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Electronic Application for Permanent Residence (eAPR)
Electronic Application for Permanent Residence (eAPR)
The electronic Application for Permanent Residence (eAPR), is the final step of the Express Entry program. The eAPR application is the proces to submit the documents that support the details listed in your initial Express Entry profile.
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The requirements you need to provide for your eAPR are those that support the qualifications claimed in your Express Entry profile as well as proof you are not inadmissible to Canada. If you cannot provide a document that is requested, always provide a letter of explanation outlining why it cannot be obtained. It is advisable to mention the attempts you have made to obtain the missing documents and provide possible alternatives.Â
Documents submitted must be in English or French. If they are not, you will need to have the documents translated by a certified translator.Â
Using the services of a Canadian immigration attorney can help explain to the visa office in a clear and concise manner why your documents are not exactly as requested. If you need help with your application, get in touch with us for a free consultation.Â
he costs of the application will depend on the applicant’s family size, how many countries they have lived in, and if documents need to be translated.Â
- Principal Applicant:Â $1325
- Spouse:Â $1325
- Dependent children:Â $225/child
- Biometrics:Â $85/person
- Medical examination fees: average cost – $450/adult & $250/child
- Police clearance certificates: average cost – $100/country
Processing of files varies and is often dependent on multiple factors. For most applications submitted via Express Entry pool, IRCC commit to processing within 6 months wherever possible. The affects of the COVID 19 pandemic have seen increased processing times by IRCC with most taking 12+ months to process. IRCC offer a great tool for up to date processing times.