Ray of Hope - 121st Draw
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I lived in US, and i already have the FBI PCC, in which they even didnt mention any travel or living dates, except that there is no criminal record upto the date this pcc is issued.
How would do you explain importance of dates here??
My methods are slightly different in calculating the number per day - I simply use the published # of candidates with 451+ between two dates plus the # drawn to get to a total number of new candidates as opposed to projecting to the draw date to calculate the then following 9 days' # per day. Second thing is I am not assuming 50% of 451+ lies between 471 and 600 - I think it is closer to 40% seeing that it is more difficult to achieve higher scores. I can share my model with you if you DM me your emailConsidering current situation:
461: 80%
460: 20%
I just got my reference letter from employer signed. I forgot to add my surname in the letter i.e I wrote Simranjeet Singh instead of Simranjeet Singh Vasdev as given in the passport.
Would it cause an issue?
Would it cause an issue?
Reference letter is one of the most important documents for PR. Even though it looks like a minor thing it can cause an issue. I am sure there are many Simranjeet Singh in CIC's record. If you can get it edited I advise you to do so. Why take a risk? right!
Don't lose hope. Number of ITA per draw will increase soon. I agree all of the seniors predictions are very accurate but nobody can predict future cut off for sure right. Score dropped only 3 points in this draw but that doesn't mean in future draws this drop in score can't be more. For example there might be 1000 people with cut off of 462 but only 500 people with cut of 461. So we never know.
I am not trying to give any false hope but my point is that don't worry about things before theh actually happen. My ielts is expiring in August too and there are chances cut off might not come down to 456 by then. Yes, i was really depressed yesterday but I started preparing for Ielts again and hoping for the best. So good luck and don't worry!
You made a mistake for your home address, always mention the last date of your stay as a date of leaving that country, if not your PCC will be invalid as it doesn't cover the date you mentioned to get home. Jan 5 is your last day in A country which is mentioned on your PCC but if you say I landed on the 6th of Jan in B country, it may confuse immigration officer whether you flew on the 5th or 6th of Jan. It will lead to the rejection of your application. This time be careful.
It will be better if you leave it as it is then. I strongly recommend not tampering with your reference letter as will be considered a fraud if caught and can get you banned from applying for 5 years or more.
You can try other alternatives like provide an identity card with correct name as additional proof. It will show that it is actually you who work there. Or provide joining letter or something just to be on safe side.
Your PCC should cover every single day you stayed in that country for 6 months in a row or more and in your case the PCC should be issued after you you left the country if you don't go back there.
I would advise highly against it. Please don't Photoshop as that would be forging a document. Maybe you could get by without them noticing but it is still too big of a risk with a lot to lose.
Try to get it signed again. If not possible, mention your situation in a LOE and also that you tried to fix it. In case they ask for further proof, you can always show the emails of you asking again with your complete name.
US PCC doesn't mention any dates of travel, if it was issued after you left the US, then everything will be fine.
Current draw tiebreak rule is May 11th. So yes, you should be fine with March 28th
You need a letter with your full name. Try your best to get your full name in the letter. If you leave it as is, you are definitely getting yourself a "Review Required" in the near future and additional several months of processing on top of that