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Hi, I guess you will still have to declare that you applied for refugee status in australia and explain what happened to that process. I can only guess they didn't grant you the refugee status and it may hurt your case depending on which grounds they denied it. Regards.

Hi, You never mentioned what Canadian University you want to attend, but comparing to the chart used by my university (by the Faculty of Engineering), it must be very similar. 64% is a C with a GPA of 2.0, very low indeed for a Post Graduate Program admission. Try to look for a similar chart in...

It is very difficult to say if the other one will work for you. In the end you are the only one who knows exactly what you do or don't in your current job. If you do a lot of Auditing, you may opt for the 1111 NOC code. Remember that is not ony what you say you do, but also what your company...

No, I guess he can be considered by you as a very close "blood" relative.... but not by CIC. A cousin will not give you 5 adaptability points. Regards.

Hi, Comparing what you wrote and what are the duties for a 0111 Financial Managers, I don't think they will accept your application as a Financial Manager... but you could try. Regards.

Hi, Here is the table for IELTS: You got 14 points. Four points in everything except for Listening (you got 2). HIGH First official language: 4 points / Second official language: 2 points 6.5 - 9.0 Speaking 7.5 - 9.0 Listening 6.5 - 9.0 Reading (General Training) 6.5 - 9.0 Writing...

Cousins doesn't give you any points. Read the guide for adaptability points. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/factor-adaptability.asp

Hi, Just take the test.... otherwise, you could regret it. Regards

Re: FILE TRANSFERED FROM BUFFALO TO LOS ANGELES CONSULATE Hi, You are supposed to wait at least 90 days... so I suggest you to just wait for their letter. If nothing happens AFTER the 90 days period, you should write an email. Regards.

Hi, Just a question to help people better understand your situation. When you filled your application, there is a Personal History (11) that says that please submit personal history for the last 10 years or since age 18 (WHICHEVER PERIOD IS LONGER)... Did you omit the fact that you lived in...

Hi, 1) Yes you can. 2) You should gather all the documents requested by the office that will be processing your application. Read carefully and try to follow all the guidelines. If your application is going to be based solely on this job, then I recommend you to act quickly. Regards.

I agree, you should put the date you got your degree. Regards.

Hi a980, How many days you had to wait for your passports? I think the 15 business days is not accurate. Last friday was my 3rd week (15 business days) since they got my passports and from other people's timelines I think I might have to wait at least two more weeks. Regards.

The things you are mentioning are ok to prove she is a Citizen of Canada, but none of those documents will prove that she is your aunt. Regards.

HI, If she is in Pakistan right now, I'm sure she must be able to get new documents. One thing is to prove her citizenship, but you will also need to prove the relationship. Regards.

Hi, That's ok I think but you also have to submit the "proof" that he/she is your relative. A legal document such as birth certificate should do. It all depends on what type of relative you are claiming. Remember to include a copy of his/her Permanent Residency Card too. Regards.

Hi, You may also want to try the self-assesment test. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assess/index.asp . It will help you understand how good are your chances. You can also supply the missing information requested by BobbyB, this is the only way people can try to help you...

Yes, you will have to apply for a US visa. Your PR status in Canada has nothing to do with USA immigration policies. Regards

Hi, Family Class should be your best option: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/spouse.asp Regards.

You have to be admitted legally for at least 1 year. Since most of the times the US give visitors 6 months to stay, I don't think that would be possible. Regards.