How long(years) would it take to process skilled worker application to canada from Nigeria?
Q. How long(years) would it take to process skilled worker application to canada from Nigeria?
Asked by gabbydyk - Tue May 9 10:40:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the way the canadian government works, centuries. Then again, it depends on what your skills are.
Answered by judith r - Wed May 10 03:14:08 2006
Q. How long(years) would it take to process skilled worker application to canada from Nigeria?
Asked by gabbydyk - Tue May 9 10:40:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the way the canadian government works, centuries. Then again, it depends on what your skills are.
Answered by judith r - Wed May 10 03:14:08 2006
Will the single applicant be disadvantaged in the application for immigration to Canada as a skilled worker?
Q. It seems that one can earn more points in the application for skilled worker immigration if the principal applicant's partner has good job experience, qualification and/or education, so I wonder if the single applicant like me will be disadvantaged?
Asked by I love Levi's jeans - Sat Jan 20 07:44:37 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am single and I took the "points" for Canada citizenship.. I had a total of 34...I need 87.. So, I think they do discriminate.. U get like 20 or so points if ur spouse is qualified or u have family that lives there.. They don't want US citizens to have to live on their welfare system and being married helps a person not to have to do that (or quailfy).. I was told I could go to school there for 2 years...get a degree and then get a job , then after I work at LEAST 1 year, I might be eligible..depending on the career I choose...If I had $80,000 to go to school there, it would be no problem.. (I can't get aid)..So, yes.
Answered by chilover - Sat Jan 20 21:04:44 2007
Q. It seems that one can earn more points in the application for skilled worker immigration if the principal applicant's partner has good job experience, qualification and/or education, so I wonder if the single applicant like me will be disadvantaged?
Asked by I love Levi's jeans - Sat Jan 20 07:44:37 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am single and I took the "points" for Canada citizenship.. I had a total of 34...I need 87.. So, I think they do discriminate.. U get like 20 or so points if ur spouse is qualified or u have family that lives there.. They don't want US citizens to have to live on their welfare system and being married helps a person not to have to do that (or quailfy).. I was told I could go to school there for 2 years...get a degree and then get a job , then after I work at LEAST 1 year, I might be eligible..depending on the career I choose...If I had $80,000 to go to school there, it would be no problem.. (I can't get aid)..So, yes.
Answered by chilover - Sat Jan 20 21:04:44 2007
REGULAR SKILLED WORKER APPLICATION?
Q. I am applying for PR under regular skilled worker category. In the fourth page of Background/Declaration (Schedule 1) , under Declaration column, they need the sign of Candian Government official. Is it mandatory to take signature as it is written " do not complete the following section now". Can anyone help me regarding this doubt. Thanks
Asked by ABCDE - Wed Oct 29 15:10:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact Australian immigration in your country for advice. It's actually illegal for anyone except a qualified Australian government officer, a registered migration agent or a close family member to give advice on how to complete immigration forms.
Answered by Ozmaniac - Wed Oct 29 22:29:27 2008
Q. I am applying for PR under regular skilled worker category. In the fourth page of Background/Declaration (Schedule 1) , under Declaration column, they need the sign of Candian Government official. Is it mandatory to take signature as it is written " do not complete the following section now". Can anyone help me regarding this doubt. Thanks
Asked by ABCDE - Wed Oct 29 15:10:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact Australian immigration in your country for advice. It's actually illegal for anyone except a qualified Australian government officer, a registered migration agent or a close family member to give advice on how to complete immigration forms.
Answered by Ozmaniac - Wed Oct 29 22:29:27 2008
Can I submit migration application (as skilled worker ) to Canada by postal mail?
Q. This is just to speed up the process. As it is in my country takes 48 month Knowing that I will not go by myself to Canada .I will just send the application by postal mail
Asked by TheKnight - Wed Jul 8 04:42:01 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can submitt your application by mail. I did it as well. Plz remember that your AOR will come within 3 weeks to 6 months, so never panic. Best of luck
Answered by TK - Wed Jul 8 06:37:50 2009
Q. This is just to speed up the process. As it is in my country takes 48 month Knowing that I will not go by myself to Canada .I will just send the application by postal mail
Asked by TheKnight - Wed Jul 8 04:42:01 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can submitt your application by mail. I did it as well. Plz remember that your AOR will come within 3 weeks to 6 months, so never panic. Best of luck
Answered by TK - Wed Jul 8 06:37:50 2009
Proof of Funds, Canadian Immigration application as Skilled worker ?
Q. I am preparing to submit my Canadian Immigration application for federal skilled worker ( Registered Nurse ) and I want to know that How much amount I have to show ? I am including my spouse and my 3 years old kid. What documents should I collect in order to prove my settlement funds? Can you please gave the list of documents? (I am an Indian working as a nurse in Bahrain, I have a Bank account in Bahrain as well as in India, which bank statement I should show?) Alternatively, can I show a joint bank statement with my Husband? Would I have to show the settlement funds at the time of submitting my application, or at a later date? At what point of the application process , they ask for proof of settlement funds? Please help me on this… [cont.]
Asked by Lemon - Wed May 13 07:42:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All what you get on a discussion forum are guess works. why dont you take services of a good immigration consultant who would guide you through the process? put in you city on this board and i would suggest you one.
Answered by Sarat C Gupta - Thu May 14 09:35:44 2009
Q. I am preparing to submit my Canadian Immigration application for federal skilled worker ( Registered Nurse ) and I want to know that How much amount I have to show ? I am including my spouse and my 3 years old kid. What documents should I collect in order to prove my settlement funds? Can you please gave the list of documents? (I am an Indian working as a nurse in Bahrain, I have a Bank account in Bahrain as well as in India, which bank statement I should show?) Alternatively, can I show a joint bank statement with my Husband? Would I have to show the settlement funds at the time of submitting my application, or at a later date? At what point of the application process , they ask for proof of settlement funds? Please help me on this… [cont.]
Asked by Lemon - Wed May 13 07:42:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All what you get on a discussion forum are guess works. why dont you take services of a good immigration consultant who would guide you through the process? put in you city on this board and i would suggest you one.
Answered by Sarat C Gupta - Thu May 14 09:35:44 2009
how many months should i wait to know the result of my application in canada as skilled worker ?
Q. how many months should i wait to know the result of my application in canada as skilled worker ?
Asked by Imelda L - Sun Apr 20 10:04:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Up to 25 months if you are from the US -- 75 months for some countries. Here's a chart to figure it out, depending on where you are applying from: (Those 6 -24 months waits in the US no longer seem quite so out of line when you compare them to immigration waits in other countries.)
Answered by Lori K - Sun Apr 20 10:12:07 2008
Q. how many months should i wait to know the result of my application in canada as skilled worker ?
Asked by Imelda L - Sun Apr 20 10:04:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Up to 25 months if you are from the US -- 75 months for some countries. Here's a chart to figure it out, depending on where you are applying from: (Those 6 -24 months waits in the US no longer seem quite so out of line when you compare them to immigration waits in other countries.)
Answered by Lori K - Sun Apr 20 10:12:07 2008
What are the application forms for couples to immigrate to Canada?
Q. My fiance and I are planning to immigrate to Canada together. He will apply through Skilled Worker application, and I will apply as his dependent since I have fewer points than he does. What are the application forms that we will need? Also, both of us are originally from mainland China , and have been living in the United States for almost ten years for school and work. So the question is: should we choose Simplified Skilled Worker application or Regular Skilled Worker application so that the application process will shorter.
Asked by Stephanie L - Wed May 14 15:36:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. to move to Canada as a spouse of a Skill worker you do not need to get married. What you need to do is to prove that you lived together for 1 year together/ Bills, rent agreements,car insurance ,letter of friends, etc etc. You have to ad your name to his application.
Answered by Potato - Wed May 14 15:44:58 2008
Q. My fiance and I are planning to immigrate to Canada together. He will apply through Skilled Worker application, and I will apply as his dependent since I have fewer points than he does. What are the application forms that we will need? Also, both of us are originally from mainland China , and have been living in the United States for almost ten years for school and work. So the question is: should we choose Simplified Skilled Worker application or Regular Skilled Worker application so that the application process will shorter.
Asked by Stephanie L - Wed May 14 15:36:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. to move to Canada as a spouse of a Skill worker you do not need to get married. What you need to do is to prove that you lived together for 1 year together/ Bills, rent agreements,car insurance ,letter of friends, etc etc. You have to ad your name to his application.
Answered by Potato - Wed May 14 15:44:58 2008
Last Jan. 2007, I received my i-797 for the i-140 application for a skilled worker. What is the next step?
Q. Last Jan. 2007, I received my i-797 for the i-140 application for a skilled worker. What is the next step?
Asked by han - Sun Oct 5 23:06:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Last Jan. 2007, I received my i-797 for the i-140 application for a skilled worker. What is the next step?
Asked by han - Sun Oct 5 23:06:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Can I work in Singapore while I have a pending immigrant application in Canada?
Q. I have been offered a job in Singapore, which I would like to pursue, but I also have a pending skilled worker immigrant application in Canada. (I'm from the Philippines). Can I work overseas while waiting?
Asked by kriscaj_888 - Thu Apr 26 10:22:30 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I see no reason why working in Singapore should affect your Canadian application. Why not try out the job in Singapore and see if it suits you. Your employer in Singapore should get the correct work permit for you to work in Singapore. P.S> Someone else has asked about working in Singapore and the answers I given should interest you. See link below.
Answered by Frankenstein - Thu Apr 26 10:39:37 2007
Q. I have been offered a job in Singapore, which I would like to pursue, but I also have a pending skilled worker immigrant application in Canada. (I'm from the Philippines). Can I work overseas while waiting?
Asked by kriscaj_888 - Thu Apr 26 10:22:30 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I see no reason why working in Singapore should affect your Canadian application. Why not try out the job in Singapore and see if it suits you. Your employer in Singapore should get the correct work permit for you to work in Singapore. P.S> Someone else has asked about working in Singapore and the answers I given should interest you. See link below.
Answered by Frankenstein - Thu Apr 26 10:39:37 2007
Can I appeal against a decision made by CIC on my SW application.They refuse me by 2 points.Needed 67 got 65 ?
Q. I received letter from Canadian Embassy that they are refusing my Skilled worker application on the basis that i got 65 instead of 67. I submitted IELTS test results, in which i got overall 7 band, but in listening i got 6.5, thats why i lose 2 points there, Apart from that i submitted additional document explaining that i am studying in UK from 2003, and thats why i claim maximum points in English, but i think they did not even look at it, just try to finish there work quickly & did not called for interview, and after 3 years of waiting, they made a negative decision. I want to ask is there any way i can appeal against that decision ? Any help will be appreciated, Thanks in advance.
Asked by northant110 - Mon Aug 6 21:31:12 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't appear that Canada wants you. Accept it and move on. If you are all you say you are, somebody out there will take you. Have you tried Australia?
Answered by Stan - Mon Aug 6 21:57:33 2007
Q. I received letter from Canadian Embassy that they are refusing my Skilled worker application on the basis that i got 65 instead of 67. I submitted IELTS test results, in which i got overall 7 band, but in listening i got 6.5, thats why i lose 2 points there, Apart from that i submitted additional document explaining that i am studying in UK from 2003, and thats why i claim maximum points in English, but i think they did not even look at it, just try to finish there work quickly & did not called for interview, and after 3 years of waiting, they made a negative decision. I want to ask is there any way i can appeal against that decision ? Any help will be appreciated, Thanks in advance.
Asked by northant110 - Mon Aug 6 21:31:12 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't appear that Canada wants you. Accept it and move on. If you are all you say you are, somebody out there will take you. Have you tried Australia?
Answered by Stan - Mon Aug 6 21:57:33 2007
Canadian permanent residency as skilled worker still in progress?
Q. I applied for canada residency as skilled worker (Quebec). I am in USA. I submitted my medical exam in november 10, 06. my application is still in progress with CIC. Honestly, I am tired of waiting specially since I am in the very final stage. I did not hear anything from CIC. help please. any suggestion
Asked by Younes - Fri Sep 21 21:06:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am American in Canada. Have you gotten the two letters from the government yet that talks about your status? Everything is kinda slow right now, I hope your not using an immigration lawyer in Quebec because that's a big mistake. Have you already checked your status online? 1-888-242-2100 is the call center for Immigration. If you have questions let me know.
Answered by nbr660 - Sat Sep 22 05:32:26 2007
Q. I applied for canada residency as skilled worker (Quebec). I am in USA. I submitted my medical exam in november 10, 06. my application is still in progress with CIC. Honestly, I am tired of waiting specially since I am in the very final stage. I did not hear anything from CIC. help please. any suggestion
Asked by Younes - Fri Sep 21 21:06:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am American in Canada. Have you gotten the two letters from the government yet that talks about your status? Everything is kinda slow right now, I hope your not using an immigration lawyer in Quebec because that's a big mistake. Have you already checked your status online? 1-888-242-2100 is the call center for Immigration. If you have questions let me know.
Answered by nbr660 - Sat Sep 22 05:32:26 2007
I am a Filipino and Im applying for a permanent visa in Canada under federal skilled worker category?
Q. I received a letter from the canadian embassy that they received my application after 4 months and the letter has the receipt of my preliminary payment. but i know there will be another "processing fee" to pay. but i havent submitted my documents or supporting papaers yet. anyone can advise me if do i have to wait for the embassy to contact me again or send another letter or does that mean they are already processing my papers?
Asked by chai_xxx - Sun Dec 2 09:05:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You've applied under the Simplified Application Process. You've just gotten your place in the queue with your AOR and file number (don't lose that). At this time they are not processing your application. When they are ready, they will ask you to submit your supporting documents. If you look at the link below, you'll see that the wait is about 5 years. Until you receive a letter requesting your documents, only update them if you change your contact information. In the meantime, keep track of the information you need to fill out the rest of the application forms.
Answered by SerenityNow - Wed Dec 5 01:03:44 2007
Q. I received a letter from the canadian embassy that they received my application after 4 months and the letter has the receipt of my preliminary payment. but i know there will be another "processing fee" to pay. but i havent submitted my documents or supporting papaers yet. anyone can advise me if do i have to wait for the embassy to contact me again or send another letter or does that mean they are already processing my papers?
Asked by chai_xxx - Sun Dec 2 09:05:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You've applied under the Simplified Application Process. You've just gotten your place in the queue with your AOR and file number (don't lose that). At this time they are not processing your application. When they are ready, they will ask you to submit your supporting documents. If you look at the link below, you'll see that the wait is about 5 years. Until you receive a letter requesting your documents, only update them if you change your contact information. In the meantime, keep track of the information you need to fill out the rest of the application forms.
Answered by SerenityNow - Wed Dec 5 01:03:44 2007
Once you are granted a highly skilled worker (tier 1) visa for the UK, how long can you postpone entry into th?
Q. I have the option to post an advance date for the visa during the application process, but what if I need to delay use of the visa further. How much time does it take for the visa to expire when it is not used immediately?
Asked by Femme M - Fri Jun 12 20:37:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need to enter within 3 months of receiving the visa if you have not applied in advance for an extension of 3 months. But that's it. If you don't enter, your visa becomes invalid as it needs to be stamped by immigration at your UK point of entry to be valid. I actually had to buy a ticket to fly to the UK earlier than expected just to get my visa stamped because it was going to take me a bit more than 3 months to physically move to the UK.
Answered by Kittysue - Sat Jun 13 04:49:54 2009
Q. I have the option to post an advance date for the visa during the application process, but what if I need to delay use of the visa further. How much time does it take for the visa to expire when it is not used immediately?
Asked by Femme M - Fri Jun 12 20:37:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need to enter within 3 months of receiving the visa if you have not applied in advance for an extension of 3 months. But that's it. If you don't enter, your visa becomes invalid as it needs to be stamped by immigration at your UK point of entry to be valid. I actually had to buy a ticket to fly to the UK earlier than expected just to get my visa stamped because it was going to take me a bit more than 3 months to physically move to the UK.
Answered by Kittysue - Sat Jun 13 04:49:54 2009
Is there any form need to be filled out by the dependent when immigrating to Canada?
Q. My fiance and I are planning to immigrate to Canada together. He will apply through Skilled Worker application, and I will apply as his dependent. Do I need to fill out any kind of forms? and where can he add my name to the application?
Asked by Stephanie L - Wed May 14 19:23:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.cic.gc.ca is the immigration website. I would imagine that you too have to go through a police check and a health exam.
Answered by hanora - Wed May 14 22:35:07 2008
Q. My fiance and I are planning to immigrate to Canada together. He will apply through Skilled Worker application, and I will apply as his dependent. Do I need to fill out any kind of forms? and where can he add my name to the application?
Asked by Stephanie L - Wed May 14 19:23:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.cic.gc.ca is the immigration website. I would imagine that you too have to go through a police check and a health exam.
Answered by hanora - Wed May 14 22:35:07 2008
Anybody who can help me regarding my application to Canada!?
Q. I am currently working in Dubai UAE as a QA/QC Engineer (Civil), I started my application for Federal Skilled Worker and was qualified under the Construction Manager (from NOC). I am having a hard time arranging my job description and I don't have any idea which place to go (construction worker) when and if ever i passed. Thanks in advance!
Asked by Jojo - Fri Oct 23 16:49:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wish I understood your question because I don't. I don;t get it when you say you have a hard time arranging your job description.
Answered by YAHOO STINKS - Fri Oct 23 21:13:42 2009
Q. I am currently working in Dubai UAE as a QA/QC Engineer (Civil), I started my application for Federal Skilled Worker and was qualified under the Construction Manager (from NOC). I am having a hard time arranging my job description and I don't have any idea which place to go (construction worker) when and if ever i passed. Thanks in advance!
Asked by Jojo - Fri Oct 23 16:49:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wish I understood your question because I don't. I don;t get it when you say you have a hard time arranging your job description.
Answered by YAHOO STINKS - Fri Oct 23 21:13:42 2009
Canada Immigration: I am applying in the Federal Skilled Worker Class?
Q. I am currently in USA and planning to apply for the canada visa under the Federal Skilled worker class. I have the application with me but do not have the information about where to send the application to. I saw that I have to send the application to the visa office of the nationality . I am in US and have been working in the US for more than 1 year. I am in an F1 status in US. Can anyone please provide me with the address where to send my application. Does anyone knows the phone numebr where I can get the required information from?
Asked by balance m - Sun Jan 25 13:49:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by thinkingtime - Sun Jan 25 14:49:01 2009
Q. I am currently in USA and planning to apply for the canada visa under the Federal Skilled worker class. I have the application with me but do not have the information about where to send the application to. I saw that I have to send the application to the visa office of the nationality . I am in US and have been working in the US for more than 1 year. I am in an F1 status in US. Can anyone please provide me with the address where to send my application. Does anyone knows the phone numebr where I can get the required information from?
Asked by balance m - Sun Jan 25 13:49:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by thinkingtime - Sun Jan 25 14:49:01 2009
Quebec immigration as a skilled worker - Doubts (part three)?
Q. 1)What would be the estimated average time needed to process my application and send me the nomination in my mail(I presently reside in Bangladesh)? 2)Then again how much time would be needed to get the security , medical tests etc to be completed. In other words how much time would the Canadian Government take to give me the PR after I get nominated by Quebec? Thank you once again for trying to answer Doubts part one, doubts part two and three.
Asked by Mohammad N - Fri Jan 18 14:16:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have you been on the canadian immg website. they now have timelines on there. from what i have read your could take two years on avg. quebec has it's own rules. do you speak french? if you do that helps drastically. once they get everything and process it like i said it could be about two years maybe more. i will say this to be fair and honest, quebec is now cracking down on ppl from certain nations to integrate into the quebec culture. your nation is one such nation they are looking at as being problematic to integrate into french culture. www.cic.gc.ca is the canadian immg website the govt of canada site is www.canada.gc.ca see newcomers or immigration.
Answered by CCC - Fri Jan 18 14:28:05 2008
Q. 1)What would be the estimated average time needed to process my application and send me the nomination in my mail(I presently reside in Bangladesh)? 2)Then again how much time would be needed to get the security , medical tests etc to be completed. In other words how much time would the Canadian Government take to give me the PR after I get nominated by Quebec? Thank you once again for trying to answer Doubts part one, doubts part two and three.
Asked by Mohammad N - Fri Jan 18 14:16:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have you been on the canadian immg website. they now have timelines on there. from what i have read your could take two years on avg. quebec has it's own rules. do you speak french? if you do that helps drastically. once they get everything and process it like i said it could be about two years maybe more. i will say this to be fair and honest, quebec is now cracking down on ppl from certain nations to integrate into the quebec culture. your nation is one such nation they are looking at as being problematic to integrate into french culture. www.cic.gc.ca is the canadian immg website the govt of canada site is www.canada.gc.ca see newcomers or immigration.
Answered by CCC - Fri Jan 18 14:28:05 2008
Canada Skilled woker application help - denied! Appeal?
Q. I applied and have enough points; I work in Canada and was at the time that I applied. I provided a contract and work permit etc. and a letter stating that my company intended to renew my contract for at least 3 years. I didn t realize that it had to be that the company would hire me "on an indeterminate basis." Its just wording really, my company plans to hire me when I am landed and they said for at least 3 years (because that s what I needed for OHIP) but they never said for only 3 years. I need to appeal this decision and I have emailed them but they haven t responded (Detroit office - I am American). I was given 0 points for arranged employment and so I am 4 points short. But I work in canada and so of course I arranged employment. I… [cont.]
Asked by mischievous - Thu Nov 29 16:33:38 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Regarding a skilled-worker application for PR status: "A CIC officer will make the final decision on the application you submit to a Visa Office. Make sure you fill out the application forms completely. You will need to provide documents to support your application and, if selected, to pass medical and security checks." There isn't an appeal process. You're done. You would have to develop the necessary points (through whatever means) and re-apply. And hope that there wasn't something else that triggered the refusal.
Answered by CanTexan - Thu Nov 29 18:17:55 2007
Q. I applied and have enough points; I work in Canada and was at the time that I applied. I provided a contract and work permit etc. and a letter stating that my company intended to renew my contract for at least 3 years. I didn t realize that it had to be that the company would hire me "on an indeterminate basis." Its just wording really, my company plans to hire me when I am landed and they said for at least 3 years (because that s what I needed for OHIP) but they never said for only 3 years. I need to appeal this decision and I have emailed them but they haven t responded (Detroit office - I am American). I was given 0 points for arranged employment and so I am 4 points short. But I work in canada and so of course I arranged employment. I… [cont.]
Asked by mischievous - Thu Nov 29 16:33:38 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Regarding a skilled-worker application for PR status: "A CIC officer will make the final decision on the application you submit to a Visa Office. Make sure you fill out the application forms completely. You will need to provide documents to support your application and, if selected, to pass medical and security checks." There isn't an appeal process. You're done. You would have to develop the necessary points (through whatever means) and re-apply. And hope that there wasn't something else that triggered the refusal.
Answered by CanTexan - Thu Nov 29 18:17:55 2007
Can people's Immigration Application to Canada be denied for any reason even if they meet all requirements?
Q. I'm just curious if people's immigration applications to canada be denied for like no reason at all, even if they meet every single requirement? I've heard some stories when people get denied or delayed for little things. Forgetting to add a document to the application, not complete forms and so on. But if somone meets every requirement for the application, whether it be a spouse sponorship, skilled worker, etc...they have no criminal record and so on, are they guaranteed to be approved?
Asked by tiff1254 - Sat Jun 21 12:27:04 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm just curious if people's immigration applications to canada be denied for like no reason at all, even if they meet every single requirement? I've heard some stories when people get denied or delayed for little things. Forgetting to add a document to the application, not complete forms and so on. But if somone meets every requirement for the application, whether it be a spouse sponorship, skilled worker, etc...they have no criminal record and so on, are they guaranteed to be approved?
Asked by tiff1254 - Sat Jun 21 12:27:04 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
How long does it take for Australians to get approved to immigrate to Canada under the skilled workers program
Q. We are Australian and have submitted an application to immigrate to Canada under the skilled workers program. The Canada consulate have advised it will take a minimum of 13 months to be approved. We want to know if anyone has apply for this visa and how long it took. Thank you.
Asked by Missing the Snow - Sat Apr 1 01:40:12 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It is quite difficult to get in through the skilled workers program but if it is successfull the it can take up to 12 months. I am getting married to a Canadian and my visa is going to take 6 months...so it is a long time. In England we have a student program called BUNAC...and the Canadians have one called SWAP which is a student based program that lets you work in a foreign country on a working holiday visa...I don't know if you guys have anything like that that might be worth looking into...but I guess you have payed all of your fees already right?! I think the consulate do give you about the right Length of time to expect to wait but it may be sooner just depending if they are busy at that time or not! Good luck guys!
Answered by swoody17 - Sat Apr 1 06:23:07 2006
Q. We are Australian and have submitted an application to immigrate to Canada under the skilled workers program. The Canada consulate have advised it will take a minimum of 13 months to be approved. We want to know if anyone has apply for this visa and how long it took. Thank you.
Asked by Missing the Snow - Sat Apr 1 01:40:12 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It is quite difficult to get in through the skilled workers program but if it is successfull the it can take up to 12 months. I am getting married to a Canadian and my visa is going to take 6 months...so it is a long time. In England we have a student program called BUNAC...and the Canadians have one called SWAP which is a student based program that lets you work in a foreign country on a working holiday visa...I don't know if you guys have anything like that that might be worth looking into...but I guess you have payed all of your fees already right?! I think the consulate do give you about the right Length of time to expect to wait but it may be sooner just depending if they are busy at that time or not! Good luck guys!
Answered by swoody17 - Sat Apr 1 06:23:07 2006
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