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[Nikhil1824]

Dude this is Canada. Guys used to use envelopes to put money into ATMs until a few years ago. We're lucky IRCC even has a website.



Yes, you need to submit all the degrees (and their ECAs if they're not Canadian degrees) you mention in your educational history.

ohh, I missed that, I should probably submit it via webform

@legalfalcon could you please suggest here.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

ohh, I missed that, I should probably submit it via webform

@legalfalcon could you please suggest here.

See my updated answer too, and yes best to ask legalfalcon.

 

[Nikhil1824]

See my updated answer too, and yes best to ask legalfalcon.

Thanks a ton dude;

 

[dxdroid]

Thanks a ton dude;

I think just highest education and the rest is in personal history

 

[Nikhil1824]

I think just highest education and the rest is in personal history

Thank you

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

https://www.cicnews.com/2021/12/how...ing-the-holiday-season-1220396.html#gs.kd9f2j

How Canadians are celebrating the holiday season

Christmas day is today, and you will probably find Canadians sipping hot cocoa while opening presents around a decorated Christmas tree.

 

[RSub]

Guys I have a question, as I was following the conversation on the thread.

Under educational documents I have submitted my masters degree and ECA, was I required to submit my bachelors also?

Nope.

 

[Lc4life]

This happened simply because they were not working on any outland applications. Still, everybody knows what is going on still chooses to make stupid mistakes. I saw one of the FSW applicants make a similar mistake with their PCC and the application was rejected in early 2021 for incompleteness and FSW draws stopped so they literally lost their possibly only chance to immigrate to Canada.

Do we have any datapoints for inland pnp? It also takes inland pnp 5 months to MEP?

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

Do we have any datapoints for inland pnp? It also takes inland pnp 5 months to MEP?

A recent entry on myimmitracker shows PNP-I and PNP-O get similar treatment in terms of MEP nowadays https://myimmitracker.com/ca/tracke...anent-residency-application/cases/case-103525

Compare it with PNP-Os

 

[seadrag0n]

It also takes inland pnp 5 months to MEP?

Yes, in some cases PNP inland are treated even worse. Some PNP inland applications were transferred to other inland VO's like Etobicoke from CIO that doesn't normally work on FSW or PNP applications and nothing happened to those applications after R10, eligibility is not even started after 1+ years.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

Fun fact:

None of us will be posting on these forums next xmas because we'll either have already landed in Canada or moved to somewhere else.

 

[slavicgirl]

Fun fact:

None of us will be posting on these forums next xmas because we'll either have already landed in Canada or moved to somewhere else.

So true. Pre-ITA here, I am moving within a few months - got an offer (Not from Canada obviously). Haven't given up on Canada though

 

[Lc4life]

Yes, in some cases PNP inland are treated even worse. Some PNP inland applications were transferred to other inland VO's like Etobicoke from CIO that doesn't normally work on FSW or PNP applications and nothing happened to those applications after R10, eligibility is not even started after 1+ years.

Depressed... I hope oinp can issue nomination before I leave the US.

 

[seadrag0n]

Depressed... I hope oinp can issue nomination before I leave the US.

CIO is one of the shittier VO's in terms of processing and most PNP applications end up there so don't hold your breath after getting the nomination and AOR.

 

[GandiBaat]

Imagine getting rejection after 5 months for incompleteness because of a silly avoidable mistake:

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...rio-tech-draw-16-feb-2021.722123/post-9857346

Incomplete applications should be avoided at all costs especially during these times, VO's already have little patience as it is.

I do not understand what was he missing? He submitted PCC of his spouse and what was missing?