Thanks but i don’t have your email or u want me to start a conversation on this app?
Post e-APR Process and Common Reasons for Rejection
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Thank you. I suppose only EE PNP are seeing faster process, paper-based are still dragging...
Is it mandatory that all PCC have dates of stay? I have received PCC from South Africa. It does not have dates of stay.
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Not necessary,CIC guidelines didn't specified the dates of stay included in the certificate. However, please note the following
Document requirements
- For the applicant’s current country of residence, the police certificate must have been issued no more than six months before the submission of the e-APR.
- For countries in which the applicant no longer resides, the police certificate must have been issued after the last time the applicant lived in that country.
It is not mandatory however some PCC have dates and in that case, these should cover every day of stay.
Thank you for your response. Your signature states that you have applied for OINP. How long your application has been in "Assessment" status?
I did post this in another thread, but I guess my situation falls under this thread for sure so would love to get your opinion and feedback.
A little bit of background info first. I have only one year and 1 month (so 13 months) of work experience and during that period, we had a baby and I took 6 weeks of paid family leave in total. (3 weeks in one month and 3 weeks in another month). I read through the forum and felt that there prob wasn't going to be an issue since my employer letter didn't indicate the family leave and I didn't leave the country during that time, so nothing on the travel history either. Therefore, I didn’t break my work history into 6 months employment-parental leave-7 months employment.
And I submitted my application a month ago and on Wednesday I got a response from CIC requesting for more documents. They asked for 12 months of pay stubs... my first reaction was, oh no, they will find out about my family leave because the pay was significantly lower during those two months and if they don't consider family leave as employment, then I wouldn't have enough work experience and my application would be rejected...
I purposefully applied after I had worked for 1 year and 1 month, as I did take into consideration the parental leave period during my employment, but if they regard that as noncontinuous employment, then it’d be a different story. Quite frustrating...
What do you guys think?
A little bit of background info first. I have only one year and 1 month (so 13 months) of work experience and during that period, we had a baby and I took 6 weeks of paid family leave in total. (3 weeks in one month and 3 weeks in another month). I read through the forum and felt that there prob wasn't going to be an issue since my employer letter didn't indicate the family leave and I didn't leave the country during that time, so nothing on the travel history either. Therefore, I didn’t break my work history into 6 months employment-parental leave-7 months employment.
And I submitted my application a month ago and on Wednesday I got a response from CIC requesting for more documents. They asked for 12 months of pay stubs... my first reaction was, oh no, they will find out about my family leave because the pay was significantly lower during those two months and if they don't consider family leave as employment, then I wouldn't have enough work experience and my application would be rejected...
I purposefully applied after I had worked for 1 year and 1 month, as I did take into consideration the parental leave period during my employment, but if they regard that as noncontinuous employment, then it’d be a different story. Quite frustrating...
What do you guys think?
You can submit Payslips and explain in LOE some reason for deduction. Although leaves taken are not an issue for work experience letters, it can still impact your application as you are claiming only 1 Year and 1 Month experience. If you take this 6 week leave out your experience will be lower than 1 Year.
So, you have one option to send them Payslip with any explanation of deduction in Salary. The final decision will be made by the agent.
I hope this will help.
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For non ECA evaluated education records, is it advisable to submit both Degrees and transcripts or would just submitting Degrees suffice? Thanks
For non ECA evaluated education records, is it advisable to submit both Degrees and transcripts or would just submitting Degrees suffice? Thanks
You should submit both if you can, however, it is not needed. You don't need to prove qualifications for which you are not claiming points however in some cases IRCC asked for these documents. For instance, you completed Masters and for this, you would have needed some other Post-Secondary Degree. So, IRCC asks for these documents just to verify that you were actually eligible for such programs and it is not an Institute issuing Degree without following proper procedures.
I hope you will understand the point I am trying to make here. Good Luck.
@BillHyatt , I got respose from London Office that my file awaiting review of Visa officer ?, what does that mean ?
My file is reviewed by program assistant or not. Generally how much time it will take to review by Visa officer ?
Kindly advise for the same
My file is reviewed by program assistant or not. Generally how much time it will take to review by Visa officer ?
Kindly advise for the same