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kryt0n said:
No. Any changes before ITA won't matter at all.

Phew, again.. lack of patience.. thanks!
 
astralsource said:
Phew, again.. lack of patience.. thanks!

Word of advice: Learn to be patient. You're going to need it once you receive AOR.
 
Have a read of this document for examples on misrepresentation etc:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/enf/enf02-eng.pdf


There's definitely some wiggle room and it is at the officers discretion as to how much it affects the applications.
 
mgnlky said:
Word of advice: Learn to be patient. You're going to need it once you receive AOR.

Someone told me that already.. ah yes, life ;) thanks.. must.. be.. patient..
 
Guys,, looking for one confirmation:-
I have been using both the names - "Given name" and "given name + sirname"... based on this I selected option of other name.
Now to provide documents, I am planning to submit same name affidavit and loe (i had to add sirname as it was mandatory to add last name in passport).
Do you see any concern here ?
 
Hi All,
I got my proof of employment letter and while it states full time, boss forgot to mention that it's a contract job. Would it be an issue? Should I get another letter? Thanks
 
Success2015 said:
Hi Friends,

I had submitted my application on Jan 13 , 2017 under cec. Unfortunately, I had uploaded b&W PCC copy is it ok? however, In my passport page PCC stamp and signature is color.

Can i send color PCC through IRCC webform ?

Please help me in this situation.

Thank you

Though it is mandatory to upload colour copy, no one ihas reported rejection just because of sending b&w copy. Send them for your satisfaction if you want.
 
narindersahib said:
have we seen any rejection where main applicant showed POF in joint account with accmpnying spouse ?
nopes ...even I have shown POF as joint account with my non accompanying spouse.I have passed the eligibility stage amd background check is in progress.
Hope this helps
 
bestofluck said:
Though it is mandatory to upload colour copy, no one ihas reported rejection just because of sending b&w copy. Send them for your satisfaction if you want.

Thank you for ur reply.

Yes, I also didnt heard anyone got rejected just because of this. I had asked one immigration consultant as well and he said it doesnot matte. So little confused.

Thanks
 
Dear ,

I have a query here.

I have received the ITA for PR three days ago.
That was based on a provincial nomination. Total score is currently 987

I have sent my documents to the PNP back on November 2015, and they replied on December 2016.
I understand that the PR application pulls data from EE profile, and currently I need to edit the dates for my work experience on my EE profile to match my reference letters.

The question is:
- Will it affect the PR application “as it pulls data from the EE profile”?
- If yes, will it make my profile invalid.?

The question is,
- What kind of documents that the immigration officer will have to review my file?
Is he going to have EE profile + NSPNP file + PR Application?
Or just the PR Application + NSPNP
- Will he compare the dates for my work experience mentioned in my EE profile/PR File VS what I had in NSNP File?
 
narindersahib said:
have we seen any rejection where main applicant showed POF in joint account with accmpnying spouse ?

No..

principle applicant can showed POF in joint account with his Accompany spouse..

There is no issue with that..
 
Looks like I'm getting a bit paranoic.
I have an extensive travel history, let's say 30+ journeys in past 4 years, though everything on tourism, it means almost nothing longer than 3 weeks.
Though due to a large number of travels, all of them could not be filled in the Travel History chart. They said "if they are too many, mention the most recent ones"
But the thing is that 9 years ago I spent 2.5 months in the US, and due it was not very recent and I might have deleted the line for it. No violations, no penalties, no fines, nothing. Came in - came out.
I understand that the main purpose of travel history is to find if I spent 6 or more months in any country in order to check the police certificate for it.
But as the US is a "very important" neighbor, may this cause any problems?
 
Safe side would be CSE with the list of omitted trips and explanation as the list was long, you might have ereased some by mistake. Those that have long list, add it in the LOE, so that they can check it.
Still better than rejection because of such silly reason.
My opinion
 
Sluffy said:
Looks like I'm getting a bit paranoic.
I have an extensive travel history, let's say 30+ journeys in past 4 years, though everything on tourism, it means almost nothing longer than 3 weeks.
Though due to a large number of travels, all of them could not be filled in the Travel History chart. They said "if they are too many, mention the most recent ones"
But the thing is that 9 years ago I spent 2.5 months in the US, and due it was not very recent and I might have deleted the line for it. No violations, no penalties, no fines, nothing. Came in - came out.
I understand that the main purpose of travel history is to find if I spent 6 or more months in any country in order to check the police certificate for it.
But as the US is a "very important" neighbor, may this cause any problems?

So, have you traveled to the United States after that? If yes, have you mentioned the details about that travel? I would recommend that you raise a CSE and mention this detail. Good luck!