Express Entry Step by step instructions.

[jtoc]

1 - Yes
2 - Only give details to the employment for which you will be claiming points for.
3 - No need to provide foreign work experience of your spouse as it adds no points to your application.
5 - Honestly only mention it if you need the points to become elegible under FSW program (67 out of 100 points). Otherwise no need. You can explain this in a LOE once you receive your ITA.

I'm too lazy to look for the answer of 4

Cheers

Many thanks! +1 for that.

Just a thought on point no 5, incase we do mention the uncle/aunt as canadian citizens, what documents would be required to prove this post ITA?

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Many thanks! +1 for that.

Just a thought on point no 5, incase we do mention the uncle/aunt as canadian citizens, what documents would be required to prove this post ITA?

Two sets of documents -

1) to prove their status in Canada and that they reside in Canada - Passport/Lease Agreements/Utility Bills
2) to prove your relationship with them - You can provide the birth certificate of your aunt/uncle AND your mom/dad to show that they have common parents and your birth certificate mentioning your dad's/mom's name to complete the chain.

 

[jtoc]

Two sets of documents -

1) to prove their status in Canada and that they reside in Canada - Passport/Lease Agreements/Utility Bills
2) to prove your relationship with them - You can provide the birth certificate of your aunt/uncle AND your mom/dad to show that they have common parents and your birth certificate mentioning your dad's/mom's name to complete the chain.

Thanks! Does it help in any way or at any stage to show we have relatives there?

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Thanks! Does it help in any way or at any stage to show we have relatives there?

No, IMO. It just helps you get 5 points towards the FSW points grid (towards the 67/100 points requirement).

 

[RabinJi]

No, IMO. It just helps you get 5 points towards the FSW points grid (towards the 67/100 points requirement).

Hi Rajkamal today it reached exactly 6 months since my AOR date,so today i called to cic and spoke to good agent and he said everything is met and passed but security is on going and also he said Your file is currently under review and requires additional verification. As a result, the assessment period will be outside of our posted processing times. so when do i expect PPR?
What that means exactly additional verifivation?
Regards
Rabin

 

[antosha-85]

Hi Guys!

I'm a new man here) I've looked through the thread and see that many of you have like 400 plus minus points and you guys are hoping to get to Canada through EE. Come on, look at all the reports starting from the early 2015 till up to date! What can you all see there??? The lowest score was 450!!! and it was a year ago!The last for November was 470 or so. Do you still believe in EE with your scores???

What I want to say that as I understood your and my as well only hope is PNP... Or maybe you have another variants - please correct me if I wrong.

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Hi Rajkamal today it reached exactly 6 months since my AOR date,so today i called to cic and spoke to good agent and he said everything is met and passed but security is on going and also he said Your file is currently under review and requires additional verification. As a result, the assessment period will be outside of our posted processing times. so when do i expect PPR?
What that means exactly additional verifivation?
Regards
Rabin

Well, the security checks might take time depending on your country of origin, countries you have been to in the past etc. These verification might be done by a third party (CBSA/Interpol/Local police) etc and this delay from third party agencies might be out of control of IRCC.

Sorry, I cannot tell you when you can expect PPR. Hopefully, once these checks are done, you will get your PPR. Go through the below post that explains BG checks :

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/background-checks-explained-t39578.0.html;msg267950#msg267950

Wish you good luck and a speedy PPR!

 

[RabinJi]

Well, the security checks might take time depending on your country of origin, countries you have been too in the past etc. These verification might be done by a third party (CBSA/Interpol/Local police) etc and this delay from third party agencies might be out of control of IRCC.

Sorry, I cannot tell you when you can expect PPR. Hopefully, once these checks are done, you will get your PPR. Go through the below post that explains BG checks :

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/background-checks-explained-t39578.0.html;msg267950#msg267950

Wish you good luck and a speedy PPR!

Thank you so much Raj for your prompt response and good advised,god bless you.
another one question in my notes in last page it says no A35 or A37 so whart does this mean?
Rabin

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Thank you so much Raj for your prompt response and good advised,god bless you.
another one question in my notes in last page it says no A35 or A37 so whart does this mean?
Rabin

Section A35 = "Human or International Rights Violation"
Section A37 = "Organized Criminality"

Check these -->

www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/resources/manuals/enf/enf02-eng.pdf

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/jeson-need-your-help-on-visa-officer-comments-in-gcms-t155629.0.html;msg2410475#msg2410475

 

[RabinJi]

Hi Rajkamal i just went through my notes and found my assignment application due date was 10-12-2016,my question is should i receive any updates from cic?
Thanks
Rabin

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Hi Rajkamal i just went through my notes and found my assignment application due date was 10-12-2016,my question is should i receive any updates from cic?
Thanks
Rabin

Those dates don't mean anything to us applicants. Those are for use by the officers/personnel handling our applications.

 

[Nilkanth Lucky]

What should we select for CSE for first question to provide corrected schdule A?

Replacements of documents, amendments... etc...
or
Permanent residence (applied online)
or
In Canada Permanent residence?????

 

[channa1408]

Hi Guys,

I am applying for express Entry under Canadian Experience Class. I got Record of Employment and It is showing different number of hours (Insurable hours ) than my experience letter. Does Insurable hours are different from actual number of hours?

Please help me in this matter!

Thankyou.

 

[Vaidyy]

Hi Experts,
Please find below my timeline.

ITA received: April 2016 - CEC
Application submitted : May end 2016
RRPF fee request : Oct 2016
Got married: Nov 2016
Application and RRPF fee paid for spouse: Nov 2016
Added all required docs to my application:Nov 2016

Pls advise when will we both get Passport request together?
Can I apply dependant visa for spouse through my Work permit?
If I get passport request for both together, which one should I prefer?
How to apply for GCMS notes?

Regards.

 

[jaybe]

Got PPR today
just before 6 months(2 days ahead) since AOR:Below is my Timeline

e-APR/AOR June 16
CELPIP Request July 06(Applicant)
CELPIP Request July 07(Spouse)
MED Passed Sep 02- Took longer than others
BG in progress Nov 09- 2nd time
GCMS 2nd Eligibility Recommend Passed
PPR 14 Dec. 2016