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fair
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 Posted - January 02 2008 : 00:54:52
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| Dear scorpian786 visiting canada over Skill worker is far away dear. Howvever, as per new procedure you just have to fill forrm and submit fees without any documents |
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p_marius24
New Member
Lithuania
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Posted - January 04 2008 : 02:26:08
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Hey guys, if everyone knows please help.
I applied under the simplified process. How do they count points for the work experience? If they take by the date of application - then I am in trouble. But maybe they will count the points by the date they'll call me for the interview and before that I will get some more experience? |
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p_marius24
New Member
Lithuania
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Posted - January 04 2008 : 02:28:29
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Hey guys, if everyone knows please help.
I applied under the simplified process. How do they count points for the work experience? If they take by the date of application - then I am in trouble. But maybe they will count the points by the date they'll call me for the interview and before that I will get some more experience? |
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fair
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142 Posts |
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petform
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Bahrain
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ans333
Average Member
United Kingdom
183 Posts |
Posted - January 21 2008 : 13:43:52
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Hi marius_p when you apply for under SIAP you need to have atleast 67 or more points including your education,work exp,english/french requirements,etc.However if you dont meet this basic requirement your application of being rejected is very likely as when your file is under final consideration CIC will give you 120 days notice to submit your documents which should be according to details you had filled in the form when applied long time back.Once again go thru CIC's website to clarify any doubts as you might be in deep trouble later.Ofcourse now if you have atleast 67 points then later whatever work exp you have gained until your file is active will give you additional points.
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ans333
Average Member
United Kingdom
183 Posts |
Posted - January 21 2008 : 13:45:52
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| Hi fair SIAP stands for SIMPLIFIED IMMIGRATION APPLICATION PROCESS where you only submit the properly filled application form and the required fees to CIC.When your file is finally active which depends thru which visa post you have applied CIC will give you 120 days notice to submit all documents for what you have claimed points for. |
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sami79
New Member
Pakistan
5 Posts |
Posted - January 22 2008 : 14:06:43
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hi there. I sent a SIAP in Islamabad office . Can anybuddy tell me how long they will take to send me the acknowldgement letter so i will feel relax.
I want to know that if i will give IELTS now (it expires after two years)but as i submitted my application now so if i will give the IELTS exam now will they accept my result at the time of interview even if the interview call will come after two years or they will not accept my IELTS exam?
Third and last question i want to know that how much points a person will gain if he/she gets a diploma of one year or three or four 6 months certificates of different programmes .I hope i will get the answer very shortly. I will be thankful to that person if he/she will provide me the links which cleraly define all the questions which i asked above
bye and tc u all |
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petform
Average Member
Bahrain
125 Posts |
Posted - January 23 2008 : 00:01:32
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Under SAIP you do not have to undergo with the IELTS now. CHC will let you know when they need it and then you will take the test.Now I think you ahve to undergo with the test again when CHC will ask you may be after 4 to 5 years from application. No recognizable gain for the diploma of 6 months.
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sami79
New Member
Pakistan
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Posted - January 23 2008 : 02:01:12
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| thanks petform..What if a person has diploma of one year than how much he/she gains? |
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_Bravo
New Member
Canada
21 Posts |
Posted - February 02 2008 : 08:08:30
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Dear all,
Very informative discussion.
More can be found at:
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Good luck to all the applicants :) |
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Kool_Immigrant
New Member
11 Posts |
Posted - February 02 2008 : 14:36:45
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Dear all,
Very informative discussion. More can be found at:
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(please CUT and Paste this address into your browser)
Good luck to all the applicants.
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dally4ca
New Member
Canada
16 Posts |
Posted - February 05 2008 : 16:09:49
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Hey guys,
I'm a bit confused on where to send the CAIPS request form to. The beginning of CAIPS post says to mail it to:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Access to Information and Privacy Coordinator
Narono Building
360 Laurier Avenue West, 10th Floor
Ottawa, Ontario K1A 1L1
Tel.: (613) 957-6512
Fax: (613) 957-6517
I was also looking at information on the CIC website and they have different addresses to post it to:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/EnGLIsh/department/atip/requests-address.asp
Since I live in Toronto, does it mean I have to post my CAIPS request to the:
Ontario Region
Regional Privacy Coordinator
Ontario Regional Office
25 St. Clair Avenue East, Suite 200
Toronto, Ontario M4T 1M2
Please do let me know as I wish to do this as soon as possible.
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rshree_
New Member
21 Posts |
Posted - February 06 2008 : 10:07:36
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Hi All,
I know this issue is a bit confusing. For further information please visit:
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Hope to get your Immigration soon. |
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True_Canada
New Member
38 Posts |
Posted - February 08 2008 : 12:41:34
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Hi all,
I am starting this new post in the favor of all those who are willing to immigrate to Canada.
Please read carefully.
First of all, just to get a flavor, visit:
***** (must visit, don't be ignorant)
Secondly, I am not discouraging any one of you to apply or be a canadian immigrant. Its your life and its totally your choice...but... thing 100 times because life is a precious gift you get only once.
Thirdly, if you are a young guy/girl (unmarried) between age of 18 to 32 years ... Canada is definitely for you... but... if you are a well settled married man/woman with family (children), just try to get a proper job first before landing over there.
Finally, take a look at this video on youtube.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhobvsUuogI
Good luck to all of you.
P.S: I know moderators of this board will remove my post as soon as they read it, but please send it to as many people as you can... just save your and their future from destruction.
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