s/he is applicant
  • Ensure Assets = Your property + settlement fund
  • Ensure Settlement fund is owned 100% by you or your spouse or jointly by both
  • Ensure providing original ECA, IELTS, and PCC
  • Ensure providing photocopy of degree/master certificate
  • Ensure birth certificate contains applicant's name, parent's name, and DoB
  • Ensure using DD;
  • If using CC, ensure diligently fill all the field of Section B of payment form: amount, card holders name, signatures, card numbers, CVV, expiry date, and type of card.
  • If using CC, keep it inside a vault.
  • One application, only one intended NOC;
  • Ensure getting 67 marks. Check here at http://www.milestoneimmigration.com/PointCalculator.aspx;



how critical is the issue if u had forgotten to write your full name at the last page of generic form..... ( i missed it :-( )
 
canada9 said:
Re ur Friends, do I need to send these forms again to avoid problem... If I sent the forms again, do they consider my application in original received date..... Kindly share ur views....

Hi Canada9,

Its a simple mistake that may be overlooked. Don't send in the form again. CIC may not be able to match single forms with applications previously received (except if you have a UCI number by which both applications can be linked). A lot of people have made the mistake you have but I don't think its costly.
 
Does anyone know the process of getting additional IELTS TRF from IDP in India (Delhi)?
 
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