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not just entering. If you are leaving or entering a country and you hold that passport, use that passport to leave or enter the country respectively. If you leave US and enter Canada, use US passport to leave US and Canadian passport to enter Canada. Thats my understanding anyway. I am a dual...

my two cents....i agree with V. But it might seem ambiguous that they ask for nationality and country of issuance in the same form, because usually this is the same country so why would they ask this twice. But in fact, i do believe nationality does not have to equate to citizenship (as in US)...

on one of my passport, it says Authority home affairs (so that implies that it was issued inside the country). On the other passport, it says authority and the capital city's name (but it wasn't issued there. I applied for it at an embassy and then the embassy sends it to the home country and it...

I just looked at the biopage of my passports. I have two from different countries and both do not have a place of issuance (at least on the biopage). This means, no one except the country authority can know where it was issued, whether it was Timbuktu or Los Angeles. I know my old passports...

I still think its india, but i could be wrong. I think if you fill it out wrong and give an explanation on a sheet of paper, you'd still be fine.

where do they ask this question?

country that issues the passport is the country name at the front of the page place of issuance would be the city where the embassy is located.

Quitaiba - whether you qualify or not will depend on all your points. your total points for immigration must be 67 or greater.

i think lots of people have their files transferred to different offices, like NY, Detroit, etc. Someone on trackitt once told me that it is actually good if it gets transferred because then it will get expedited. Not sure how accurate it is.

So without the MCS, the OP has 16.5 years of education. If we take the MCS as part time (i.e. equivalent to 6 months full time), then the OP has 17 years of study. I personally think the OP can count the studies as full time (i.e. MCS being 1 year of study), mainly because there are many...

congrats.

i think shares and stocks are the same.

if moderate and high are the same, then my logic above is not quite right. Maybe you could claim moderate and they won't require you to do the TEF. So does CIC only do checks (like language proof checking, work experience checks, education checks) until the applicant reaches 67 points or do...

Here is something that an immigration consultant got from CIC and posted on trackitt.com. Thought those of you who applied before Feb 2008 may be interested. Please be advised that efforts related to the implementation of the Ministerial Instructions (C-50) has resulted in accelerated...

To get 8 points in the second language, you'd have to show the same proficiency level as for those who get 16 in the first language. People from non-English speaking countries, who have done classes in English, study their undergrad in English, go do a MS in the US and then work in the US are...

hey chefumang I sent in an original (with some updates) and a photocopy of the old one (sent to Sydney, NS) and i clearly marked which is which. Well, if you dont have a contract letter, you can't do anything else. They might ask you for more proof. They will do the check on every job that you...

i guess something to prove their citizenship or PR of Canada. The birth certificates, marriage certificates etc to show the link between you (or your spouse) and them. So for something like brother, it would be my BC, my brother's BC because that would show we have the same parents. Hope that...

official transcripts in the envelope and certified copies of the degree certificate. Thats for FSW 1. I presume CEC is the same, i could be wrong.

1) 2) The years she studied (total year of education) is based on how many years she spend at school/university, so only she can say what it is, whether it is 16 or 17. Anyway, as long as she has above or equal to 15 years and has only a bachelors degree (MBBS), she gets 20 points. 3) I think...

Speak to your lawyer. Surely your lawyer works for you so tell him/her that it would be hard for you to get such a letter and why and they might have other suggestion.