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Yes, both of you can get married. All you need is beat the requirements for marriage in Vancouver. Check online for "marriage requirements in Vancouver, Canada".

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You can upload and add it to the optional document section (also called Schedule 1).

Have you validated it already?

Simply print out the page where the option of work history for the past 10 years is indicated. Print as many as u need. Fill them accurately then scan and submit online (if applying online).

I'm not sure he can lift the ban for you.

Also, you have to address the issue/reason why you were first rejected.

If you tell them that you are visiting your friend and you have a child, they will know. They already have your first details from your first application. It is better you get another purpose of travel.

I advice you send your passport as soon as possible. As to other details (such as reviewing of eligibility and others) i suspect a webpage error... I guess.. but do send your passport.

I know that your ties to your home country is weak.. But be optimistic, anything positive can happen...:)

If you are not a minor, it will be quite difficult for the VO to accept the fact that ur mom will shoulder all expenses.

You will get it.. I am prophesying on your behalf.:)

It wont be rejected. Have Faith :);)

Okay. I'm sure your document have been delivered. But on a more careful point, you can visit "India speed post" office to know the status of your document.

Congratulations

Pebc does not respond to emails asking for confirmation of application receipt. As to tracking your consignment, there should be a space where u can insert ur Tracking number and see if it has been delivered or not. I used fedEx (more reliable).

Please check the pharmacist Evaluation forum. I have replied you

Yes, you will be accepted. Pebc accept IPGs (International Pharmacy Graduates) with a minimum of 4 years undergraduate degree in Pharmacy. You can verify this from the pebc weblink below https://www.pebc.ca/index.php/ci_id/3113/la_id/1.htm

Yes, Yes, you will be accepted. Pebc accepts IPGs (International Pharmacy Graduates) with a minimum of 4 years undergraduate degree in Pharmacy. You can verify this from the pebc link below https://www.pebc.ca/index.php/ci_id/3113/la_id/1.htm