Post ITA question after 13th draw regarding uploading documents
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ntwkengg said:
Not necessary at all. If it isn't too much of a hassle getting this from your Canadian employer, you can do this. Else go with what you have now. Won't be s make or break thing.
satya.mnf said:
You can't edit your original MyCIC profile but you can make edits in your post ITA profile provided those edits don't affect your program eligibility and/or CRS points.
satya.mnf said:
Don't remember each button but here's how the process goes.
When you get the ITA, another application open up in your MyCIC profile and your original application is now frozen. Now you work on this application - remember that you have already accepted your ITA by now. Now you have 60 days to complete this new application, upload required documents, transmit information, pay fees and submit. At any point of time in those 60 days, you can decline your ITA as well. If you don't submit in 60 days, it will lapse on its own.
You can work on the profile throughout those 60 days jumping back and forth between multiple screens of the new application including document upload screen. Though I haven't tried it, you might be able to re-transmit data as well (I'm not sure of this at all though).
Hope somewhere in all this, I answered the 'Start Again' button. If not, tell me exactly where you see this by PM'ing a screenshot if you want.
All the best!
Thank you friend. Highly appreciate your response.
Just one more thing, as I mentioned earlier I can still view forms for the the fields I completed. Strangely, it states "not started" with a lock sign next to my and my wife's "personal details" but for all other fields it says "transmitted". Not sure why that is.
Check status and messages --> View submitted application
Just one more thing, as I mentioned earlier I can still view forms for the the fields I completed. Strangely, it states "not started" with a lock sign next to my and my wife's "personal details" but for all other fields it says "transmitted". Not sure why that is.
Check status and messages --> View submitted application
satya.mnf said:
Yet again, not sure. But it appears you are still looking at your old pre-ITA profile. You will have to start working on the post-ITA profile.
Remember that your pre-ITA profile is now frozen - you can't edit that.
I have a question concerning my education history.. is it necessary to upload certificates and transcripts for all the degrees i have mentioned or it is enough to upload the documents concerning my ECA? .. i'm getting worry that they might reject my application because i didn't upload everything mentioned in my education history thought i did not claim points for them.. please advise me ... thanks a lot
White knight 22 said:
If you did not claim points for them and still mentioned those qualifications, the system would've probably asked for those qualifications as well. Which is why it is important to mention only those credentials for which you have an ECA done already.
No harm done as you were able to submit your application and hopefully CIC will notice on their own that these credentials do not add anything to your application and ignore the missing documents.
thanks Asivad for ur advise.. actually it would generate another problem which is how to fill those gaps in personal history while i was doing those studies ? what do you think ?Asivad Anac said:
White knight 22 said:
Personal history has to be gap-free and CIC requires full disclosure here. The same doesn't apply to work history and education history.
Hi Asivad,
I received ITA in the last draw and I am in the process of completing the application. I have read in this forum that one has to submit average balance for 6 months and current balance. However, my document check list says:
If you are applying for permanent residence in Canada, you must provide an official letter issued by your financial institution indicating your financial profile.
Your financial profile includes a listing of all your bank (chequing and savings) and investment accounts. The official letter must be printed on the letterhead of the financial institution and must include your name, the contact information of the financial institution (address, telephone number and e-mail address), the account numbers, dates of when each account was opened and the balance of each account over the previous 6 months.
Does this mean an average balance or balance per month for the past 6 months. If it is average balance, will it be sum of all the daily balances for the past six month divided by the no of days?
I received ITA in the last draw and I am in the process of completing the application. I have read in this forum that one has to submit average balance for 6 months and current balance. However, my document check list says:
If you are applying for permanent residence in Canada, you must provide an official letter issued by your financial institution indicating your financial profile.
Your financial profile includes a listing of all your bank (chequing and savings) and investment accounts. The official letter must be printed on the letterhead of the financial institution and must include your name, the contact information of the financial institution (address, telephone number and e-mail address), the account numbers, dates of when each account was opened and the balance of each account over the previous 6 months.
Does this mean an average balance or balance per month for the past 6 months. If it is average balance, will it be sum of all the daily balances for the past six month divided by the no of days?