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[soarer]

How many photographs are required for medical?

 

[pr1979]

How many photographs are required for medical?

2copies for each

 

[soarer]

2copies for each

Thank you.

 

[Rashed202]

How many photographs are required for medical?

For me Dr. wahab took only one copy photograph of each member

 

[Sohel4math]

Huhuhahahaha...myt be anothet pause! Tension niyenna. Ebarer pause beshi lomba hobena.jara CSI korennai tara try korte paren. They are not replying me though.

Maybe they are replying you after sending MR ...........

 

[beximco]

Definitely there is a pause in MR. I think they will star issuing again in December and for us who has got 2nd AOR in 2011 may have till 2013....

 

[pr1979]

For me Dr. wahab took only one copy photograph of each member

But we went there yesterday, they took 2copies for each of us.

 

[shantonu]

Dude,

I sent to One George street..it is the building where Canadian embassy is situated..So far i can recall,there was an instruction at MR letter where to send all the docs..it was One George street..Dont worry..

Thanksssssssssssssss ;D ;D

 

[shantonu]

How many photographs are required for medical?

In my case they ask for 2 photographs @ Dr Wahab Chamber & 4 photographs (don't forget to write name & DOB behind one photograph of each) with Schedule.

 

[shantonu]

Dear Brother, one is postal address (with P.O Box ) and the other one is courier address. No confusion........ Both are correct.

Thanks a lot

 

[ruparupa]

Definitely there is a pause in MR. I think they will star issuing again in December and for us who has got 2nd AOR in 2011 may have till 2013....

Apnito CSI reply panni taina? Mejaj kharap lage...at least reply diye jodi bole tor MR aro ekmash pore pathabo taileo thik chhilo...ei uncertainity'tai oshojjo!!!

 

[smiling_face]

This P.O. Box address not supposed to received DHL or Fedex or any courier.

http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/singapore-singapour/visas/apply-how_demande-comment.aspx?view=d

There was no necessity of receiving things...I relied only on the delivery. Every time I sent all my papers to this address thru DHL - I haven't seen any problem in my processing so far.

My passport in my hand with visa now.

 

[ruparupa]

Canada Announces Immigration Levels for Next Year

November, 2012

The Canadian Minister of Immigration, Jason Kenney, has presented the Annual Report on Immigration to Parliament. In this report, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) examined immigration levels for 2012 and set goals for the upcoming fiscal year. The goals laid out in this report will play an important role in shaping Canada’s immigration policies on both local and national levels.

Immigration Levels for 2013

Overall immigration to Canada is expected to remain stable, with between 240,000 and 265,000 new Permanent Resident visas to be issued in the upcoming year. 2013 will be the seventh consecutive year that immigration targets are set at this level. This ensures that Canada will maintain its place once more as the G8 country with the highest level of immigration.

The following chart outlines CIC’s targets for the 2013 fiscal year. Note that these figures are for visa issuance, not numbers of applications accepted for review:



Although overall immigration goals will remain the same, intake goals for some specific programs have been adjusted. Most notably, quotas for the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) have been raised from 6,000-7,000 in 2012 to 10,000 for the upcoming year. This has been done in an effort to better assist foreign students and workers already residing in Canada who wish to pursue Canadian Permanent Residency.

Immigration Levels and the Skilled Worker Programs

The popular Federal Skilled Class (FSWC) will experience slight changes in its immigration target for 2013. This year, the program is expected to issue between 55,000 and 57,000 Permanent Resident visas. The goal for 2013 has been lowered slightly, with a desired range of between 53,500 and 55,300 visas. Despite this slight change, the program will remain the largest Permanent Residency path to Canada.

Given that the FSWC will issue fewer visas next year, potential applicants may face a tighter race to submit their applications in a timely fashion. According to Attorney David Cohen, some individuals have already begun preparing in advance to ensure that their applications are submitted quickly when the 2013 intake cycle begins.

The Quebec Skilled Worker (QSW) Program will maintain its target goals for 2013. It is the third largest program for Canadian Permanent Residency, after the FSW and the combined Provincial Nominee Programs. The QSW program is currently open and accepting applications from individuals with experience in one of 110 areas of training/fields of study.

The 2013 Federal Skilled Worker Program Eligibility Criteria

The government has already unveiled many changes to the FSWC that are expected to come into force on January 1st, 2013. The new points system for the FSWC was announced in the Canada Gazette in August 2012. As of now, the following components will be required in an FSWC application:
■Applicants will need to obtain 67 points on a new, updated point grid
■Applicants will need to have at least 1 year of full-time work experience in the last 10 years
■Applicants will be required to demonstrate at least Adequate-Intermediate language proficiency in English or French (Canadian Language Benchmark: 7)
■Applicants must have their foreign educational credentials authenticated and assessed for their Canadian equivalency

Some aspects of the FSWC program have yet to be announced. These include the following:
■While the new selection criteria is expected to take effect in January, it has not yet been announced when exactly the government will begin accepting applications for review.
■No organization has yet been designated by CIC to conduct foreign education credential evaluations for the purposes of Canadian immigration
■In recent years caps or limits have been placed on the number of applications accepted for review. While no cap has been announced yet, it is very possible that such a measure will be implemented. Some proactive individuals are already preparing their applications so as to submit well before a potential quota is filled.

While not a complete picture, the Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration nevertheless sets a tone for immigration in both 2013 and the years to follow. Moving forward, CIC has taken care to make sure this tone is clear: immigrants are, as always, welcome in Canada.

 

[Along Came Angel]

Hi Along Came Angel,

Thank you very much!

- Let me understand your first point clearly....has CIC sent you the harp copy of Schedule A and asked it to fill-
up? You can download the form by yourself and fill it out in your PC in PDF format. If they haven't mentioned
about any other form, you don't need to.

- I might already mentioned that there is no relationship between PCC and payment. You can make the payment
soon after of your medical.

- You need to go to VFS with the docs. They will pack it up for you. But I believe they only carry your passport.
Other docs to be send by yourself thru postal service/courier. You can check it with VFS.

- Its good that your medical report has been landed over there. Yes, you should wait for two weeks as they
have instructed. They will surely contact you for any action item from your side. Otherwise, just go ahead
after two week with the submission of passport and other docs.

Hope this will help! Wish you all the best in your journey.

smiling_face

Thank you so much for your info. They have sent me the form (schedule A, medical form) I have already submitted the medical form when I did my medical test. I was thinking about the other form. I know I can download it and print it, but the problem is the form they send has a seal given about the date when it was issues and UCI my file number. So what do you say? Do I need to send tht or download and print? About VFS I heard tht thy take all papers and PP together. As I am waiting for the MR I can still make the payment for PR and keep it ready, so that I dont have to rush at the end..wht do u think?
Thanks to everyone who suggested me to change my address from my PP, and I was able to do that and got my PP today. will submit for PC tomorrow.

 

[Zihobar]

There was no necessity of receiving things...I relied only on the delivery. Every time I sent all my papers to this address thru DHL - I haven't seen any problem in my processing so far.

My passport in my hand with visa now.

I'm not saying you did wrong, just want to share about the instruction on their website. Anyway congratulation for your visa.