titibaby:
I think you can contact IRCC and let them know you have changed your mind and will want your family to accompany you. Since your wife and child has already fulfilled the medical requirement, you will be asked to send in all rhe passports for PR. We have seen previous posts and it adds no complications beyond time.

titibaby:
I think you can contact IRCC and let them know you have changed your mind and will want your family to accompany you. Since your wife and child has already fulfilled the medical requirement, you will be asked to send in all rhe passports for PR. We have seen previous posts and it adds no complications beyond time.

nnemak:
Hoping for 320

Remicynt:
So I said let me share the good news!!!
After several consultation I decided to go ahead to send webforms for my spouse to be changed to Accompanied. Thanks to God we got BVl on d 18th of May and finally got PPR on the 6th of June with my spouse and daughter. Our first ppr was for me and my son while the second covered Us all.

Glory be to God in d highest!!!!
I discovered something in the process tho.

titibaby:
Resharing this post from this thread as evidence. This strategy was adopted by a number of people in prior threads. I just don't have the patience to look for them now. Changing the spouse to accompanying after PPR has no implication aa you already did medical and made provision for them with POF. I can't remember what happens if notification is post-AOR.

Omoniyimi12345:
Good morning,

I need advice please. I am in the pool as a primary applicant with CRS of 445. This is because my husband hasn’t done IELTS and his ECA is not out yet. When I removed him, my score was 475. Should I leave it as 475? If I do, will I be able to add my husband again after I get an ITA?

Zeewirld:
.OK.

Firstly, Points gotten from friend is insignificant in Manitoba PNP. As such,I hope she get PPR soon.

Some provinces pick people with your NOCs randomly from the pool. However, some others like Sask will always insist that your academic qualifications align with your Job/NOC.

I hope you have age on your side and have academic qualifications higher than a B.sc degree?? Furthermore, have you look at learning french and acing your IELTS?

Wishing you best of luck.

Preshlomoye:
Good Afternoon all.
I'm in a situation- please I need help.
A male married candidate with PR but yet to land, I chose my wife and child as non accompanied in my application.
I'm expecting another child in the coming month, I'm thinking of waiting for the new baby to be born, add the child and the first child as accompanied while my wife remains unaccompanied for me to sponsor her. Has anyone done this before or is this a bad step? Please help me.

Prettiepearlz:

Preshlomoye, read through @Remicynt post and see if you may find favour in the eyes of the VO just as she found favour. Perhaps a letter of explanation will help and if you requests lands in the hands of a compassionate VO, your wife may be added.

Omoniyimi12345:
Good morning,

I need advice please. I am in the pool as a primary applicant with CRS of 445. This is because my husband hasn’t done IELTS and his ECA is not out yet. When I removed him, my score was 475. Should I leave it as 475? If I do, will I be able to add my husband again after I get an ITA?

Abby212:
Good day all, please I have a little challenge. When sending transcript for verification by WES, is choosing migration or academic purpose have any role to play. From the website, I see the academic is faster and cheaper. Please is there any implication if I choose academic over migration?

Thanks

GraciousWords:




First question, are you PNP or FSW?
Second, do you have PPR yet?

The rules as written seem to indicate that CRS would be recalculated post ITA if you change your details (which we assume includes a change from unaccompanying spouse to accompanying spouse) and the thinking was that you will need to sponsor spouse later. PNP people can easily change to accompanying post ITA/AOR, since the 600 points has improved their CRS by so much that any recalculation doesn't matter. So if you are PNP, feel free to change her to accompanying without fear and include an LOE explaining how your recalculated CRS is still above the CRS of your ITA draw.

If you are FSW, then a baby could in theory be changed to accompanying while the mum and sibling are unaccompanying. Even the older sibling can be changed to accompanying, I believe (since only spouse affects CRS). However even if IRCC permit it, how will you cope without madam (this is not me being sexist, just being realistic)? The key is getting your spouse to be accompanying. I think what Remicynt received was compassion. You can try and see if you enjoy the same (she did hers post PPR not post AOR).

Either way, please advise them immediately baby is born so they are added to your application. Your spouse and older child are already part of your application (although unaccompanying).

Also read this: https://www.nairaland.com/5187408/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/32#78526356

All the best sir!

Thank you everyone for your various suggestions, I'm truly grateful.

I'm FSW with PPR but yet to land.

This is my thinking, while I changed first child to accompanying and add new born- process might take up to 6months or more

My wife would apply for visitor visa, if granted within this 6months. All of us can then travel together even if it's soft landing.

My head is bursting right now ejor.

titibaby:
Resharing this post from this thread as evidence. This strategy was adopted by a number of people in prior threads. I just don't have the patience to look for them now. Changing the spouse to accompanying after PPR has no implication aa you already did medical and made provision for them with POF. I can't remember what happens if notification is post-AOR.

nymphomaniac:
Fingers crossed.

Preshlomoye:


I'm FSW with PPR but yet to land.

This is my thinking, while I changed first child to accompanying and add new born- process might take up to 6months or more

My wife would apply for visitor visa, if granted within this 6months. All of us can then travel together even if it's soft landing.

My head is bursting right now ejor

Preshlomoye:
Good Afternoon all.

I'm in a situation- please I need help.
A male married candidate with PR but yet to land, I chose my wife and child as non accompanied in my application.
I'm expecting another child in the coming month, I'm thinking of waiting for the new baby to be born, add the child and the first child as accompanied while my wife remains unaccompanied for me to sponsor her. Has anyone done this before or is this a bad step? Please help me.

temmitats:
Are we a joke to IRCC �

Zeus04:


Calm down! They didn't state that it will start today. They only said it will resume in July. Loads of mid-weeks are in July.

Zeus04:


Calm down! They didn't state that it will start today. They only said it will resume in July. Loads of mid-weeks are in July.

Remicynt:
Drop ur details let me pchat u!!! I saw ur mail but it's fiving a failure to deliver. Drop ur ema address it

temmitats:
Lol please abeg, they said July 6th specifically.

nnemak:
Hoping for 320

Silversurfer1:


There'd have to be a glitch in the system for the score to fall this low

Zeus04:


Oh really. Then it's sad.

Truth is we need people in Canada. I am in recruiting here and the market is bleeding. Loads of work but no one to do it. And it's worrying IRCC is dragging their foot on this process.

NG2CA:


Even with a system glitch, it'll never fall to that. The draw today may likely fall between 420 and 430 if IRCC maintains the 4,500 pre-COVID invitations

Silversurfer1:


Most people have said it will be from 480 and above for this draw and the next few draws