Recent content by GandiBaat

You never know... a lot of them may be new immigrants in the first place. And it seems this way.

Unlikely.... PPC platform has one fatal flaw. https://www.peoplespartyofcanada.ca/health-care These highlighted words sound like blasphemy in the ears of our lovely canadian folks. Especially older ones.

Its called election! when politicians take flights of fantasies and produce gems like these. Given that this is election year in India, US and next is one in Canada, there will be more.

LOL! They should find involvement of our beloved Indian mission staff, some punjabi criminal gangs and Modi as well just to make the picture complete. It would have been really funny if it was not as sad.

I don't think that. If you had this at the time of immigration medical exam, you should have told then. If it developed later and surgery was done later (later than CoPR) then no need to inform.

This is as official as it gets... We all suspected it. https://betterdwelling.com/canadian-home-prices-need-to-be-high-to-pay-for-retirements-pm/ Canadian Home Prices “Need” To Be High To Pay For Retirements: PM

I can only tell you what I did when I faced a sticky issue. I booked a consult, consolidated all my doubts and got a clarification from the lawyer. My friend's case was much more involved. He had a surgery done related to heart and his wife was recently diagnosed with cancer. They were going...

Its deeper than that. Canadians are very much hand in glove with these policies. Old growth Canadians have vested interests in higher house valuations and in income generated from investment properties. Canadian mafias (aka Professional bodies) very much like lack of skilled trades folks...

Do you know the meaning of Certified Questions in an immigration litigation? If you did, ... nevermind anyways.

Which part am I misguiding? The part where I tell a person with an unusual situation to consult a professional before filing an application? And please! If you have your JD in immigration law and hold RCIC quals, do post them. What is being clown is having confidence without capabilities...

See the post above, Canadian courts and judges disagree with you.

It is not as cut and dry. IRCC in past has rejected experience for CEC because of low salary stating that given experience is NOT eligible for CEC work experience. Most famous was Qin vs Canada case of 2013 (https://www.canlii.org/en/ca/fca/doc/2013/2013fca263/2013fca263.html). Court did dismiss...

For example.... My job is software engineer. That was the NOC that I used. https://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p3VD.pl?Function=getVD&TVD=1322554&CVD=1322870&CPV=21231&CST=01052021&MLV=5&CLV=5 So I looked into the salary range for my NOC (21231)...

For that you need to figure out your NOC code of your job (these days its called TEER I guess...). From NOC you can get an expected minimum salary for your job. The portion that I am a bit spektical is that of "stipend". Typically stipend is paid to students and sometimes it is a part of their...

There is some grace period IIRC. How much? I dunno.