6. Your academic documents matter
Depending on your program and circumstances, you may need documents that shows your educational background.
These can include:
* Academic transcripts
* Certificates or degrees
* Previous school records
* Language test results, if required by your school or circumstances
Make sure the information across your documents is consistent.
A mistake in your name, dates or academic history can create unnecessary problems.
7. Biometrics may be required
Many applicants need to provide biometrics; usually fingerprints and a photograph as part of the application process.
So, If you are required to give biometrics, you will receive instructions explaining what to do and where to complete the process.
Don’t ignore the deadline in your biometrics instruction letter.
8. You may need a medical examination
As regards to your circumstances, you may be required to complete an immigration medical examination.
This can depend on factors such as where you have lived or travelled and how long you intend to stay in Canada.
If Canada asks you to complete a medical exam, make sure you use an approved panel physician.