I got my notes last week, and pretty much all sections were blank for my spouse. I guess you are right they wouldn't disclose the info other than mine because of the privacy law or something.bb_imm said:
The due date is Sept 22 2012, and it said my file is still in Buffalo. I think it is being transferred to other VO.bb_imm said:
hhagaballa said:
dear WNIBCWNIBC said:
I have a quick question regarding GCMS notes. When you applied for it, did you receive the actual GCMS notes by mail or by email?bb_imm said:
I got mine by email. When you fill out the form, you can choose you want to receive it by mail or email.help101 said:
hhagaballa said:dear WNIBC
i have to say many thx to you
i like your way to explain to the extend of i want now to submit in BC, just to gain your valuable advices
any way i really thout about BC but the reason which make me thought about SK or manitoba is that they have few people there compared to BC .. i just thought about what province needs more people
The idea is not wrong at first.
But it does not matter where in Canada.
Workers everywhere are wanted.
The question is where do you get faster, an employer?
And where is the PNP program easier?
And since I've heard it will be easier in SK and MB.
But there were the demands made harder.
So it's really not that simple
What is already easy in life?
... :
i have an experience in the skilled workers program but it stoped to the mid of 2013 ..so i guess PNP will be suitable for me ...Yes, they have stopped the program.
Because at the end of the year, come new immigration rules.
In particular, the Skilled Worker Program.
And there's no one knows exactly what is going to change there.
Another reason that there are very many applications.
And the Immigration Department can not process the many applications.
you have my info. in the previous post .. now i want to know if im eligible in BC program ..
I can only speak from BC.
For the other provinces have different rules in force.
Since you have to find yourself on the websites.
Or read here in the forum.
Until you have all the information together.
In BC it is so, it must be your occupation in the NOC list in skill level 0, A or B.
In general, it is so. There are other rules for the Skill Level C and D.
I do not know what is your profession.
And what is your skill level.
I think that's one reason why many go then to SK or MB.
Because there the requirements are not as high.
And so it is easier in the PNP program from these provinces to come.
So you are able to apply later to the PR.
But more information you can found here ....
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/Welcome.aspx
i don't understant about job offer at all ... in the skilled workers program it was about my work experience certificates .. should i contact an employer in canada first and get an official letter from that employer ??
i really don't understand ..
That's not quite right.
As I said several times it was here are very many differences in the PNP program.
In BC it is so. You need an employer wants to hire you.
The employer needs a LMO.
If the employer has the LMO, you can apply for a work permit.
Then you come to Canada (BC) and work for the employer at least 9 months.
Then you can apply for the PNP.
If you get the nomination of the province you have to apply for 6 months the PR.
what about IELTS score??That is one reason why I applied through the PNP program.
In the PNP Program of BC, you don't need any IELTS test.
Anyway if you are in the Skill Level 0, A or B
This may be regulated differently in other provinces.
Therefore, it is really hard to predict what is the rule in Canada
Because PNP is independent of the federal program.
it's ok about the processing time but the fees are very high .. my application was only 550 CDN why so expensive ...
about the representive, i really can't afford it ..
First of all .... Immigration is not cheap
Everyone wil make money.
And you must pay ;D
And since you want to apply in the province, you must then pay a fee for the province.
Then your application goes to the Federal Immigration Department.
And you must also pay a fee. Since it is a different authority.
And so the immigrants paid a lot of money.
Why so much money does a lawyer is a mystery.
Because most of the work you must make by yourself .
The attorney then writes everything in the applications and then sends it.
At first I wanted to hire an attorney
I was too lazy to make the requests.
But when I heard what the prosecutor wanted to have money.
Then I say, no, that'll do it themselves.
So I've made both motions alone.
And I've saved a lot of money.
now i just need to know if im eligible for BC and plz explain to me in details how to be eligible and the first few steps ...
thx again my friend
much appreciated
@ WNIBC,WNIBC said:
hhagaballa said:@ WNIBC,
again thank you very much.
I still have some inquires and i'm sorry if i didn't get some of what you wrote.
Simply, do you mean that it doesn't matter SK or MP? I mean is there any problem for me with BC PNP??
I almost read the whole web site of BC PNP and i'm interested in this program but i'm still confused unfortunatel
In principle it is, it does not matter in which province you are.
You must meet the requirements of the province.
And there are many differences.
In some Pronvinzen the requirements are higher than in other provinces.
So many try to go to those provinces where the requirements are not as high.
...could you please tell now what my skill level according to my profission?
Check out the link to an NOC from the list I sent.
You have to search, what profession suits you.
And what is important, PNP is an employer program
And because it is important what you get for a job.
Sorry i didn't get what you want to say.. Do you advice me to go to SK or MB because they have easy program?
That's what I've described above.
It looks like it's easier in MB or SK.
Because the request is not so high.
But there are changes made by the provinces.
What is current today may already be history tomorrow.
What is PR?
Permanent Residence ......
Then what everyone wants, otherwise you need not apply in the PNP program.
What is LMO?
Simply said, this is the permission for the employer, that he can hire a foreign worker.
The LMO is an issue for the employer.
With this theme you have nothing to do.
This is all a task for the employer.
how to come to Canada for 9 months only and then apply to PNP??!!I'm so sorry my friend i'm really confused.
I need to know the normal steps. i hope you understand me.
It's simple. You come to Canada with a work permit.
Unlike you have no chance.
Furthermore, we write here all the time You must be in Canada and work legally here
Only then you can apply for the PNP.
And the 9 months related to BC.
That does not mean you can go back home after 9 months.
The 9 months are the minimum requirements for Canadian work experience.
The longer you work in Canada, the better it is.
Because in Canada, the work experience counts almost more like the qualification.
What is the relation bet. immigration visa and work permit visa??
I do not quite understand the question correctly?
What do you mean by dne relationship between two visas?
If you come to Canada with a PR, you have complete freedom.
That said, you are independent from each employer.
You can work where ever you want.
You can do any work.
With a work visa you do not have the freedom.
You can not work where you want.
You are dependent on the employer.
For the employer, you can get lucky or not.
By that I mean, it's a good company and not a company that treats foreign workers badly
There are many examples.
And this is always a risk with the work permit.
You do not know what a company at the end.
Really there is no need of IELTS???
That is correct.
That is one reason why I went through the PNP program.
But as I said, the requirements are changing rapidly.
What is this year is possible.
May have changed in the next year already.
About fees i got what you said my friend thank you
Yes, it is not cheap.
The cost for one person are quick by $ 2,000
These are only the costs and fees that everyone must pay.
I can't afford an attorney or any representative at all specially after knowing of these all fees i should pay..Yes that's a lot of money.
And there is no guarantee that you will get the visa then really.
So I'm not talking about the work visa.
I mean the PR visa.
Because if a lawyer says it's 100% sure that you get the visa if you take the lawyer.
Then he is not telling the truth.
Because he makes not a decision.
The decision will be made by the Immigration Department.
And this makes the decision and not the lawyer.
so, i want to start with BC PNP
That's a long way.
And the first thing you need to read a lot, so you understand how the system works.
And you must find an employer.
Then work a few months.
And then maybe you will have the opportunity.....
thx again my friend and im sorry for these all questios ..WNIBC said:
