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Thank you @jkal for taking the time to answer.

Dear fellow forum members, I'd appreciate your insight into my issue below. I've tried to search for answers in the previous threads, but had no luck finding the information I need. I was planning to submit my application before the Express Entry (EE) scheme came into effect, but I didn't...

As a matter of fact, I for one didn't send my papers after all, in other words I didn't carry through with my application, simply because some personal issues emerged and I had to scrap my plans. I don't know at this point if I'll ever have a chance to go back to what I'd planned to do.

Hi guys, I'm planning to submit my application under FSW by the end of this year (pretty unlikely huh?), but obviously the first thing that needs to be done is what they call an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) of my education. I know it may well be too late now, but I only made up my...

If that is the case, then i presume that the reference letter could simply contain something like this (I've found this particular template in one of the earlier threads): TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This is to certify that Mr/Mrs/Miss [name] was an employee of this organization from [xx-xx-xxxx to...

Hi Stevegooners, Having seen your message on the forum, I cannot help asking you a question, hope you don't mind. :-) Did you eventually send your application? If so, how did you go about proving your experience as a freelance translator? I'm having a somewhat related problem now, even though...

Thank you ever so much for your comprehensive answer, namaste! Can I ask you two more questions, please? Regarding point 1) - The link you provided specifically excludes "editors". What am I supposed to make of this? :o Would our application be excluded just because there's the word "editor" in...

Dear all, I've started asking my questions in the "general" section of the forum, but it looks like it's about time I moved on to this section. I hope someone "in the know" will take the time to answer my questions here. As I wrote in the general section, we're newly-weds in our 30s who would...

The "at least $2K" is way below of what I expected, I thought it would go well over twice or three times as much at the very least. :-) At any rate, what I meant to say in my previous message was that money spent on pretty much any (not just immigration) consultants isn't well spent, if one can...

Thank you for your answer, Scylla. Even though I don't have spare thousands (?) of dollars to spend on an immigration consultant, I think I'll need to think about using this option, simply because I find the entire process too overwhelming and time consuming. Come to think of that, I'll...

Thanks again Scylla. Please don't get me wrong, but the number of posts and the 'traffic' as such in the Skiller Worker section is overwhelming for a person who's new to the entire process, and I doubt that there's a way for me to find answers to my questions there. There are thousands of...

Many thanks, Scylla, for your answer, I greatly appreciate that. It has prompted me to ask a few more questions though, so please bear with me :-) In the first place, does that mean that my wife doesn't necessarily have to sit for an IELTS exam? Aside from the exam, does she need to go through...

Dear all, I've come across this website, and even though there are so many questions being asked here, I hope someone will take the time to answer my query or at least shed some more light on what options my wife and I have vis-a-vis potentially immigrating to Canada. We're 34 and 30 years...