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Dear Sama2007, Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it. Regards,

Dear Sama, Seems that a lot of things are changing, or it might be just a requirement for the Damascus office. However I'll check the place you told me about. Another question after I translate any document, do you know where should I go to notarize it "Tasdeeq" ? Some people told me from the...

Thank you Sama for your reply. I was reading in the checklist of the Damascus Visa office that for Jordanians you need a copy of the Family book, plus an English birth certificate which is easy to obtain. Correct me if I'm wrong In reference of page 9/17 of the Damascus Visa Office checklist...

Dear All, Any Jordanian know where I can translate the family book " Daftar Al-3a2elah" and from where I can notarize it? I'm new to this whole thing, and I would really appreciate it for any help.

Thank you for the explanation so I'm back to square one with 66 points. I think I'll go with French language, it's my only option. Thanks again for your cooperation.

Exactly the points are my nightmare :P I would prefer to get my points by learning french rather than getting married :)

Thank you for sharing this. I think it's 100% true, but it depends on many things. There is a huge difference between a doctor who studied Medicine in English or their home language. Another thing, the licensing exams some people are taking them in a year and others are studying for 4-5 years...

Thank you Dr.Hasib for your reply. In my opinion, I think it would be much easier to learn french or get 1 year more experience than marrying someone these days :) Thank you

Thank you my friends for this advise and sharing this information. Any idea when these changes will apply? From my understanding to the things you've say I will lose 4 points regarding my experience and earn 2 points for age and 4 points for langauge, please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm afraid...

Thank you guys for the help. I think I'll go with the french language, cause It's gonna take less time than having an extra 1 year of experience. Is it easy to get those 2 points by studying french? I studied french for 5 years in school, but I really can't remember anything.

Thanks for your reply I've already done the MCCEE and passed, and I'm studying now for the MCCQE1. My uncle is doing well there, he immigrated last year and he's doing a lot of businesses there. I went to visit him in July and I actually stayed there for 5 months, and I really liked it. And he's...

Thank you Mezo2009 for your reply, I was reading about successful stories with only 66 points, I assume from your reply it's not true? I was thinking of sending the application to give it a try if that's true, I mean there is nothing to lose. Plus my years of study is 18, but in my country...

Dear all, I would really appreciate it, if any experienced member can advise me regarding my situation. Bachelor degree of Medicine and Surgery 18 years of studying -----> 20 Points 1 Year work experience -----> 15 Points English Language High and non in French Language ----> 16 Points Age 25...

Thank you very much for your help :)

Thank you for your response. Within the visa office checklist I found a table requires every single country I traveled to during the past 10 years. Is it ok if I write: 2003-2009 studying, school..etc 2009-present working, hospital name... etc and to attach this table with the personal...

Hello All, Thank you for this great forum, that I'm sure helped a lot of people to immigrate for many years. I have a question regarding the personal History. I was studying at University from 2003-2009, during that time I was the head of the exchange program at my university. So I traveled...