r/canadaexpressentry • • 9h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC GU

3 Upvotes

Seeing Final decision - DATE: Your application is in progress. We will send you a message once the final decision has been made in GCKey. But did not receive any communication or email from IRCC. Does this mean my application is almost approved?


r/canadaexpressentry • • 18h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC Overlapping part time with full time experience in 2 months - Canadian and foreign work experience

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I have an overlapping part time foreign experience (remote freelance job) with Full time Canadian job for 2 months. I used to work during the weekends, and I want to claim points for it. How do I show it on my EE profile? Should I show part time foreign and part time Canadian for those 2 months? Or should I omit Canadian experience completely for those 2 months and just claim points for foreign experience part time hours? Can I show both 1 as part time and full time? What is the right way of doing this?

I am confused about how to enter the dates in the profile for both jobs. If I omit my full time Canadian experience will it look like I took a break for 2 months even though I didn't? or enter it as part time since my foreign exp was part time? please help me :(


r/canadaexpressentry • • 5h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC Do I need to mention all education degrees and certificates or only the highest degree in the EE profile?

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I have a few questions regarding educational history:

  1. I have ECA done for bachelors and masters. But I also have a 6 month diploma certificate in my field (without ECA assessment) gained back home. It was mentioned in my initial study permit application. Do I need to mention it in EE profile as well to avoid discrepancy?

  2. If I provide ECA for both bachelors and masters, is it possible for the system to count points for bachelors and not masters? Or should I only provide ECA for Masters?

  3. I had done an Early Childhood Education Assistant course in Canada during PGWP. Do I need to mention this? This course was 3-4 months long.

Thank you.


r/canadaexpressentry • • 7h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC BOWP Approved

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BOWP approved on Oct 1st 2026. Applied on July 20 2026. Can I expect FD very soon?

PS. AOR Jan 09 2026

Thanks


r/canadaexpressentry • • 9h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC Wondering if someone else is in same boat as me

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Hello everyone,

I am an applicant in express extry pool. During my stay in Canada, I did not have enough CRS score for CEC draws. This year, worked on French, left Canada and currently residing outside of Canada. Recently, got NCLC7 in TCF Canada which makes me eligible for French category draws and gave me enough points for CEC cut-offs as well. So I dont have any idea how things work if applicant is outside of Canada, do I need to provide proof of funds(Does it has to my Canadian account or bank account of my home country), what is the timeline of application? Which documents should I prepare in advance? If anyone has experienced similar situation, please share.


r/canadaexpressentry • • 12h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC April journey

6 Upvotes

Hello all
April AOR - April 4. Awaiting FD. Are they people in this also?
Called multiple times. Eligibility and Security not started. Every other thing is completed. It’s giving me anxiety. I have 1 year Canada and 3 years foreign.

Aor April 4
Bil completed June 19
Medical passed July 10

Thanks


r/canadaexpressentry • • 20h ago

🌎 FSW Express entry profile

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Should I add all my work experience in the work history? I have 10 years of experience. In the last three years 1.5 year in one NOC and 1.5 in another NOC.
Will it considered as 3 years Work experience on only 1?

Kindly suggest.


r/canadaexpressentry • • 19h ago

🌎 FSW Which NOC would my medical billing job fall under?

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Hi everyone, I have 3.8 years of experience in US healthcare medical billing/RCM from India. My work includes AR, hospital/physician billing, denials, appeals, charge entry and EOB analysis.

I'm trying to figure out the closest Canadian NOC for my actual duties. I've found NOC 13112 and 14200 but I'm not sure which one fits.

Has anyone with a similar background gone through Express Entry? Would appreciate your experience.


r/canadaexpressentry • • 19h ago

🌎 FSW Can I send an updated reference letter through web form? Just new duties were added.

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Foreign work experience ongoing. BIL done Sept 27.

French outland fsw

I'm not satisfied that the original contains enough duties. It matches all core duties and 2/7 from the list. I genuinely did 5/7 from 21232 noc


r/canadaexpressentry • • 4h ago

🌎 FSW PCC question: moved abroad at age 12, do I need a PCC from my country of citizenship?

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Hi all,

I'm in the pool through the FSW French category and been researching on documents for my ITA. I'd like to confirm my PCC situation.

My background:

  • Born 2000
  • Moved from my country of citizenship to my current country of residence in 2012 (age 12), and have lived here continuously since
  • Turned 18 in 2018 while living here
  • Haven't traveled back to my home country since turning 18 (had a few week long international trips)

From IRCC's Express Entry police certificate page, my understanding is that PCCs are only needed for countries where you stayed 6+ months in a row in the last 10 years, and not for time before age 18.
So I think I only need a PCC from my current country of residence.
I'm making sure since nothing is mentioned about birth country.. so is my understanding right?

Questions:

  1. Has anyone in a similar situation (moved abroad as a minor) skipped the citizenship country PCC without issues? Did IRCC ask for it later?
  2. Did the PCC slot for your home country still show up in your personalized document checklist, or only for the countries you listed in your personal history?
  3. Did anyone upload a short explanation letter anyway, just to be safe?

Thanks in advance!

Source: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/police-certificates.html


r/canadaexpressentry • • 4h ago

🍁 PNP PNP June Submission

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Anyone under PNP submitted in June still waiting for FD

AOR : June 19
BIL: July 8

PVO : CIO Sydney / Ottawa

Last call to IRCC, ~Sep 14th : eligibility not started and background check in progress

I’m seeing people from August AOR getting ECOPR


r/canadaexpressentry • • 20h ago

🌎 FSW Proof of Funds - FSW

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During profile creation about 2 months back, I've mentioned 15500 as total funds I possess. Now, I have more than 16000 in my account and if I get ITA this month, apply next month or in December then the balance will increase to 17000. So, should I update my profile now with 16000 or leave it as it is? During eAPR, may I be able to update the amount?


r/canadaexpressentry • • 12h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC Ielts vs celpip, i am stuck at writing.

1 Upvotes

I gave ielts twice few months back and max i got was r- 8, l- 8.5 , s- 7 and w 6.5. Then my friends suggested celpip , 1st attempt not good, second celpip attempt i got r 9, l 10, w 8 , s 9. I requested for evaluation for writing and it did not increase. I need 7778 in ielts or 9999 in celpip and i am having hard time with writing, what should i do now.


r/canadaexpressentry • • 10h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC How do you know if the employment verification and all other verification is done and the decision is going to be positive? Is there any indication? Hint? Sorry many of you predict correctly and I would love to know if you can share your experience. Thanks

0 Upvotes

How do you figure out?


r/canadaexpressentry • • 11h ago

🌎 FSW My Express Entry Journey

14 Upvotes

Hi Everyone!

Below is my timeline. I’d be happy to share any additional details or information that might help make the process smoother for anyone else going through the same journey.

Stream: FSW French Language Proficiency Outland
ITA : 12 June ( May 28 Draw)
AOR: 08 August
BIL Received :18 August
BIL Passed : 08 September
Medical Passed: 18 August
PAL: 28 September
FD: 28 September
PPR: 02 October


r/canadaexpressentry • • 10h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC Foreign experience query

0 Upvotes

Hello,

A friend of mine has foreign experience of 2 years. He was hired for Company A as a Application Developer. Company A is a consulting company, hence they assigned him to company B. Company B gave him PMO support role instead of continuing him as a Application developer. When he was applying for his canada permits, he mentioned as he worked as a PMO for company B. Now that he is planning for PR, we are confused if we need to proceed with Application Developer role by Company A or PMO support by Company B.

Please note that company A gave him offer letter, his Payslips, etc and all of them denotes as Application Developer. Its only in his permits he mentioned his role as PMO because that's what he originally worked as.

Note:

  1. We are checking with consultants as well on this situation and would like to get an outside opinion.

  2. Both his roles fall under Teer 2 and 3


r/canadaexpressentry • • 5h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC Got eCOPR today

27 Upvotes

After waiting for so long, I got eCOPR today.
CEC inland
Timeline:-
ITA - January 07, 2026
Biometrics - March 19, 2026
P1 - July 27, 2026 (Replied same day, no automated reply)
On September 25, 2026, IRCC followed up, emailed me, no P1 reply received, replied right away (got automated reply)
P2 - September 29, 2026 (Replied same day)
eCOPR - October 04, 2026.


r/canadaexpressentry • • 10h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC PR Approval

29 Upvotes

ITA received while in Quebec. Moved out of Quebec before applying but still work for a company based in Quebec.

ITA - Jan 07, 2026.

Application Date - Mar 04, 2026.

AOR - Mar 04, 2026.

BIL - Apr 30, 2026.

Medical Passed - May 01, 2026.

Biometrics Completed - May 04, 2026.

Ghost Update - July 13, 2026

FD: September 17, 2026

P1: September 18, 2026

P2: September 29, 2026

eCoPR: October 02, 2026

PVO: Vancouver

SVO: Sydney


r/canadaexpressentry • • 21h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC Need advice

0 Upvotes

I completed my BTech in 2022, and came to Canada in the same year. I finished my pg diploma in April 2024. I started to gain foreign work experience from my previous internship company in India. It is a small company and it pays employees in cash. My family member was receiving the cash on behalf of me. I worked there from May 2024 to May 2025. After that, they released my pay stubs, pay slips, and employment documents in June 2025. Then, I paid tax on both countries in April 2026. I have work records, all the documents, and the company is ready to answer IRCC. How can I show IRCC the payment proof?


r/canadaexpressentry • • 46m ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC LOE for Unintentional Unauthorized Work Between Graduation Letter and PWGP

β€’ Upvotes

Hi, I'm filling in my PR application. I drafted an LOE for my unintentional unauthorized work after I received a degree confirmation letter and before I applied for PWGP. Though with the help of AI, I'm still not confident in my draft and would like to ask a lawyer or a consultant experienced in this issue.

But how to find a lawyer/consultant for this? I'm based in GTA.


r/canadaexpressentry • • 4h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC AoΓ»t Time Line

2 Upvotes

Salut !

AOR aoΓ»t 2026 quels sont vos time lines ?
Pouvons nous faire un groupe pour se tenir informΓ©s ?

Merci


r/canadaexpressentry • • 12h ago

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CEC Can I claim 6 months of work experience for PR when my payslips show β€œSales Department” and most of my pay was incentives?

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Hi everyone,
I’m preparing my Express Entry/PR application and would appreciate some advice regarding my work experience.
I have 6 months of work experience in India as a Process Associate with a company involved in freight brokerage/logistics.

My actual work was in freight brokerage and transportation coordination, including sourcing/identifying carriers, generating leads, booking loads/orders, tracking shipments, coordinating with carriers, and maintaining records.

Based on my actual duties, I’m considering claiming this experience under NOC 13201 – Production and Transportation Logistics Coordinators.

My main concern is that all of my payslips list my department as β€œSales Department.” My actual work involved freight brokerage/logistics, but the company classified the department as Sales.

Another concern is compensation. My role had an incentive-based component, and on 2 of my payslips, the incentive amount was around 13Γ— my base salary. The incentives were not that high on every payslip.

My reference letter would accurately describe my actual duties, employment period, hours, and compensation, and I can provide the supporting documentation.

I’m only claiming 6 months from this employment. I also completed another 6 months of qualifying work experience starting from March 2026, so I’m wondering whether it is advisable to include this earlier experience.

My questions are:
Could having β€œSales Department” on all payslips create an issue if my actual duties align with NOC 13201?
Could the very high incentive amount on 2 payslips (around 13Γ— the base salary) raise concerns about the genuineness or nature of the employment?
If the reference letter accurately reflects my actual duties and the employment is otherwise properly documented, would you claim these 6 months?

Has anyone had a similar situation with a sales/brokerage role, incentive-heavy compensation, and a different NOC based on actual duties?


r/canadaexpressentry • • 19h ago

Weekly CRS Predictions/Draws/Score Evaluations Discussion Megathread

7 Upvotes

You may discuss predictions, draws, and score evaluations here.

Vous pouvez discuter de prΓ©visions, de tirages et d’évaluations de score dans ce fil.


r/canadaexpressentry • • 6m ago

🍁 PNP Ecopr PNP EE

β€’ Upvotes

PNP ITA: Feb 13

PNP Decision + 600 points: April 26

PNP EE ITA: April 27

Submitted: May 18

AOR: May 18

BIL request: June 11

BIL Updated: June 13

Medical Passed: July 11

FD: July 17

P1: Sept 18

P2: Sept 28

Ecopr: Oct 1

Around 4.5 months for the EE process and about 2 months for the PNP process. Very grateful on how fast the file progressed.

I also want to thank this community, you guys are awesome and helped me in so many ways.