aero_aayush said:Pls check about money order, one application was returned because they dont accept money order
what about certified cheque ? has anybody done this before ? and about my frist question, do you have any idea? I appreciate it
aero_aayush said:Pls check about money order, one application was returned because they dont accept money order
I paid my application fee with money order! and already received PER.aero_aayush said:Pls check about money order, one application was returned because they dont accept money order
You must have at least 12 months of full-time, or an equal amount in part-time, skilled work experience. Full-time work means at least 30 hours of paid work per week.moo said:what about certified cheque ? has anybody done this before ? and about my frist question, do you have any idea? I appreciate it
Sorry ! and thanks for correction. The rejected application I referred to was due paying fees by money order in USD. They will accept CAD only. I stand corrected ...N_O said:It is accepted for sure! Here is a link to CIC that explains how to pay your fees, http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/result.asp?lob=fsw&cat=Permanent+Residence
nadbp said:I have a question that may be stupid...
I have not got my PhD degree yet but I have a Master's degree, so my highest level of education in IMM 0008 should be Master. Is my understanding correct?
What do you fill?
If you are undergoing an EDE (Excessive demand exempt) medical exam, then immigration cannot declare you medically inadmissible come what may. This applies if you are applying under the spousal sponsorship route.ASG said:Question regarding the medical exam:
I suppose that people bring their medical chart and everything?
What kind of things can be used to refuse immigration status based on medical exam (I wonder because I made one ER trip and had a bunch of follow up exams that led nowhere, can this be used to refuse an application?).
Thanks!!!!!
Good to know, thanks!!!!S_Govind said:If you are undergoing an EDE (Excessive demand exempt) medical exam, then immigration cannot declare you medically inadmissible come what may. This applies if you are applying under the spousal sponsorship route.
All other economic immigration programs are designated as Non-EDE and are subjected to the statutory regulations. Any condition that can reasonably be expected to cause an excessive demand can lead to a fairness letter and in some cases an unfavorable decision
e.g: Diabetes that leads to organ failure (e.g kidney failure). What really depends here is the prognosis for the next 10 years
In some cases medical furtherance may be required leading to additional tests and referral to a specialist
Long story short: your trip to the ER cannot lead to a refusal outright. However, be honest with the doctor as to what happened and you should sail through
good luck !!
Hello there,arm739 said:I got My GCMS for the first time. Here is the summary:
Page 2:
Assessments:
Eligibility: Not started
Security: Not Started
Criminality: In process
Medical: Not started
Application Assignment:
Assigned to : FA01772
Page 3:
Assigned by: RK6165
Due date: 2014/3/30
Total points I was awarded (I guess by CIO):
Age: 10
Years of Education (Greater than or equal to 17): 25
Years of Experience 4: Point: 21
Language: 12
Adaptability (Spouse education): 4
Total: 72
Any suggestion my friends? What else should I look into?
However, I still do not have a good feeling about my application since my RA letter was not prepared well ( my duties were not explained in details). Shall I update them with a detailed one?
Cheers,
It seems that your application hasn't been pre-assessed by Ottawa's officers, it would be better to update your reference letters if they aren't strong enough.arm739 said:Now, I see the note. I has been said that "letter of reference related to work experience on file-not verified."
What is that?aidina said:Have you ever guys heard anything about the "internal processing" prior to finalizing the PR application? Any idea?