chrischengwy said:
I was wondering how many research you been doing for all these information you got here, now the cloud is clear, you read all 69 pages of that, amazing!!!
I never got the heart to read all the Manual they listed on the site, only refer to the guide when I not sure about what's the questions about.
Now I know who to ask if I got confuse again
Lol well that is how I found out the process. Ask whenever you want I don't mind.
I'm starting to think I should help people with immigration. They get paid well
and I like solving problems.
The owner of this site is smart, have you seen that it is run by an immigration company, Campbell Cohen.
You actually find some interesting stuff out on the manual.
I also found the manual the doctors use for doing the medicals for immigration.
They have to renew their contract every 5 years. Sometimes they hire medical centres for only a short period of time just to do specific medical exams for the CIC.
It also has the form the doctor fills in, like one part is their report on you, their findings after the examination. My doctor was laughing and joking with me, asking where I was from. He said are you generally healthy, I said yes, no problems. I would have liked to see his report. He thought I was fit and healthy (btw not fit in that way, there are UK people on here!).
I also didn't know but I found out that the rule for excessive demand on the medical system does not apply to spouses but all other family members and other visa types the rule does apply.
Refugees are lucky, they get their CSQ free. They get there CIC application free.
Then they get social allowance after and they are priority cases!
Some of the fees we pay, will pay for refugees. In terms of refugees though both Canada and the UK have very similar laws.
