Congrats!!
If you're close enough, it might be worth it to the medicals (doc, lab, xray) across the border. It can be much cheaper.
You probably don't need to sweat the test themselves. They were straightforward enough.
Good luck!
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If you're close enough, it might be worth it to the medicals (doc, lab, xray) across the border. It can be much cheaper.
You probably don't need to sweat the test themselves. They were straightforward enough.
Good luck!
Honestly, I've been considering it... my SO is near Ottawa for the summer and I'll be driving up to see him at the beginning of July. It's a 7 hour drive, though, and my only fear is having them call me back for further examination and being back in the states already!Congrats!!
If you're close enough, it might be worth it to the medicals (doc, lab, xray) across the border. It can be much cheaper.
You probably don't need to sweat the test themselves. They were straightforward enough.
Good luck!
Has anyone here pursued an additional degree or graduate certificate just for the purposes of gaining additional points? I'd hate to spend so much expense and time but it may be my only option. If you've done this or have considered it, I'd appreciate any insight into types of programs that might be affordable, quick, etc. Thanks!
Hi Everyone,
wanted to know if we need to get FBI clearance certificate for a 4 month kid.. I checked forum and found a very old post where it was mentioned that we need it only for people more than 18 years so i should not need a certificate for my son. But wanted to confirm.
Can anyone please check and confirm?
wanted to know if we need to get FBI clearance certificate for a 4 month kid.. I checked forum and found a very old post where it was mentioned that we need it only for people more than 18 years so i should not need a certificate for my son. But wanted to confirm.
Can anyone please check and confirm?
Hi,
Do you know anyone who has crossed the border with an expired visa and was able to come back based on this rule. I'm in the same boat and was thinking if this is a viable option. Please let me know.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/about.html
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Who needs a police certificate?
You and any family member 18 or older may need to get a police certificate, depending on the program you are applying to.
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Who needs a police certificate?
You and any family member 18 or older may need to get a police certificate, depending on the program you are applying to.
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tons of them have done that including myself. Check this thread.. it has answers to all your questions..
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/change-to-automatic-visa-re-validation-since-oct-2017-and-impact.527019/
For the COPR, Walgreens is good enough. For the PR cards, you should do a google search for "Canadian passport photo" and see if a professional comes up. Which city are you based in, maybe someone from that city can suggest a place.
Thanks for the reply. I am in Irvine California. For PR, you dont suggest Walgreens?
We used photos from Walgreen's for our PR cards, and photo's from Sam's club for our COPR photos. My wife's 1st Walgreen's photo was rejected, but mine was fine. We used Walgreens a 2nd time and all was good.