CALCULATING FEES FOR APPLICATION TOWARD SKILLED WORKER VISA TO AUSTRALIA?
Q. I will apply as princable , my spouse is 21 years old and still college student , her IELTS score is 5 I am confused about installement system declared on the site of australian immigration department , they mention that some people will pay one installement only and others whom have dependants over 18 years will pay other installement Please advise
Asked by Hesham B - Sun May 9 04:42:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your spouse has an IELTS score of 5 that was taken within the last 12 months, you will not need to pay a second instalment. All you will need to pay is a single AUD$2525 first instalment which covers both of you. Here are the rules about liability to pay second instalments:
Answered by Ozmaniac - Sun May 9 08:39:41 2010
Q. I will apply as princable , my spouse is 21 years old and still college student , her IELTS score is 5 I am confused about installement system declared on the site of australian immigration department , they mention that some people will pay one installement only and others whom have dependants over 18 years will pay other installement Please advise
Asked by Hesham B - Sun May 9 04:42:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your spouse has an IELTS score of 5 that was taken within the last 12 months, you will not need to pay a second instalment. All you will need to pay is a single AUD$2525 first instalment which covers both of you. Here are the rules about liability to pay second instalments:
Answered by Ozmaniac - Sun May 9 08:39:41 2010
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
What are the processing times for application Canada immigration as a skilled worker?
Q. my boyfriend really wants to apply to immigrate to canada as a skilled worker and live with me, about how long would that take? also! if he applies to temporarily work in canada, what exactly does temporary mean i mean are we talkin a year or..? thanks!
Asked by Beatrice C - Sun May 2 13:39:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends where he is applying from?it takes from 1 year to 6 years again depending upon the location, yes he can get a work permit if he gets approved from HRDC.
Answered by vinzsmith - Sun May 2 19:07:13 2010
Q. my boyfriend really wants to apply to immigrate to canada as a skilled worker and live with me, about how long would that take? also! if he applies to temporarily work in canada, what exactly does temporary mean i mean are we talkin a year or..? thanks!
Asked by Beatrice C - Sun May 2 13:39:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends where he is applying from?it takes from 1 year to 6 years again depending upon the location, yes he can get a work permit if he gets approved from HRDC.
Answered by vinzsmith - Sun May 2 19:07:13 2010
To whom I have to send tha application for PR as skilled worker in Canada?
Q. Hi, Iam an in indian citizen i wold like to apply for canadian PR as skilled worker category.please let me know to whom i have to send the application first to CIC sydney, or to the canadian high commission office in our country ie at New delhi curr=ently am residing in india
Asked by jino - Mon Jan 5 07:09:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this shows you where to send your application
Answered by tuppenybitz - Mon Jan 5 10:19:32 2009
Q. Hi, Iam an in indian citizen i wold like to apply for canadian PR as skilled worker category.please let me know to whom i have to send the application first to CIC sydney, or to the canadian high commission office in our country ie at New delhi curr=ently am residing in india
Asked by jino - Mon Jan 5 07:09:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this shows you where to send your application
Answered by tuppenybitz - Mon Jan 5 10:19:32 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
what could i do if my application rejected as skilled worker for canada?
Q. what could i do if my application rejected as skilled worker for canada?
Asked by Hoshang - Sun May 30 07:49:37 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing you can do , Osgoode ! If you`re rejected ... that`s it !! You might apply to a different country ... In Canada , even if you`re accepted ,it can take years , and years , and years ... An appeal is almost never successful !
Answered by Schnotzzy - Sun May 30 07:58:57 2010
Q. what could i do if my application rejected as skilled worker for canada?
Asked by Hoshang - Sun May 30 07:49:37 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing you can do , Osgoode ! If you`re rejected ... that`s it !! You might apply to a different country ... In Canada , even if you`re accepted ,it can take years , and years , and years ... An appeal is almost never successful !
Answered by Schnotzzy - Sun May 30 07:58:57 2010
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
Can I start applying for becoming a skilled worker before my student visa expires in Canada?
Q. I have just reached Canada on a student Visa, can I start my application for becoming a skilled worker if I make the cut off points of 67?
Asked by ryan - Thu Aug 13 00:52:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. NO you are not yet eligible if you do apply CIC will deny your application - becasue you are NOT YET eligible After you graduate, you can get a post-grad work permit and work for a few years. After ONE year of working on this work permit, THEN you are eligible to apply to immigrate. BUT you must continue working on the work permit while the application is being processed.
Answered by Sidwell - Thu Aug 13 06:15:51 2009
Q. I have just reached Canada on a student Visa, can I start my application for becoming a skilled worker if I make the cut off points of 67?
Asked by ryan - Thu Aug 13 00:52:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. NO you are not yet eligible if you do apply CIC will deny your application - becasue you are NOT YET eligible After you graduate, you can get a post-grad work permit and work for a few years. After ONE year of working on this work permit, THEN you are eligible to apply to immigrate. BUT you must continue working on the work permit while the application is being processed.
Answered by Sidwell - Thu Aug 13 06:15:51 2009
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
Does this letter mean they are processing my immigration application ?
Q. My friend had applied for Canadian Federal skilled worker from his country about 2 year ago and this week he received a letter from Canadian Embassy that if he wants refund of his Fed Skilled worker application he can get it if applied for it now or within 90 days of this letter. what does this letter mean ? ( in terms of processing his application) Because the letter says no refund after 90 days from date of letter - Does that mean they will process his application after 90 days ???
Asked by TruthGuy - Wed Mar 4 14:30:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Prior to recent changes to Skilled Worker applications, it wasn't uncommon to wait several years to completion. Your friend could drive himself crazy second guessing exactly what the letter means! It could be that they are notifying him that the application is now finally being processed by an officer/agent and this is his last chance to cancel the application with a full refund. His letter will have a client ID number near the top of the page and he can use that to look on E-Client on the CIC website. Here is the link to access that section of the site... https://services3.cic.gc. ca/ecas/?app=ecas&lang=en Here's a link to frequently asked questions by Skilled Workers.. He could also phone the Call Centre and hope that they… [cont.]
Answered by Russell V - Wed Mar 4 16:26:12 2009
Q. My friend had applied for Canadian Federal skilled worker from his country about 2 year ago and this week he received a letter from Canadian Embassy that if he wants refund of his Fed Skilled worker application he can get it if applied for it now or within 90 days of this letter. what does this letter mean ? ( in terms of processing his application) Because the letter says no refund after 90 days from date of letter - Does that mean they will process his application after 90 days ???
Asked by TruthGuy - Wed Mar 4 14:30:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Prior to recent changes to Skilled Worker applications, it wasn't uncommon to wait several years to completion. Your friend could drive himself crazy second guessing exactly what the letter means! It could be that they are notifying him that the application is now finally being processed by an officer/agent and this is his last chance to cancel the application with a full refund. His letter will have a client ID number near the top of the page and he can use that to look on E-Client on the CIC website. Here is the link to access that section of the site... https://services3.cic.gc. ca/ecas/?app=ecas&lang=en Here's a link to frequently asked questions by Skilled Workers.. He could also phone the Call Centre and hope that they… [cont.]
Answered by Russell V - Wed Mar 4 16:26:12 2009
How long does it take to get PR under new canadian immigration law under skilled worker?
Q. I need to know about the new canadian immigration law which states that Federal Skilled worker who fall under NOC could immigrate in 6-12 months. I need to know if any one applied under this new law and got a response for the same. If yes, How long does it takes to get a case file number from CIC. And any clue how long does the entire process takes? that is, from sending the first application to getting the PR approved.
Asked by jyotsna b - Tue Mar 17 12:07:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 6-12 months is their goal. How long it will take them to reach that goal, nobody knows. They applied the new rules to applications since the end of February 2008 but they did not actually post the new rules until the end of November resulting in 9 months worth of applications sitting around when they started to process them which makes it unlikely that they will reach that 6-12 months goal just yet. Should be faster than the 6-7 years that it used to take from some countries though.
Answered by Leon - Tue Mar 17 16:40:34 2009
Q. I need to know about the new canadian immigration law which states that Federal Skilled worker who fall under NOC could immigrate in 6-12 months. I need to know if any one applied under this new law and got a response for the same. If yes, How long does it takes to get a case file number from CIC. And any clue how long does the entire process takes? that is, from sending the first application to getting the PR approved.
Asked by jyotsna b - Tue Mar 17 12:07:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 6-12 months is their goal. How long it will take them to reach that goal, nobody knows. They applied the new rules to applications since the end of February 2008 but they did not actually post the new rules until the end of November resulting in 9 months worth of applications sitting around when they started to process them which makes it unlikely that they will reach that 6-12 months goal just yet. Should be faster than the 6-7 years that it used to take from some countries though.
Answered by Leon - Tue Mar 17 16:40:34 2009
Does the previous earnings has to be 20K prior to apply for the Tier 2 Skilled worker visa?
Q. My son who is a post study worker, visa expiring 2010, is looking into getting his employer to sponsor him for a Tier 2 Skilled Worker visa. I have been made to understand that prior to his application his previous earnings has to be 20K, with no resitrictions on multiple jobs and no of hours worked. I have gone through the UKBA website but I am unable to confirm this.
Asked by olugediya - Sat May 2 04:36:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I think 20K is the amount of money he has to make in his new job in the UK. When you apply you are awarded points based on your: * qualifications; * future expected earnings; * sponsorship; * English language skills; and * available maintenance (funds).
Answered by Pojken - Sun May 3 01:38:51 2009
Q. My son who is a post study worker, visa expiring 2010, is looking into getting his employer to sponsor him for a Tier 2 Skilled Worker visa. I have been made to understand that prior to his application his previous earnings has to be 20K, with no resitrictions on multiple jobs and no of hours worked. I have gone through the UKBA website but I am unable to confirm this.
Asked by olugediya - Sat May 2 04:36:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I think 20K is the amount of money he has to make in his new job in the UK. When you apply you are awarded points based on your: * qualifications; * future expected earnings; * sponsorship; * English language skills; and * available maintenance (funds).
Answered by Pojken - Sun May 3 01:38:51 2009
If I apply to emmigrate to Canada as a skilled worker and am accepted, am I able to extend the visa?
Q. I want to apply for my visa. Then apply to the canadian fire service. If succesful I will move over and complete my training. If not successful with my fire service application, I would need to extand my visa and apply to the fire service again. Is this possible? I think the visa currently lasts for a year from the date of your medical? Not a great answer. They take 28 days to reply and I wanted to know sooner!
Asked by pascal - Wed Apr 1 05:45:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you immigrate to Canada under the Federal skilled worker program, if you qualify and are accepted, they give you a visa that lasts a year from the date of the medical to enter canada. Once you enter Canada on that visa in that time period, you become a permanent resident and can do anything you want without the need to extend. The only thing you'd have to take care of is that you live in Canada at least 2 out of every 5 years and that you stay out of trouble and that you make sure you renew your permanent resident card before it expires if you want to be able to travel and come back. Other than that, you can keep your permanent resident status forever and apply for the fire services in every province as many times as you like. … [cont.]
Answered by Leon - Thu Apr 2 10:47:27 2009
Q. I want to apply for my visa. Then apply to the canadian fire service. If succesful I will move over and complete my training. If not successful with my fire service application, I would need to extand my visa and apply to the fire service again. Is this possible? I think the visa currently lasts for a year from the date of your medical? Not a great answer. They take 28 days to reply and I wanted to know sooner!
Asked by pascal - Wed Apr 1 05:45:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you immigrate to Canada under the Federal skilled worker program, if you qualify and are accepted, they give you a visa that lasts a year from the date of the medical to enter canada. Once you enter Canada on that visa in that time period, you become a permanent resident and can do anything you want without the need to extend. The only thing you'd have to take care of is that you live in Canada at least 2 out of every 5 years and that you stay out of trouble and that you make sure you renew your permanent resident card before it expires if you want to be able to travel and come back. Other than that, you can keep your permanent resident status forever and apply for the fire services in every province as many times as you like. … [cont.]
Answered by Leon - Thu Apr 2 10:47:27 2009
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
I am applying for canadian immigration under federal skilled worker class?
Q. Could you confirm if i need to submit my educational / work exp documents now with the applications ? Also i have completed my Bachelors degree from UK where the official language is English. Do i need to take the test for IELTS to prove my proficiency in English ??
Asked by HELP ME - Tue Jun 23 05:50:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could you confirm if i need to submit my educational / work exp documents now with the applications ? NO you wait until CIC asks you for them. They will send a letter asking. Keep them ready so you can send them off as soon as you get the letter. Do i need to take the test for IELTS to prove my proficiency in English ?? YES - officers have been known to deny all personal records of english language skills, IELTS is really the best way to prove you speak good english.
Answered by Sidwell - Tue Jun 23 06:26:48 2009
Q. Could you confirm if i need to submit my educational / work exp documents now with the applications ? Also i have completed my Bachelors degree from UK where the official language is English. Do i need to take the test for IELTS to prove my proficiency in English ??
Asked by HELP ME - Tue Jun 23 05:50:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could you confirm if i need to submit my educational / work exp documents now with the applications ? NO you wait until CIC asks you for them. They will send a letter asking. Keep them ready so you can send them off as soon as you get the letter. Do i need to take the test for IELTS to prove my proficiency in English ?? YES - officers have been known to deny all personal records of english language skills, IELTS is really the best way to prove you speak good english.
Answered by Sidwell - Tue Jun 23 06:26:48 2009
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
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
What does "offer of Refund" letter from Canadian Embassy mean?
Q. My friend had applied for Canadian Federal skilled worker from his country about 2 year ago and this week he received a letter from Canadian Embassy that if he wants refund of his Fed Skilled worker application he can get it if applied for it now or within 90 days of this letter. what does this letter mean ? ( in terms of processing his application) Because the letter says no refund after 90 days from date of letter - Does that mean they will process his application after 90 days ???
Asked by TruthGuy - Wed Mar 4 14:27:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The letter says they are about to start processing his file and since it's been sitting on a shelf for 2 years, they just want to make sure he hasn't changed his mind. They are graciously offering him that he can get his cash back if he's changed his mind. If he still wants to immigrate to Canada, he doesn't have to do anything and they will continue to process his file and he will not be able to get a refund if he changes his mind later. Processing his file may still take months after they start working on it so it's not like in 90 days, he'll magically be approved. It might happen fast, might not.
Answered by Leon - Wed Mar 4 15:51:20 2009
Q. My friend had applied for Canadian Federal skilled worker from his country about 2 year ago and this week he received a letter from Canadian Embassy that if he wants refund of his Fed Skilled worker application he can get it if applied for it now or within 90 days of this letter. what does this letter mean ? ( in terms of processing his application) Because the letter says no refund after 90 days from date of letter - Does that mean they will process his application after 90 days ???
Asked by TruthGuy - Wed Mar 4 14:27:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The letter says they are about to start processing his file and since it's been sitting on a shelf for 2 years, they just want to make sure he hasn't changed his mind. They are graciously offering him that he can get his cash back if he's changed his mind. If he still wants to immigrate to Canada, he doesn't have to do anything and they will continue to process his file and he will not be able to get a refund if he changes his mind later. Processing his file may still take months after they start working on it so it's not like in 90 days, he'll magically be approved. It might happen fast, might not.
Answered by Leon - Wed Mar 4 15:51:20 2009
Canada immigration application - can you make changes to your application without starting over?
Q. I have applied under the Skilled Worker Class (in London, UK) and I have received a confirmation that my application has been received. Unfortunately, I've just realised that I used the wrong Code for my current job. Is there anyway I can correct it while my application is in the process? Also I have more points now than I had at the time of applying. What can I do so the system updates my application?
Asked by Pasta Humes - Sat Sep 13 18:16:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You dont need to start over, but if you have been given a client number then write a letter to the processing centre and make clear what you wish to fix up. You cannot add new experience to the application. What you wrote is what you get processed on. If they do deny you for lack of points then you MUST appeal and add the new experience to improve the points.
Answered by Sidwell - Sat Sep 13 18:49:47 2008
Q. I have applied under the Skilled Worker Class (in London, UK) and I have received a confirmation that my application has been received. Unfortunately, I've just realised that I used the wrong Code for my current job. Is there anyway I can correct it while my application is in the process? Also I have more points now than I had at the time of applying. What can I do so the system updates my application?
Asked by Pasta Humes - Sat Sep 13 18:16:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You dont need to start over, but if you have been given a client number then write a letter to the processing centre and make clear what you wish to fix up. You cannot add new experience to the application. What you wrote is what you get processed on. If they do deny you for lack of points then you MUST appeal and add the new experience to improve the points.
Answered by Sidwell - Sat Sep 13 18:49:47 2008
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