Daboll:
Please I’m still looking for a response for this please.
Hi, please I'll appreciate clarification regarding my application. My name as stated on my passport is Steven Oluwaseun Popoola, but on some of my documents, it's only Steven Popoola
1) Please will an LOE suffice for this or I have to do an affidavit?
2) I live in UK, is it possible to do an affidavit from Nigeria and get it scanned or it has to be from UK?
I'll appreciate your response please. Thanks so much.

Loverquin:
Good day Fam,
Please I am writing on behalf of my brother-inlaw who has been in the pool for sometime as a single applicant but just recently got married last month and would like to add his spouse to his profile.
The issue is he doesn't know if he should use her maiden name ( which is what is in her int'l passport) or use the new surname (her husband's surname) ?
Please house kindly help in clarifying this issue. Will appreciate your responses.

Stencil:
If you get married and add a spouse Post AOR, your scores would not be recalculated.
Since your score would be unaffected, I would suggest adding the spouse as accompanying.

ArcFresky:


Thanks for this.
Accompanying will require increase in pof, ielts and Wes, inckuding additional processing times.

olalekan9320:

You might want to read more on accompanying spouse. A spouse can be non-accompanying not a gf.

Even with non-accompanying spouse, you will have to cover their POF, though ielts and Wes won't be needed if you add post-aor

Stencil:
If you get married and add a spouse Post AOR, your scores would not be recalculated.
Since your score would be unaffected, I would suggest adding the spouse as accompanying.

Danbam:


This is not true @arcfresky
According to IRCC, If you want to add a spouse post AOR, You’ll need to use the CRS tool to recalculate your points to be sure it’s above the ITA minimum score of your round. For instance, If the CRS Cutoff score that got you an ITA is 461 and after adding your spouse, your CRS falls to 459, you’ll lose the ITA.
So think of it well before adding spouse.
The alternative is to apply for spousal sponsorship.

Danbam:


This is not true @arcfresky
According to IRCC, If you want to add a spouse post AOR, You’ll need to use the CRS tool to recalculate your points to be sure it’s above the ITA minimum score of your round. For instance, If the CRS Cutoff score that got you an ITA is 461 and after adding your spouse, your CRS falls to 459, you’ll lose the ITA.
So think of it well before adding spouse.
The alternative is to apply for spousal sponsorship.

ArcFresky:


I agree with you.
Because it is even stated clearly in the CRS calculations website.


However I am not clear if changes in age will affect CRS score post AOR?

Francieuche:

Don't say what you don't know
Its if you are married before ITA you add spouse score drops if your spouse points dont boost yours if not he is good to go

Danbam:


This is not true @arcfresky
According to IRCC, If you want to add a spouse post AOR, You’ll need to use the CRS tool to recalculate your points to be sure it’s above the ITA minimum score of your round. For instance, If the CRS Cutoff score that got you an ITA is 461 and after adding your spouse, your CRS falls to 459, you’ll lose the ITA.
So think of it well before adding spouse.
The alternative is to apply for spousal sponsorship.

This thing no concern me sef

Danbam:

I’m not sure about the change in age. However, since changes post ITA (like adding a spouse etc), will result in recalculating CRS, I presume age may also lead to recalculation, especially when you’ve celebrated your birthday post ITA

https://mobile.twitter.com/IAmFahadS/status/966655935245627392

ArcFresky:


However I am not clear if changes in age will affect CRS score post AOR?

shadama:

Did this and it worked, God bless you.

Now I noticed that in my husband's personal history I forgot to mention his NYSC year. I can't even understand how that happened. NYSC overlapped with something else, so after I put that I guess I kind of forgot about it.
Is it necessary to raise a webform to correct this mistake? It's mentioned on his LinkedIn profile.
Anyone with any knowledge/experience regarding this, pls advise

Somenachi:
Hello house,

Please is attaching a copy of the CAC registration of the firm I worked and also notarising my Reference letter doing too much? .

Please seniors . Thank you all

ArcFresky:
Hello house, will there be a delay if I get married and add my gf as a non-accompaning?

JudiTee:

No it won’t.

Stencil:
1. You can get a same name/person affidavit
2. This can easily be done in the UK. A quick google search shows it's quite "inexpensive" too

Mzstacie:
Please who can tell me how to get to Qlife clinic from Berger pls.

Danbam:

I’m not sure about the change in age. However, since changes post ITA (like adding a spouse etc), will result in recalculating CRS, I presume age may also lead to recalculation, especially when you’ve celebrated your birthday post ITA

https://mobile.twitter.com/IAmFahadS/status/966655935245627392

olalekan9320:


From berger, take BRT to TBS, then bus or anything to eko hotel, from there take korope to sinari/moshood ( not sure of the name) bus-stop, walk down the street, voilà, you're at qlife.

If you're driving or uber, follow the map

MissMa01:

What is korope?

Ayinke93:


Stop saying the wrong things with confidence. Your age is locked post AOR, and adding a spouse post AOR only requires increased POF. Stop miseducating people.

olalekan9320:
A mini-bus

olalekan9320:


From berger, take BRT to TBS, then bus or anything to eko hotel, from there take korope to sinari/moshood ( not sure of the name) bus-stop, walk down the street, voilà, you're at qlife.

If you're driving or uber, follow the map

Stencil:
If she has legally changed her name. Use her current legal name, whatever her passport says.

ednut1:
passport name is her name.