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( My problem is they have said that I have not sent any documents to show that I have a relative in Canada. ) Proof that you have a relative IN Canada is Utility bills! C.I.C. has never changed this rule.

JA77, ROCKY AND QORAX are right. Below is a quote from the Visa Office Specific Forms. Take particular note of the last line. Up to date utility bills are the answer to this. 5. PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP IN CANADA (IF APPLICABLE) • Proof of relationship to your close relative in Canada, such as...

I would imagine if they gave you a refusal they have also closed your file. I would re-apply. Your choice though.

He should have informed you of any complication. Maybe they want proof of some condition or operation in the past. Other than that, I am like you. Only guessing.

Probably not too much to worry about. According to C.I.C. instructions the Doctor should notify you of any condition that requires attention. •Provide medical advice to an applicant with respect to any finding which is unknown to the applicant. In so doing, normal professional and ethical...

Rupeshari and PMM Thanks for your reply guys..

My Son is currently in Canada on a USIT visa. He is working on a short term contract at the moment ( 6 months ). But he has been offered a permanent job with a large financial institution. He wants to stay in Canada Permanently. My question is, can he get a temporary visa in Canada when his USIT...

Best of luck in your new home Chandan. And I am sure your letter reflects how we all feel towards those who have been unrelenting in helping others. Well done again.

Your relative must reside in Canada and you must provide proof of that. I.e. utility bills etc.

Many congrats. Enjoy your new life in Canada.

Since 911 this kind of incident happens worldwide, remember the Brazilian guy on the train in London, the guys who tried to drive the car bomb into the airport in Scotland etc etc. If a guy goes nuts, especially in a public transport situation, he is leaving himself open to this kind of reaction...

For the childs own safety, it would be wise to invest in a baby seat whether it is or is not a legal requirement.

Many congratulations. Well done.

Try to get him to include your salary. Send a supporting letter to the immigration officer explaining your employers policy on employment reference letters. Im sure he will have seen this situation many times and be very understandable with you.

Do the IELTS. I,m sure you are well tutored but there is no harm in burying your pride in this instance. Apart from anything else, wouldn,t it be a safer bet to do it anyway.

You decide. Take a look here. http://immig-canada.blogspot.com/2009/07/0213-computer-and-information-systems.html

The only NOC code available for you to apply under Federal Skilled Worker is ( 7215: Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades ) I dont know if you qualify under this NOC but you can start by looking here: http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2006/QuickSearch.aspx?val65=7215

Send a complete new package.

if your consultant did not inform you of an ielts exam, then he has made a serioous error with your case. Re-apply and either use a different consultant or better still do it yourself.

What is the letter about.