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You have to separate the immigration requirements from job requirements. For example, as a psychologist who has been a university professor, I'm in a similar situation. My PhD and work experience qualifies me for immigration (I hope - still waiting for my letter from Sydney). Registration...

Are there others from your country registered there? If so, you can 1. see how long it is taking between steps for them 2. send them a message and get country specific information

I think this is the process you are referring to - Federal Skilled Worker, where you have experience in 1 of 38 occupations. The other options require a job offer or previous Canadian experience. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp Follow the links on the page and in...

See http://www.trackitt.com/ You can sort the cases by country

Check out http://www.trackitt.com/ for a detailed look at the process as well as a way to track your case and see the timelines of others

i used Wells Fargo - just went to the teller window. I have an account there, not sure if I could have just brought the payment in US to the bank. they did charge me $15

makes sense The instructions for filing [IMM EG7000] http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/information/applications/skilled.asp state to use "Not applicable" or "N/A" for most blanks. For the military service question, the form says to write "NONE" in the box - note there are two of them. Hope this...

No A Foreign Currency Draft - means a check not in the currency of the country where the bank is A Bank Draft - is a check from the bank's accounts not your personal one.

Another point The instruction manual says to include postal codes for home addresses but the form does not. I did.

An immigration attorney I spoke with suggested stapling the labels to a regular sheet of paper and the same for the check. This helps make sure they don't fall out of the envelope and get lost - causing delays. Also, include a cover letter where you list everything you've sent.

My answers are based on my understanding of what's required to file for FSW1 with the Syndey office. I'm from the US, but don't think that matters at this stage. Get the Instructions Manual - read it and read it. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/skilled.asp 1) Shall i...

Check out the Instructions Guide http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/skilled.asp My memory is that FSW1 does not submit photos when initially applying to Syndey.

Everything you need is online Start here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/index.asp

What date determines when the 10 year look back period is? For example: If I send my materials to CIO in March 2009, the 10 year period would be March 1999 to February 2000 Now, let's imagine my last month of 6 years of full-time work in one of the 38 jobs was February 2000. Now let's...

Thanks everyone. I posted a new topic with a more specific statement of my concern.

Hey, I am relatively new to this forum and just submitted my FSW1 application materials to Syndey. In hopes of getting a favorable assessment, I'm trying to get ready for the next step. I have some specific questions related to a few of the documents requested. Required documents...

Sorry another question - Where will you submit your documents? Syndey or the visa office for your country?

Re: help me out pls - more info I found this on another post. 1. There are 3 basic methods as a skilled worker. FSW 1 but your occupation has to be on the list of "38" to qualify http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/backgrounders/2008/2008-11-28a.asp It would appear that with your...

To learn about applying as a Skilled Worker - see this link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp Good luck

Congratulations.... What documents do you have to now submit? I sent my FSW1 application in last week and want to start preparing to get the rest of the information. Also, where are you applying from? Does that matter in terms of what you will be asked to submit? Thanks and...