toyogirl:
Good evening house,

I've been a silent follwer on this thread. I just got ITA and I want to submit Schedule A with my application. However I found 2 different Schedule As on CIC website....One from 2012 & another from 2016. Pls do you have any idea which one exactly one should use in this case? I just want to submit upfront to avoid unnecessary delays. Thanks in anticipation....

Which one is schedule A? Please don't upload what they did not ask u to all in the name of wanting to avoid delays. Cheers!

Austynodv:
Hello my people in the house. I hope you are all keeping up real good.
I need some advice from the gurus here please.

My occupation on my marriage certificate was generalized as 'Public Servant' whereas I have never been one. My occupation is Fleet manager and my previous occupation was Product coordinator, both of which are in the private sector.

Please how do I handle this discrepancy when submitting my documents as I am awaiting ITA?

Kindly advice please.

Make enquiries from the issuing registry on the possibility of reissue of the marriage certificate with the occupation corrected. The earlier the better.

From what I've read on some threads, it appears if you answer 'YES' to any statutory question, they will ask you for schedule A at a later date....so they mostly say one could upload it along with the LOE, if file size permits

MummyJaygirls:


Which one is schedule A? Please don't upload what they did not ask u to all in the name of wanting to avoid delays. Cheers!

MummyJaygirls:


Which one is schedule A? Please don't upload what they did not ask u to all in the name of wanting to avoid delays. Cheers!

You will still have to submit it anyway so she's better off submitting now.

Sent you a mail

dannio:


ikwudaniel@gmail.com

Sent you a mail.

justicia:
thanks a lot. It's waleton@yahoo.com. God bless you plenty.

Yes, that's what I heard too, just that I'm a bit lost on which of the 2 to go with...If I'm not able to figure it out appropriately, I might just submit without it....Thanks all! I appreciate your comments

bbaby84:


You will still have to submit it anyway so she's better off submitting now.

toyogirl:
Yes, that's what I heard too, just that I'm a bit lost on which of the 2 to go with...If I'm not able to figure it out appropriately, I might just submit without it....Thanks all! I appreciate your comments

Use the updated version .
@40manlappy submitted the schedule A with his application you can ask him what to do.

toyogirl:
From what I've read on some threads, it appears if you answer 'YES' to any statutory question, they will ask you for schedule A at a later date....so they mostly say one could upload it along with the LOE, if file size permits

Ok, noted

Alright....Thanks a lot! I appreciate

bbaby84:


Use the updated version .
@40manlappy submitted the schedule A with his application you can ask him what to do.

Good evening @ 40manlappy, someone suggested I contact you on this; wd like to submit schedule A along with my application cos of the statutory questions aspect...but I found one from 2012 and another from 2016....pls which one is required of us really? Kindly assist...thanks

40manlappy:


I am still waiting for passing of medicals.

Next for you should be background check though I learned that each application's journey may be different. The screenshots below gives an idea.

The eAPR, PCC slot always has multiple in brackets in the upload section for ALL applicants unless that system recently changed. If you are required to submit 10 pccs, you'll merge all into one pdf file and upload in that single slot. the eAPR process does not generate multiple slots for PCC upload.

Your occupation in your NOC used for the purpose of FSW does not have to match that on your marriage certificate if the period of employment is not synchronous. Simple reason being that it is at the applicant's discretion to choose which occupation he or she desires to migrate under as well as the number of years of employment he/she desires to claim points for.

For example, if an applicant studied microbiology in school and worked as a laboratory scientist for 2011-2013 and got married in 2012 and the marriage certificate bears lab scientist and then same applicant changed jobs and became a sales manager for 2014-2017, the applicant can choose to claim only 3yrs for work experience as a sales manager and there would be nothing wrong with that application.

There is the portion of the eAPR where the applicant is required to fill appropriately their activities over the past 10 yrs or since they turned 18 yrs. This is where you fill in all your info as regards employment or unemployment, schooling, etc. Basically what you have been doing with your life. Lol! Things like previous jobs or roles feature here.

As with ALL applications, if you have areas of discrepancy, like the case of a poster a few months ago who noticed that he had a wrong occupation filled on his marriage certificate, the applicant should make moves to apply for a correction and also wrote a letter of explanation to that effect including any documentary evidence available to support.

Nobody's application is set in stone and there is no need for unnecessary panic as there is no one size fits all approach. Follow the IRCC rules and where you have genuine concerns about any areas that you feel may appear ambiguous to a VO, utilize your LOE to explain alongside supporting documentation.

Please I answered YES for spouse on some of the statutory questions too. Please can I PM you to send me the Shedule A to use?

Cc:40manlappy

bbaby84:


Use the updated version .
@40manlappy submitted the schedule A with his application you can ask him what to do.

I didn't submit schedule A with my application and didn't have any reason to. Guess it's a case of mistaken identity.

cc: toyogirl, sehawale

@vcole, SlowlybtSurely, Gimme: Any ideas?

Blackbuddy:
Thanks for your response. The 2nd is the case. CIC states that unaccompanying minors or spouse must also do medicals. In this case the child won't be doing medicals to support their applicant. He wouldn't have mentioned the child if not that he has "Single with child" on his marriage certificate, you get?



After capturing the child's details that he has, he should state in the LOE that he is unable to perform medicals for the child due to the estranged nature of the relationship with the child's mother. This is an extenuating circumstance where the review officer will advise him of next steps directly at the appropriate time. It is not a reason for him not move on with his life, hope you understand. Let him do what he can and he will cross the bridge in due time.

Thank you !

MummyJaygirls:


The form comes with male written on it, for females u just add "FE" PM me with your email addy, I can forward to u what was used by my hubby and I.

Thanks! Its waleton@yahoo.com

Ok thats clear now, thanks Boss13

Boss13:


I think we are still having communication gap on this. I now understand what you mean. What I meant by multiple PCC is having more than 2 PCC rows on your document checklist upload and not just having one and beside it states include Multiple.

Alright @ 40manlappy! Thanks for the clarification....I guess I may just wait till they request for it....meanwhile, I answered 'YES' to visa denial but there's one other statutory questions that looks dicey (IMO)....its asks if I've been " refused admission to" any country b4....so I'm thinking, is this the same question as the previous one on visa denial or does this relate to some sorta refusal @ port of entry? Kindly help clarify pls. ...Thanks!

40manlappy:


I didn't submit schedule A with my application and didn't have any reason to. Guess it's a case of mistaken identity.

cc: toyogirl, sehawale

@vcole, SlowlybtSurely, Gimme: Any ideas?

Have sent you the female version

justicia:
Thanks! Its waleton@yahoo.com

40manlappy:


I didn't submit schedule A with my application and didn't have any reason to. Guess it's a case of mistaken identity.

cc: toyogirl, sehawale

@vcole, SlowlybtSurely, Gimme: Any ideas?

Lmao I could have sworn on it lol.

It's mistaken identity o!
Sorry .

I see no reason why one needs to submit schedule A when it's not a required document. If they need it, they will ask for it. We tend to overdo things.

Schedule A was not part of the required documents when i submitted but was immediately requested the next day i requested for my first GCMS (i believe that triggered them to look into my application after 2 months of submission). That was when worked started fully on my application as seen in the GCMS note and recommendation for approval was made.

The document (schedule A) is usually requested if they wanna confirm if one of the applicants has been denied visa in the past, criminality etc (usually within the last 10 years). They only asked my spouse to fill it and they highlighted in the letter (correspondence) that question 6 must be answered and the schedule must be signed by her. As the principal applicant, i did not submit it.

Question 6 asked about 'ever been denied visa in the past' blah blah.

40manlappy:


I didn't submit schedule A with my application and didn't have any reason to. Guess it's a case of mistaken identity.

cc: toyogirl, sehawale

@vcole, SlowlybtSurely, Gimme: Any ideas?

Lol...of course! Over syllabus is our 2nd nature in naija. ..especially for some of us who take this as a matter of KPI ....he he he...just got the clue from some express entry ancestors that it worked for ni poo

Gymme:
I see no reason why one needs to submit schedule A when it's not a required document. If they need it, they will ask for it. We tend to overdo things.

Schedule A was not part of the required documents when i submitted but was immediately requested the next day i requested for my first GCMS (i believe that triggered them to look into my application after 2 months of submission). That was when worked started fully on my application as seen in the GCMS note and recommendation for approval was made.

The document (schedule A) is usually requested if they wanna confirm if one of the applicants has been denied visa in the past, criminality etc (usually within the last 10 years). They only asked my spouse to fill it and they highlighted in the letter (correspondence) that question 6 must be answered and the schedule must be signed by her. As the principal applicant, i did not submit it.

Question 6 asked about 'ever been denied visa in the past' blah blah.

MummyJaygirls:


Which one is schedule A? Please don't upload what they did not ask u to all in the name of wanting to avoid delays. Cheers!

Schedule A for those who have been refused visa. I think @vcole uploaded it upfront. If you don't you will get request

toyogirl:
Alright @ 40manlappy! Thanks for the clarification....I guess I may just wait till they request for it....meanwhile, I answered 'YES' to visa denial but there's one other statutory questions that looks dicey (IMO)....its asks if I've been " refused admission to" any country b4....so I'm thinking, is this the same question as the previous one on visa denial or does this relate to some sorta refusal @ port of entry? Kindly help clarify pls. ...Thanks!

Answer yes to the two similar questions.

toyogirl:
Lol...of course! Over syllabus is our 2nd nature in naija. ..especially for some of us who take this as a matter of KPI ....he he he...just got the clue from some express entry ancestors that it worked for ni poo

Lmao. I think you're on track sha!

Meanwhile, WES finally evaluated my hubby's degrees!

We submitted on 17th April (B.A and MSC)
Evaluation complete today 2nd of June.

Now waiting for IELTS next week.
Fingers crossed.

optionese:


Answer yes to the two similar questions.

I don't think so ma.

Second question is basically getting to the point of entry and you're refused entry/ admission. Answer yes if that has happened before.
@toyogirl

bbaby84:


Lmao. I think you're on track sha!

Meanwhile, WES finally evaluated my hubby's degrees!

We submitted on 17th April (B.A and MSC)
Evaluation complete today 2nd of June.

Now waiting for IELTS next week.
Fingers crossed.

Congrats. Have u evaluated urs? Im thinking of not evaluating my spouses degree since its just 8points

obitee69:


Congrats. Have u evaluated urs? Im thinking of not evaluating my spouses degree since its just 8points

No I don't intend to evaluate mine. 233 CAD for 8 points mba.
But I did IELTS to give 20 points hopefully.

justicia:
Thanks! Its waleton@yahoo.com

I've mailed u already, PCC FORM is the subject

The wait for IELTS is killing me. I didn't apply earlier for it because I wanted to understand the whole process. By the time I wanted to apply, the deadline had passed. Now I have to wait for the end of month. I don tire to dey practice.

bbaby84:


Lmao. I think you're on track sha!

Meanwhile, WES finally evaluated my hubby's degrees!

We submitted on 17th April (B.A and MSC)
Evaluation complete today 2nd of June.

Now waiting for IELTS next week.
Fingers crossed.

We are in d same shoe/timeline. Just completed WES evaluation,not evalauting spouse certificate cos of d money involved and d little point associated with it but subscribing to d 20 points from IETLS and finally waiting to hear from british Council(IELTS) next week. all da best!

XX01:
The wait for IELTS is killing me. I didn't apply earlier for it because I wanted to understand the whole process. By the time I wanted to apply, the deadline had passed. Now I have to wait for the end of month. I don tire to dey practice.

Pls what practice materials are u using for reading and writing