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Hi guys, When it come to translating documents, do you think I need to translate every single bills or only one of each kind. For instance, should I get my January February March April...translated, or only one bill for electricity (january for example, but not the other ones), one for...

That's the first idea, I'm just trying to think about everything in order to be ready to face every situation haha. Anyway, thanks a lot for the support ;)

Yes, common law already since more than a year. But since my degree is not recognized by Canada, she would get less points with me. So I think we are going to try with 437 points (I believe it's possible by the end of the year), and if I see that nothing is happening I might consider the WHV for...

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Hi everybody, If my girlfriend applies on her own she get 442 pts. If she supports me she gets 437 points. Also do you believe I could apply for WHV on my side, letting her apply for PR. We would then go together to Canada and finally she would support me for PR. Does it seem doable? Thanks

No unfortunately I thought 5 years study was enough haha Than you for your time, I'm gonna use my high school diploma then...

Well I did actually, and here is what I got: Diplôme d'ostéopathie (Diploma of osteopathy) 5 years of professional study in osteopathic medicine The Diplôme d'Ostéopathe is the first professional degree in osteopathic medicine in France. Don't know what to do with that...

Well, my degree doesn't appear there. Do you read my WES report like I do? Basicaly okay, we recognise you've been studying for 5 years, but it worths nothing regarding immigration.

Bump Does anybody know if my degree has any value for immigration?

Hi guys, I have a question regarding the evaluation of my degree and if it's useful for immigration or if I can only claim for a highschool diploma. Here is what is written on my report: Diplôme d'ostéopathie (Diploma of osteopathy) 5 years of professional study in osteopathic medicine The...

Thanks a lot for your time :)

Thank you Preet. I know they do use common law. But regarding proof of funds, I find two different information. On this forum for example (and overall online but on unofficial websites), you can read: "Acceptable proof of funds are: -bank accounts in your name or the name of your accompanying...

Have you done that in your case? I find it a bit weird that the CIC clearly uses the word spouse and does not precise Common Law.

Hi everybody, I'm looking for an information regarding the proof of funds and the partner. The CIC website says: "If your spouse is coming with you, you can count money you have together in a joint account. You may be able to count money in an account under their name only, but you must prove...