How to add additional documents in Express Entry Application

[gagancanadavisa]

Hi Guys,

I got refused in my first attempt for EE application. Reason being - Missing "Duties & Responsibilities" in one of the three employment letters.

But anyhow, I'm applying again. I have few questions though -

Last time, they asked me to provide CELPIP original scoresheet and RCMP clearance certificate. I provided the same.
So, this time, I want to attach those well in advance but I don't see any option to upload these documents. How can we do that?

Your help would be much appreciated!

I just don't wanna leave any stone unturned this time.

Regards,
Gagan

 

[manidhatt]

https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx

Fill in the details and upload the document. Has to be 2mb or less

 

[manidhatt]

Also you can send CSE only after you have submitted your application. You can send as many CSE as you want.

 

[gagancanadavisa]

I believe Case Specific Enquiry is the definite option after submitting the application. But I was expecting an option to submit these additional documents along with the submission of application.

I don't see an option to upload CELPIP scoresheet and RCMP clearance certificate.

 

[Dexmoody]

I believe Case Specific Enquiry is the definite option after submitting the application. But I was expecting an option to submit these additional documents along with the submission of application.

I don't see an option to upload CELPIP scoresheet and RCMP clearance certificate.

That's because you don't need to submit those.

If you still want to do it, attach the CELPIP to your education documents, and the RCMP clearance to the rest of the foreign PCCs.

Alternatively, you can also include them along with a Letter of Explanation.

 

[gagancanadavisa]

That's because you don't need to submit those.

If you still want to do it, attach the CELPIP to your education documents, and the RCMP clearance to the rest of the foreign PCCs.

Alternatively, you can also include them along with a Letter of Explanation.

That's a good option I guess! Thanks for you suggestion! I'll do the same.

-Gagan