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Hello guys @BillHyatt & @ anwar01! Going by @MEB point C, I have a query. My wife is the primary applicant. Her passport is valid for another 8 years. But my passport is about to expire by May 2018. So I am planning to renew it anytime soon in the next 10 days. In this case do we also have to inform OINP for my passport change?
Also, I am planning to get our medicals done this week. So do you suggest me to wait for my new passport then get my medical done or is it OK to do it on the current one?
Yeah very good Q...i already submitted request for new passport but b4 recieving it will have a medical appoit. Using old passport which will expire by mid sept......i have huge time limits as i am on vacation in home country...everyday counts.....so can I proceed normally as per above scenario?
@BillHyatt
I think the same proof we used in OINP bro....IF they ask twice through different methodologies or paths...just submit twice...
No need to inform OINP as you have already received your nomination and your new passport is not going to change your CRS score. You can do your medicals with your current passport and attach it along with renewed passport in eAPR.
hello!!!
i am expecting the nomination this week but i will be loosing 5 points for my birthday on sept 10 making my score to drop below 400 before i could apply to federal. i am worried because somewhere i read that one need to maintain 400 point to apply.
i am expecting the nomination this week but i will be loosing 5 points for my birthday on sept 10 making my score to drop below 400 before i could apply to federal. i am worried because somewhere i read that one need to maintain 400 point to apply.
Yes you can go with previous Passport for Medicals as long as you are submitting your previous passport relevant pages and explaining in LOE. However, if you got new passport before Medicals then you should go for Medicals with new passport.
Once passport is renewed you should inform OINP regarding this change even after being nominated.
If anyone can wait then I would suggest to do Medicals with new passport however it is not mandatory.
I hope this will help.
According to law change in age after application date will be locked and you will not loose points for it in both OINP and CIC.
Although, you will loose points in your profile but it will not impact your Nomination anymore.
I hope this will help.
Hi Guys ,
I am frequent traveler and have more than 100 trips done in last 10 years ..most of them are for business and leisure purpose . I am not sure how i can list down all of them . Is it necessary to give full travel history for 10 years , its almost impossible for me to provide all the details .... any suggestions
I am frequent traveler and have more than 100 trips done in last 10 years ..most of them are for business and leisure purpose . I am not sure how i can list down all of them . Is it necessary to give full travel history for 10 years , its almost impossible for me to provide all the details .... any suggestions
In my country Bro...there is smthg. Called movements or travelling certificate...listing all passport related transactions in the last 10 yrs...ask...may b u do have it too..but u r not aware of it...will make ur life much more easier...in the worst case u can share the load of copy pasting the contents with ur family members...
Hello, fellow seniors @anwar01 & @BillHyatt .
I have two questions about PCC:
1. My PCC covers my stay in my hometown (Gujrat) since 18 years of age to date. But within that period i.e. from 2001 to 2005 I was in Rawalpindi for my studies, do I need a separate PCC from Rawalpindi as well? To explain further I have not mentioned that in my address history as it was before ten years from today. But it is mentioned under education history that I did my bachelor degree from Rawalpindi. Do I still need it?, as of course, I was more than 18 years of age when I studied in Rawalpindi although it was more than ten years ago?
2. My wife's PCC covers her stay at my place (which is after our marriage) and we have been married for 11 years. So she has stayed at this address for 11 years. So, is it necessary for her PCC to cover the period she had stayed at her parent's home i.e. since turning 18 till marriage?
Sorry for long post. I will really appreciate your help.
Thanks.
I have two questions about PCC:
1. My PCC covers my stay in my hometown (Gujrat) since 18 years of age to date. But within that period i.e. from 2001 to 2005 I was in Rawalpindi for my studies, do I need a separate PCC from Rawalpindi as well? To explain further I have not mentioned that in my address history as it was before ten years from today. But it is mentioned under education history that I did my bachelor degree from Rawalpindi. Do I still need it?, as of course, I was more than 18 years of age when I studied in Rawalpindi although it was more than ten years ago?
2. My wife's PCC covers her stay at my place (which is after our marriage) and we have been married for 11 years. So she has stayed at this address for 11 years. So, is it necessary for her PCC to cover the period she had stayed at her parent's home i.e. since turning 18 till marriage?
Sorry for long post. I will really appreciate your help.
Thanks.
If it falls within a single state then you don't need a separate PCC. In the past applicants from Pakistan was told to get PCC from a city of their Permanent Address.
So as long as your PCC includes your permanent address and all dates since 18th Birthday you will be fine.
I hope this will help.