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First of all, congratulation to you to receive your ITA for Express Entry. Now let's get back to your question. You must submit a complete electronic application for permanent residence (e-APR) within 60 calendar days from the date of your ITA issue. After you fill out the form, the next step will be to submit all the supporting documents electronically (through your online account) so that you won't miss a part.Depending on what you fill out in your EE profile, you may need different documentation. Hope these lists will help you collect your documents better in advance.Mandatory documents for all applicants are1. Proof of Medical Examination2. Police Certificates (No objection certificates) upfront for the country you have lived in for more than six months3. Legible Copy of Passport / Travel Document Biodata Page4. The Proof of Work Experience for your current job and for each past position you listed in the application5. The Proof of Funds showing Financial Support6. Proof of studies. For this, obtain an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) and provide the ECA reference number in your application.7. Language test (IELTS) results8. Digital photo to confirm the identity9. LOE is a crucial section. Please do it appropriately and explain yourself thoroughly in this section,Other Mandatory Documents (If Applicable)1. The Copy of the Birth Certificate2. Provincial nomination (if you have one)3. The Letter of Offer from the Employer (if you have one)4. The Marriage Certificate, if you are married5. The Divorce Certificate and the Legal Separation Agreement (if you have one)6. The Adoption Certificate to prove that you have adopted a dependent childSo, answer all the questions and other details truthfully. Don't leave out any detail; otherwise, the authorities would reject the applications as incomplete.Fees Details:Your Fees = $1,040 (Processing fee [$550] and right of permanent residence fee [$490])*Extra Charges if you are including:· your spouse or partner - $1,040 (Processing fee [$550] and right of permanent residence fee [$490])· a dependent child - $150 (per child)Upvote if you liked the answer:)Thank you for reading.

The Re-tweet and sharing of Trolls and Cartoons :DNow let’s come to in depth analysis of a recent controversy that erupted.Arvind Kejriwal recently re-tweeted Manish Sisodia’s Tweet stating the same old tactics that Modi and Sheila have joined hands blah blah..Being on Twitter easily means re-tweet is almost endorsing what the other person tweets.they blatantly tried to showcase how Modi gives differential treatment stating that ACB has become “A Corruption Bureau” whose job is to safeguard corrupts.Thus ACB sends Invitation cards to corrupts like Mrs. Shiela Dixit and summons whistle-blowers like Mr Kapil Mishra.Let me post the clear picture of both the letters.The Letter Sent to Kapil MishraThe Letter being presented which was sent to Sheila DixitNow let’s Don the hat of Sherlock Holmes and see what glaring mistakes did the department of copy and paste of Kejriwal did with this simple 1 page letter.HEADER FORMAT1. How does ANTI CORRUPTION becomes ANTI-CORRUPTION in AAP HEADER2. The address from UPPER BELA becomes UPPAR BELA3. First address line bold in kapil letter and non bold on sheila4. National word in kapils letter becomes NAIONAL in sheilaLETTER5. File no and date underscore placeholder not there.6. Subject part does not exist in one letter but exist in another.7. Address format different in both cases. Kapil letter has property address format and sheila address is in one line.Most important point8. The letter addressed by ACB to Kapil Mishra which was shared by Mr. Truthful Manish Sisodia and shamelessly re-tweeted by Arvind clearly mentions the signature of inspector with address in case someone cross checks and in other letter is truncated.Spelling mistakes in such official letters are VERY RARE, if any ever. That is a big proof. The second most important part is how the letter head is different. No office has two separate letter heads. This is obviously a forged or photo shopped letter.Even the Address in quick Google search and Delhi government website displays the correct address.The question this raises is: Why are AAP leaders who are holding respectable positions such as chief minister and deputy chief minister of a territory spewing hatred against the prime minister of the country? And is it okay for them to forge letter to attack the PM?

A traditional publisher? Normally, you start off by getting an acceptance letter making you an offer; the offer will include the amount of the advance, and there may also be some mention of contract terms you can expect. There may also be contingencies — the offer may only be good if you agree to make certain revisions. Sometimes the required revisions are spelled out in the acceptance letter; other times they’re in a separate letter after you’ve agreed to the basic terms.Then you get a contract. This is not a final, sign it or forget it deal; it’s an opening bid. This is where your agent earns her pay, by taking over the negotiations — an agent will know what you can and can’t expect to get. Isaac Asimov once said that everything in a publishing contract is negotiable, including your name and the date; while there’s some truth in that, as a beginner you can’t expect too many concessions. You will not be able to eliminate the reserve against returns; when I tried that, in my younger days, responses ranged from a flat “no” to a bitter laugh. But you can probably retain film rights and foreign rights and a lot of other stuff you might not expect the publisher to give up.Seriously, this is where you want an agent, and generally, if you have an acceptance it’s easy to find a decent agent, since you’ve already done the hard part.Anyway, contracts get negotiated and signed. You go over the request for revisions and make all the changes you’re willing to; if you really, seriously disagree with some of them the editor may give in on those, but some may be deal-breakers, where you make them or they cancel the contract and reject the book.Some time later they should send you the copy edit. This is a copy of your manuscript with all the copy editor’s corrections or suggestions written on it. You go through this. If you agree with a change, you leave it. If you want your original version, and it’s a paper copy, you underline the relevant bit and write STET (Latin for “it stands”) in the margin. Sometimes you’ll agree that you messed up but you don’t like the copy editor’s version, either; you can then write in a new, third version.You send that back.Some time after that, you’ll get page proofs — either images or printed pages of what the book will look like in print. You go through that, and either return the marked-up pages or e-mail a list of corrections.Somewhere in there the publisher should have sent you a proof of what the cover is going to look like. Allegedly you’re supposed to be able to make corrections to that, too, but forget it; they won’t actually be made unless it’s something ghastly like back-cover copy that calls someone’s pet “a little brown fuck” instead of “a little brown duck.”And then you should get an advance copy of the actual book, but in practice that doesn’t always arrive before the book hits the bookstore shelves.