Post ITA dilemma !! Please advice

[Android16]

Hi,
I received ITA and after which i got another job offer ( in another province ) which is under similar NOC code.
Do I have to show this in my profile? Since i would be changing address and starting a new job ( Do i have to update personal history as well?)

Also I am bringing my wife here in canada on visitor visa ( going to apply ) which will take a month to process. How will she receive her PR ? as she is currently in India and will come to canada after getting her visitor visa. Does she have to go back to India? or she can just flagpole ?

Do you suggest that I first settle down with the new job, bring my wife (Do i have to update profile if she came to canada?) and then apply before due date?

Thanks in advance

 

[Android16]

Hi,
I received ITA and after which i got another job offer ( in another province ) which is under similar NOC code.
Do I have to show this in my profile? Since i would be changing address and starting a new job ( Do i have to update personal history as well?)

Also I am bringing my wife here in canada on visitor visa ( going to apply ) which will take a month to process. How will she receive her PR ? as she is currently in India and will come to canada after getting her visitor visa. Does she have to go back to India? or she can just flagpole ?

Do you suggest that I first settle down with the new job, bring my wife (Do i have to update profile if she came to canada?) and then apply before due date?

Thanks in advance

Any help pls?

 

[jes_ON]

Hi,
I received ITA and after which i got another job offer ( in another province ) which is under similar NOC code.
Do I have to show this in my profile? Since i would be changing address and starting a new job ( Do i have to update personal history as well?)

You do not need to include the job in your profile (for points). But if you move before you submit your eAPR, you have to update your address/contact info and provide up-to-date information on your documents. If you move after you submit your eAPR, you merely notify IRCC of your change of address using the webform.

Also I am bringing my wife here in canada on visitor visa ( going to apply ) which will take a month to process. How will she receive her PR ? as she is currently in India and will come to canada after getting her visitor visa. Does she have to go back to India? or she can just flagpole ?

Did you include your wife in your profile as accompanying or non-accompanying? If you included her as accompanying, she will get her PR along with you. If she is here (with valid status) when the final documents are issued (COPR), then she can land with you.

If you listed her as non-accompanying, that is a different can of worms...

Do you suggest that I first settle down with the new job, bring my wife (Do i have to update profile if she came to canada?) and then apply before due date?

Only you know what you and your wife are capable of in terms of being ready to settle in Canada.

If she comes here for 1-2 weeks and returns to India, that is just a visit, and her country of residence can remain as "India". If she plans to stay for 6 months, then yes, you need to update her address as required.

 

[Android16]

Thank you so much for your reply.

Did you include your wife in your profile as accompanying or non-accompanying? If you included her as accompanying, she will get her PR along with you. If she is here (with valid status) when the final documents are issued (COPR), then she can land with you.

I have included her as accompanying and she will stay with me and get a work permit probably. So provide the same correspondence mailing address for both?

If she comes here for 1-2 weeks and returns to India, that is just a visit, and her country of residence can remain as "India". If she plans to stay for 6 months, then yes, you need to update her address as required.

I might submit my eAPR after her arrival and after changing my province for the new job, so do I change her residence ?

Thanks a ton, appreciate your help !