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Your law degree does not qualify as a Masters or degree required for a regulated profession in Canada as you need to have completed your NCA Accreditation process before having the status of a 'degree required for a regulated profession' in Canada. However, your bachelors degree does qualify you...

Its most likely a scam. Many scams like this use the identity of genuine companies to fool unsuspecting job seekers. If i may ask, what position are they offering you? If its marketing or sales, they may require you to help them make payments/ receive payments on their behalf. If that's the...

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Wow! Congrats on your PPR!!

I believe you would get more information posting this question in the Family Sponsorship Section (http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/family-class-sponsorship-b5.0/). That being said, your friend can withdraw the sponsorship application at any time before his...

You'll register and pick a destination city and the list of available apartments shows up. They are mostly homes/apartments being leased out by the owners/renters on a daily/weekly basis depending on your preference. its a cheaper and more affordable housing option for short term stays.

Interestingly, our GCMS notes look exactly the same, including the Due date. I've stopped considering the due date as a factor cos i have applied for my gcms notes a couple of times now out of curiosity and each time, the only noticeable changes had been to the due date, without anything of note...

Hello, under what section of the notes did they state proof of funds verified? Thanks!

Hello miki0125, I`m sorry i don`t know the answer to your question but i have a question of my own. :) :D :D Does your eligibility say met or passed. I just received my GCMS notes too and eligibility is still met under Assessments and Security not started. The only change i could see from my...

I applied for another set of gcms notes on March 22nd and received them today. So i guess they are speeding up the requests!!

Its free if you are in Canada and apply under the Privacy Act.

If you had a LMIA-approved job offer, you didn't need to decline your ITA. Unless you were concerned about the longer processing time for FSW applicants. (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp). Your LMIA job may qualify you for the FSW program even if you entered $0. I...

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Work experience gained legally in a NOC 0, A and B occupation can be counted towards your work experience to qualify for CEC. I'll advise that you fill out the work experience starting from October 2014 unless it wasn't experience gained legally.

I believe the best approach, if at the time your wife's permit expires you are yet to submit your EAPR, will be to apply for an open work permit for your wife as there is no extension of a post-graduate work permit. If you have already been invited to apply for PR and have successfully completed...

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Access to Information!

Are you a FSW-Inland candidate too? I guess its a waiting game from here on. Do you know how long the security checks take? That's the only section not yet passed.

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