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Hi there, I am in the process of preparing an application to submit for the FSW immigration program 2014, and am having difficulty finding answers to some questions that I have. These are my questions: 1) It states that for points for Canadian Adaptability, 10 points will be given for having...

What is "the list" that this form is referring to?

I can't see a record of any received applications at this link. It still says that zero applications have been received ?

My MY ACCOUNT at WES is still saying: "waiting for documents to be delivered", but the tracking information for my mail envelope says that it was delivered last Friday to their address in Toronto.... Has anyone else experienced this delay? Or does anyone know how long it takes them from...

My friend who is a solicitor in NSW, Aus has a certificate saying that he is an "Officer of the Supreme Court" of Australia. I don't think it could fit this 'officer of a court of justice' description any more accurately than this (?). Especially given that we do not have "commissioners for...

anyone know? PMM>?

But do you think it will be a problem if my reference letter lists some of my duties in the job word for word the way they are described in the NOC roles ? If some of the duties are listed exactly word for word in the way the NOC category has described them?

I am just wondering if it would look a little suspicious if the letter of reference from my employers listed my responsibilities/duties in the role exactly the way they have been written in the NOC "description of duties" - word for word?? 2 of my past employers have asked me what they should...

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Hello Seniors, Mr Hope says that maybe someone here can advise me: Just wondering if it is possible that having 1 year of skilled, continuous Full-time or full-time EQUIV (in part-time hours) at NOC level 0,A or B IN CANADA can really be worth a whole 19 points for FSW 2014? ie. 9 points for...

Thanks, I'll post it in that thread too. So you think that the 10 points for Adaptability can definitely also be awarded for part-time work (if it's FTE) ??

I'm sure my friend who is a solicitor can witness everything. If a solicitor in the UK is a Commissioner for Oaths then it would be the same in Australia (and Canada for that matter), as it is all Commonwealth law. A solicitor is most likely both 'an officer of the court of justice' AND a...

Hi mate, what's your reading of this? http://www.lawsociety.com.au/community/thelawyerclientrelationship/Othersolicitorsduties/008790 Sounds to me like in Australia, a solicitor is automatically considered an 'officer of the court' . agreed?

Just wondering if it is possible that having 1 year of skilled, continuous Full-time or full-time EQUIV (in part-time hours) at NOC level 0,A or B IN CANADA can really be worth a whole 19 points ? ie. 9 points for 1-year of FTE skilled work experience (5 years ago), and then simultaneously...

Australia? Prett sure that a solicitor here is an officer of a court of justice?

Can nobody confirm this for me? ^

In the application forms, one of the people it says you can use to verify documents, ids, statements, etc (if you are outside of Canada) is an 'Officer of a court of Justice'. So, in commonwealth countries could that just be a regular solicitor/attorney? IE. Not a notary/public notary or a...

So you think it will be okay to submit reference letters along? ...with no paystubs. I have reference letters, but no paystubs (and on the form it says you "MAY" provide paystubs as supporting documents, not "Must")

??? ^^

great. a direct answer to my question. thanks :)