CONGRATESSSSSSSSSSSnoolan said:
Really? I didn't know that. The site stressed that it was only Damascus and it was only with Iranians!!!! That was pretty depressing, I mean the feeling of being discriminated. Although it is still very frustrating to know that they are giving a 14-yr study point to those who have studied much longer. What is the logic behind such decision? Do u have any idea?Dr.Hasib said:
u have to wait a little bit dear. Me 2 same as ur situation...E-case is not updated...please provide us with ur details to add u to our international traching spreadsheet...regards.SatishMan said:
Updated dear....u did a great job...remind us plz with ur VO...with my best wishesnoolan said:
Noolan, IELTS is the most difficult part. Did you provide them a new IELTS TRF?noolan said:
Yes Katyspring, IELTS was the hardest part. I tried my best to get another IELTS results, but the British Council refused. I sent all my those emails to CIO and in the explanatory letter wrote that I could provide IELTS RESULTS, if i get my file number. so i just sent a photocopy of the results.katyspring said:
Do you have any feedback about David Cohen law firm immigration services? specially about huge amounts of money which may be asked later.westwards said:Hi Cam,
The ones I am talking about are operating from India, of which some seem to be legitimate who have registered offices. They are not head hunters as most of them create a vacancy matching the NOC. It depends on the occupational demand, like for hospitality sector, retails sales clerks, long-haul truck drivers, mechanics, etc they have ready vacancies. But for most "white collar" jobs such as Sales/Marketing managers, technical managers, etc they have to do more legwork. The whole process consumes a lot of money, which is eventually paid by the applicant.
There is one Canada based Law firm I know that assists in AEO. They seem to be genuine and have a registered office in BC. Here's the link ;
A word of caution, most of these agents/law firms will not ask for huge amounts of fees in the beginning. Initially they ask for a nominal- so called "Application / processing charges" and later lure clients into paying more monies. Given the high number of frauds in this arena, I would strongly suggest to first exhaust all other means (self job search,Quebec, PNP, etc) before availing any services from them. It's a risk and as I mentioned before, for many it has worked.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
So, hopefully the process is gonna be fine with you. I'm very happy to know that you have found this nice person in CIC to give you some consultation as to how you should reapply.noolan said:
Rohan,Rohan09 said:
such as they need approval, they are busy, don’t have access…etc. But keep in mind you have paid bank charges for BD and they are bound to help you. It would greatly help if you already are a ICICI bank customer. Just tell them you have applied for Canadian immigration and you don’t know if your application has been accepted and knowing the BD status is the only way you can find out.
