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My main concern is just my PoF coming together just a few days before I submitted

That doesn't matter. As long as you can prove that it is your money and not some kind of a loan (which i assume you did, because it's a gift deed), and that you have access to it, it doesn't matter when it got to you. You may have to explain why your average POF statements were below the required amount, but I don't think that makes a huge difference.

I got the PCC from my home country over a month before I submitted the application

Is your home country your current country of residence? If not, then it can be 6 months old. If yes, then it should still be fine, but htey may ask for a more recent one. I applied for my PCC after ITA, but it was 2 months old by the time I submitted my documents. Clearly had no issues.

but with similar responsibilities so I just added the letter. For other positions, I also included promotion/transfer letters.

So you should be fine. From what I've heard, the title doesn't matter. Just the responsibilities should somewhat match the NOC you chose.

 

[Knight_Toto]

That doesn't matter. As long as you can prove that it is your money and not some kind of a loan (which i assume you did, because it's a gift deed), and that you have access to it, it doesn't matter when it got to you. You may have to explain why your average POF statements were below the required amount, but I don't think that makes a huge difference.


Is your home country your current country of residence? If not, then it can be 6 months old. If yes, then it should still be fine, but htey may ask for a more recent one. I applied for my PCC after ITA, but it was 2 months old by the time I submitted my documents. Clearly had no issues.


So you should be fine. From what I've heard, the title doesn't matter. Just the responsibilities should somewhat match the NOC you chose.

Yea I made the POF LoE as detailed as possible and added all sorts of documents to support it.

Yep, my home country is my current COR. I got the PCC post ITA as well so hopefully that should be fine.

 

[AndyUK]

Thanks for the detailed answer! I guess at the end of the day it’s how the visa officer looks at the whole application and decides if it makes sense or not.

Yep pretty much.
I had 2 or 3 calls with various immigration lawyers at various stages of the process (I did the application myself but I had a couple of questions) and even they were giving sometimes different answers to the same question.

There seem to be two approaches:
- you submit the bare minimum (what's 100% required and what's very likely to cause questions in your case) to reduce the amount do documents your case officer will have to go through but you risk getting an ADR
- you submit every possible thing you can think of - it may increase processing time because there are more documents to go through but it's very unlikely you will get an ADR.

At the end of the day, it's like you said - it's up to your case officer to decide if they want to see any additional documents or not.

 

[mustardDestroyer]

My situation is very strange, I got my Work visa approval yesterday, and I got my RFV email today. I already dispatched my passport so I wonder if they will stamp both visas or just one.

Just got my passport back from VFS, They only stamped my work visa sent it back for the PR visa.

 

[sean468]

Location Calgary, AB
Category: Express Entry (PNP) Inland
ITA: 23 NOV 2022
Application Submitted: 28 NOV 2022
Medical: MEP- Dec 12 2022 (Completed Feb 2022 from previous application)
Biometrics: Completed July 2019 (Not applied to profile yet)
Background Check: We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information.
Eligibility: We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements

 

[Aman Gondara]

I'll keep posting my progress here!

Hey Yensal Eta,
Have you got any updates on your application?

 

[Kaavya25]

Joining this:

CRS: 501
ITA: Oct 12 2022 (FSW Inland- Single applicant)
Upfront medical: Done with study permit application 2020
Submitted: Nov 1 2022
AOR: Nov 1 2022

No other updates yet.

Hey any updates on your application yet?

 

[Ultraxion]

Has the PPR rain just stopped?

 

[AndyUK]

Quick update:
04/01/2023 - copies of passports etc. hand delivered to VFS London and the same day dispatched to IRCC.

 

[AndyUK]

Has the PPR rain just stopped?

In November and December there were a lot of PPRs coming in the last few days of the month. I guess IRCC is trying to hit their monthly targets so maybe they shift their focus at the end of the month or do overtime or something.

 

[Ultraxion]

In November and December there were a lot of PPRs coming in the last few days of the month. I guess IRCC is trying to hit their monthly targets so maybe they shift their focus at the end of the month or do overtime or something.

OK fingers crossed for the end of January then.

In theory with 3 draws skipped they should have more time to process existing cases right?

 

[nomi00]

OK fingers crossed for the end of January then.

In theory with 3 draws skipped they should have more time to process existing cases right?

yes they have reduced process time to 12 months from 13 on cic website.

 

[AndyUK]

OK fingers crossed for the end of January then.

In theory with 3 draws skipped they should have more time to process existing cases right?

Yes, this makes sense. Nothing is easy to predict when it comes to IRCC but this seems to make sense... let's see how it will work in practice

 

[fridge03]

Its PPR time boys)
Who's in for Winnipeg?

 

[Aman Gondara]

Its PPR time boys)
Who's in for Winnipeg?

Congratulations! Can you please share your AOR and other updates timeline ?