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Appendix F – Re-testing The Procedure / Re-testing Policy Segregating first-time testers from those taking a re-test would enhance the accuracy of test performance reports. Therefore, local offices would schedule and hold re-testing sessions as separate events. Local offices can prescribe tests and re-tests for applicants if the applicants: Are clearly prohibited Have not met
Section C – The Alternative Application Process for Persons with Disabilities The authorities are cognisant of the fact that some foreign nationals could have a physical or mental disability. This disability could prevent these foreign nationals from: Creating Express Entry profiles through their MyCIC accounts Submitting Applications for Permanent Residence (APR) or, Registering with Employment
Operational Bulletin 219 – January 09, 2012 The Ministerial Instructions and Canadian Experience Class (CEC) Applications Issue The authorities amended the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) on June 18, 2008. The amendment gave the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration certain authorities and powers. One of these enabled the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration to
Amid concerns of steadily increasing prices of housing in Vancouver, prominent economist Robin Wiebe says that this trend is directly linked to the purchases made by wealthy foreign – mostly Chinese – investors. Last week the Conference Board of Canada announced that the property prices in Vancouver will not be seeing any downward trend anytime
Employers in Saskatchewan are commending their government’s latest strategies to ease the pressure caused by high worker shortages. This month the government of Saskatchewan announced that it would raise the number of training and apprenticeship positions in the province, as well as having successfully negotiated a rise in their provincial nominee program quota, up to
Police Certificates (PCs) Police Certificates (PCs) form part of a complete application. Therefore, applicants, their spouse or common-law partners and their dependent children (aged 18 years or older), including non-accompanying dependents, would need to submit valid Police Certificates (PCs). The Police Certificates (PCs) would need to be from all countries or territories in which they
The Documents Related to the Electronic Applications for Permanent Residence (e-APRs) Not Captured in Other Fields Purpose: For enabling the applicant to provide any other information they feel is relevant to their application to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) Document Requirements: The applicant could submit these documents based on their discretion The system provides one
Operational Bulletin 383 – February 01, 2012 The Introduction of the Downloadable IMM 5455 Supplementary Identification Form Summary This Operational Bulletin (OB) provides details about the new downloadable version of the Supplementary Identification Form (IMM 5455). Background The authorities use the Supplementary Identification Form (IMM 5455) for collecting client information. This information pertains to the
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Canada’s federal immigration authority, admits 300,000 immigrants to Canada annually, mainly under the Economic Class and the Family Reunification Class. The Economic Class Professionals and skilled workers who wish to pursue permanent residence in Canada must demonstrate a strong likelihood to become economically settled in Canada. This is why
Digital Photographs Purpose: For confirming the identity of the applicant Document Requirements: The applicant would need to provide digital photos that meet the permanent resident card photo specifications prescribed by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) The Individuals who would need to submit this documentation: The principal applicant. Their spouse or common-law partner. The dependent children,
