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Is there any body coming to this event? https://lptoronto.com/event-registration-select.html My cousing has registered

I know a compeny who offers sending CV to approved APIP employers They have direct contacts of many employers (more then 700) and they can submit CV to them all. This is a paid service and I am doubtful if it is worth the money or not. Any such exprience anyone?

My cousin want to take a Canadian Immigration Success online course (alex Davidson) to start his immigration process - anyone here knows if it is a good course? Answer please.

Everything went fine. Actually I met some other ppl who ordered translations by docwork.ca, and asked the same question. I was told that there was no issues with their translations as well. edit: sorry, I thought you were asking about docwork.ca. I ordered from them, not from docsbase.ca.

More detailed than what? GCMS is actually the _full_ dump of your immigration file (be it a permanent residence file, or a temporary visa file, including WPs and SPs). It's not the "more detailed", it's as detailed as ever possible, I would say. Including officer's notes in plain text that you...

Illiasnie, did you request your GCMS notes via www.visafile.info? How long did it take?

What is Alipay? Visafile.info now accepts alipay for GCMS payments: http://www.visafile.info/new-payment-methods-at-visafile-info/ Is it a sort of electronic currency?

Thanks for the info guys, I used translation agency www.docsbase.ca and received my documents. Translation is good and price is good too. They sent me doc files for my review before they certify and notarize translations. I found one typo but they did not make any mistake in document, even used...

I made translations from www.docwork.ca (I think that's what you mean because there is no website at docworks.ca). Not for residence questionnairie, but their translations were accepted by CIC no problem. I think passport stamps translation will be acceted for RQ, because it's CIC too.

Received my translations yesterday from www.docsbase.ca - impressed with the job!! They do a translation that has certifcation attached to it, Ontario notary seal (!) and its attached to the copy of translated documet and sealed together with one more validation seal. And they called me before...

It means that ((space)) is used to white out some information that cannot be provided under s.(15)1 of the access to information act.

caips.ca is expensive, it's $40! You can request from www.visafile.info for $25.

I have no experience filling out this form - GCMS service www.visafile.info emails consent form that is filled already, you have only to print it (without filling).

That's a valuable observation about something that is not obvious! You are right!

Many thanks for the info! I called guys at www.docsbase.ca and received a very reasonable price quote, lower than other translation companies! Do you had experience with all this companies? Which one does the better translation job? I am not in hurry and I do not need my docs translated very...

Yes they often issue meds before eligibility decision is made - they call it "meds at own risk", meaning that is eligiblity criteria not met you will lose money you paid for meds.

Who knows. I know for sure that www.visafile.info used their own consent form, NOT an IMM form, and received GCMS files without an issue.

You may search the very recent federal court case law online to ensure that even though the bulletin is outdated, the policy is still the same, and concerns are raised every time when officers see NOC wording in refrence letters. of course not, but it will undermine the applicant's credibility...

Hey man you are wrong here. Please read this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2009/ob120.asp

I got a reply from them already, they are quick. I gonna order my GCMS tomorrow.