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[ntaye]

Dear majorhell;
[size=10pt][size=10pt]Congratulations![/size][/size]
Amazingly your application time line coincides with mine even if we are from different VO's.

"We reviewed .... January 31, 2011.

Your application .... on May 12, 2011."
Hope we will receive our MR soon.

Natsmi

Okay guys an update for me too. ;D

We received your application for permanent residence on September 29, 2010.

We reviewed your application and sent you a letter on January 31, 2011. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.

Interview scheduled for May 12, 2011.

Your application was reviewed and we started processing on May 12, 2011.


Status Changed to : In Process 8)

 

[9jcanada]

Hey!
Start with the first one (evaluating exams) and go from there!
I already went through that successfully a couple of years back; so I will be focusing on the Qualifying and OSCE only as soon as I land.
And I think you are doing a lot of forward thinking starting the registrations process now! Anyone who wishes a quicker licensing should really be doing so; if only the VOs will co-operate and speed things up as well ???

Hey spokes,

How you dey sis?

Not sure how the licensing procedures is for you guys buy for Physiotherapists, the best advice is to start the credential evaluation before or while the immigration process is going on as one would have enough time and space to do the run around for documentation gathering sitting for Academic IELTS etc, and more importantly it safes a lot of time and stress so one can focus on preparing for exams and all that goes with relocation to another country once one gets to Canada.

Not minding that CIO are still holding on to my file, I have completed my credential evaluation and I am sitting for Part 1 (written) of the exam this summer. If I scale that (God wiling I will), I will be able to get a conditional registration (Temporary Licence) and work under supervision for few months when we finally move to Canada. That am hoping should give me some Canadian clinical orientation to sit the Part 2 (clinical exam).

My wife is also almost through with her Social Work Registration in Alberta.She may have to undergo a few months of supervised practice initially depending on the outcome of her evaluation process. The good news is, the job market for Physiotherapists and social workers in Canada is still very buoyant, if one can get over the immigration and the professional licensing hurdles.

9j

 

[POSITIVE]

Hi Indra,
can u pls post the ND VO specific facebook link...Thanks

'Confirmation Of Permanent Residence' document

Thanks,

Indira Prabhakaran.

 

[POSITIVE]

thanks for info 9jcanada...
in which province r u applying for licensure?
Can an RN apply for Ontario nursing board and then transfer to Alberta for job? or she would again need CRNE?
Is clinical exam compulsory after CRNE even in Alberta?

thanks

Hey spokes,

How you dey sis?

Not sure how the licensing procedures is for you guys buy for Physiotherapists, the best advice is to start the credential evaluation before or while the immigration process is going on as one would have enough time and space to do the run around for documentation gathering more importantly safe a lot of time and stress once one gets to Canada. Moreover, with credential evaluation out of the way before immigration, one can focus on the licensing exams.

I have completed my credential evaluation and I am sitting for Part 1 (written) of the exam this summer. If I scale that (God wiling I will), I will be able to get a conditional registration (Temporary Licence) and work under supervision for few months when we finally move to Canada. That am hoping should give me some Canadian clinical orientation to sit the Part 2 (clinical exam).

The good news is, the job market for Physios in Canada is still very buoyant if one can get over the immigration and the Licensing hurdles.

9j

 

[9jcanada]

thanks for info 9jcanada...
in which province r u applying for licensure?
Can an RN apply for Ontario nursing board and then transfer to Alberta for job? or she would again need CRNE?
Is clinical exam compulsory after CRNE even in Alberta?

thanks

We are applying for licensing in Alberta. However for physiotherapist, the credential evaluation and the exams are done nationally, i.e once you pass the National Physiotherapy Competency exams you can apply for license in any province in Canada, there are very minimal province specific requirements once the applicant has passed the 2 stages of the competency exam.

Not sure exactly how it works for RNs, but I think most health professions are moving towards a centralized/National competency exams. Why not check out the nursing registration board for each of the province you might be interested in and see what you can do now that you are still back in your home country. It would safe you a lot of time trust me.

I wish you all the best.

9j

 

[indira_prab]

Hi Indra,
can u pls post the ND VO specific facebook link...Thanks

Please try sending request to voyageaucanada@groups.facebook.com and the link to the group is https://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_201039329933249&ap=1.

Thanks,

Indira Prabhakaran.

 

[Shalom1]

Hello, i saw this same post in several threads and on behalf of this thread members i would like to say 'No Thanks' to the offer. We are so bonded and happy family here that we are determined to stick to this group for ever 8).
Further, what is the need for a separate thread for every stage of the process?
If you belong to the post June era, you are welcome to join this group
Thanks,
Indira Prabhakaran.

Hi Indira,
Good advice,
+1 from me.

Shalom

 

[aaycee]

Hi Friends..
I have sent two or three queries to ND VO through case specific inquiry in last fifteen days but have not received any auto generated response of confirmation. But earlier when ever I sent any inquiry I have gotten the email on the same time about the confirmation.
Has It happened with anybody else too?Huh
Does it mean that my query has not reached them? What should I do?

Thanks
AC

 

[indira_prab]

Hi Indira,
Good advice,
+1 from me.
Shalom

Thanks Shalom . Looks like this guy is not going to stop! He is literally posting the same **** in all possible threads of this forum :

Indira Prabhakaran.

 

[indira_prab]

Hi Friends..
I have sent two or three queries to ND VO through case specific inquiry in last fifteen days but have not received any auto generated response of confirmation. But earlier when ever I sent any inquiry I have gotten the email on the same time about the confirmation.
Has It happened with anybody else too?Huh
Does it mean that my query has not reached them? What should I do?
Thanks
AC

I thought there was a number to call them?

Thanks,

Indira Prabhakaran.

 

[ntaye]

Dear majorhell;
[size=10pt][size=10pt]Congratulations![/size][/size]
Amazingly your application time line coincides with mine even if we are from different VO's.

"We reviewed .... January 31, 2011.

"Your application .... on May 12, 2011."
Hope we will receive our MR soon.

Natsmi

Okay guys an update for me too. ;D

We received your application for permanent residence on September 29, 2010.

We reviewed your application and sent you a letter on January 31, 2011. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.

Interview scheduled for May 12, 2011.

Your application was reviewed and we started processing on May 12, 2011.


Status Changed to : In Process 8)

 

[mayankpandya]

Congrats Temasek....

I think you are the first one from SG Vo who get it...

Good Luck..

Regards,
Mayank

BREAKING NEWS - SINGAPORE VO!

Got back my Passports, with Visa, and COPR this morning! Cheers.

 

[kg_bang]

Hey spokes,

How you dey sis?

Not sure how the licensing procedures is for you guys buy for Physiotherapists, the best advice is to start the credential evaluation before or while the immigration process is going on as one would have enough time and space to do the run around for documentation gathering sitting for Academic IELTS etc, and more importantly it safes a lot of time and stress so one can focus on preparing for exams and all that goes with relocation to another country once one gets to Canada.

Not minding that CIO are still holding o to my file, I have completed my credential evaluation and I am sitting for Part 1 (written) of the exam this summer. If I scale that (God wiling I will), I will be able to get a conditional registration (Temporary Licence) and work under supervision for few months when we finally move to Canada. That am hoping should give me some Canadian clinical orientation to sit the Part 2 (clinical exam).

My wife is also almost through with her Social Work Registration in Alberta.She may have to a few months of supervised practice initially depending on the outcome of her evaluation process. The good news is, the job market for Physiotherapists and social workers in Canada is still very buoyant, if one can get over the immigration and the professional licensing hurdles.

9j

Hi 9j,

I am planning to apply under 3142.
How difficult is the process of credential evaluation?
If this part is not done then I cant even work as assisstant physio in canada?

Regards,
kg

 

[Moori]

congratulation moori
i m very happy to hear about your success and expect you to be one of the greatest pharnacist in canad
you deserve it man

Thank you a lot Beshocar for your honouring words which I value a lot Wishing you the same and more for a successful future in canada

 

[Moori]

BREAKING NEWS - SINGAPORE VO!

Got back my Passports, with Visa, and COPR this morning! Cheers.

Wonderful Temasek Congratulations and welcome to canada ;D