ALLIED EMPLOYMENT AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES

[ghostwhisper_03]

I'm new to this forum, I thank god I found this because I have some questions regarding the legitimacy of ALLIED EMPLOYMENT AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES. joinallied is introduced to me by my aunt, earlier this january we started our application to them. Me and my husband are both nurses who are also planning to go to canada. So we have sent our pre assessment of our documents to allied, we also have sent our payment which is 850 CAD., until now we our on our process...We had already receive a package of documents from the College of Nurses of Ontario. Kindly help us because until now we are still in doubt about the credibility of this agency? Is there anyone who have been applying to this same agency? Is this agency a scam??

 

[bickyii]

i am not sure if you are under right discission area, this is for applicants who applied under CEC..

anyways, regarding your query, as far as i know CIC have removed nurses catagory from FSW program this year. I know lot of nurses got immigration under fast track visa within a year in last 1-2 years. to make sure just check new catagory list, nurses are no longer in the list.

 

[jes_ON]

There's not enough information in the original post to understand what the $850 fee was for. But I can tell you that is not enough for a permanent residence application - so it's not clear what you mean by "in process."

If your application was not already submitted and you're looking at a future application, at best Allied would be helping you with finding an employer under a temporary work permit (from which you may become eligible for other programs) or the FSW arranged employment stream. And bickyii is correct, nursing is no longer a selected occupation for the FSW "occupations" stream...

I can't tell you if they are legit or successful. I can tell you that, depending on when you first "applied" for their services, nursing was on the select occupations list, but the FSW program was suspended last year, and the new list of preferred occupations released very recently by CIC. So the "delay" may not be Allied's fault. I can tell you that your application will go nowhere unless you get assessed and registered under the College.

I can also tell you that nursing in Ontario is an occupation that is currently under strain - Most facilities that hire nurses are underfunded for nursing staff, many nurses have a difficult time finding full-time positions (don't know if that is true for all provinces), and that many Canadian nurses go to the USA for jobs and better working conditions.

So - I'm not saying "don't do it," I am saying, be informed. You may wait a long time, and even if you were successful obtaining work permits, it will not be easy once you get here... You might want to do more research and possibly consider a different province...

 

[ghostwhisper_03]

This is the program package offered by the Allied Immigration, this is what we're applying for, not the FSW program, because it is temporary close for this year according to them.
Foreign Contract Worker - (Points Not Required) Applying as a Foreign Contract Worker is FREE when you avail of our services as we do not charge any placement fee. Immigration documentation and all other associated expenses are paid by our Employer as part of the package agreed upon by the hospitals and the sponsoring healthcare facility. After 1 year of working in Canada, you are entitled to apply for Permanent Residency under the Canadian Experience Class Program. You can also get a chance to bring your family to Canada to live with you at your own expense.

The 850 Canadian Dollars that we had sent to them thru western union is to cover the mailing expenses, and for the registration package for a general class by the college of Nurses of Ontario. Is Allied Employment and Immigration Services legit?

 

[sashali78]

This is the program package offered by the Allied Immigration, this is what we're applying for, not the FSW program, because it is temporary close for this year according to them.
Foreign Contract Worker - (Points Not Required) Applying as a Foreign Contract Worker is FREE when you avail of our services as we do not charge any placement fee. Immigration documentation and all other associated expenses are paid by our Employer as part of the package agreed upon by the hospitals and the sponsoring healthcare facility. After 1 year of working in Canada, you are entitled to apply for Permanent Residency under the Canadian Experience Class Program. You can also get a chance to bring your family to Canada to live with you at your own expense.

The 850 Canadian Dollars that we had sent to them thru western union is to cover the mailing expenses, and for the registration package for a general class by the college of Nurses of Ontario. Is Allied Employment and Immigration Services legit?

Maybe it's just me but i still don't understand what this program is. Can you be more specific, what does the program offers you?
1. Arranged employment/job offer in Canada?
2. Just help/advice with securing job offer in Canada?
3. Any other service or expenses they cover?

 

[AnilGurung]

I think this would help you out.
http://www.fraudwatchers.org/forums/showthread.php?t=52520

But to me.. sending a large amount of western Union is always bad. why?Cause you can't get it back.

Good luck.