I agree with what you said- I also think that when mentioning something that can help others out in this website, it should be written in English, and I have said this also. The tone of your message wasn't right. You could have been a litter nicer. These people could have been talking about something else, who knows, but I'm sure they know well enough to speak in English if it's about something on topic, there is always Google translate. People should respect other people's cultures and languages.belee1985 said:
. Anyone with common understanding will get the point And I wasn't being mean or anything, but when things are being asked over and over again, it is normal that some people get frustrated after a while, when it is just being blatantly ignored. We're not in kindergarten anymore, we should all know what is ok I believe this person has translated in English what they said, after writing in their language.belee1985 said:Thanks for your support. Not everything had to be taken literally
Sorry if you find it that way belee. But DISRESPECT is a strong word when everyone here is in good faith they dont mean to disrespect anyone by communicating.belee1985 said:Thanks for your support. Not everything had to be taken literally
Canada has the OLA (Official Languages Act), which stipulates that French and English are the two official languages. Just thought I'd remind you, since you seem to enjoy law just as much as me )))Good point out! I do love law, I'm studying it.belee1985 said:Misletoes: yeah I know, but I've noticed on several posts that many people have complained about that and this specific individuals are not taking it into account, that is all. I did not want to offend anyone, my bad.
Canadianswife: Fyi, the United States constitution does not mention anything about an official language: the United States does not have an official language (for now, but some presidential candidates seek to amend the constitution for that purpose), even though the de facto language is English
why put a sad face sissy..? cheer up.. we never know.. maybe waiting game for ppr will be over by next week.. or the week after.. ?dadaem said:
you have something to keep you busy.. something to divert your attention.. don't over stress yourself.. everything comes to an end right?? 
look forward...and you will see things very clear...the reward for all this waiting is very high, being with the love one; everything is coming with a price I know it's easy to say than done but we have to keep ourseves into a balance.. .
I.N said:Dadaem,
Adventurier is right, the whole process is to stressfull, and it will always be until the end, you just have to focus on a biger picture... not look just of today and tomorrow, you could become very "dizzy"
Keep yourself bussy, as much as you can, carring about others and about things around you more than usual that could help...
God always know what we need....
Best of luck!
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everyone is looking forward to all those rewards you mentioned I.N
to ksunny congrats on your ppr!
Congrats ksunny....TO answer your question. Yes, I think the RCMP clearance is required in your case. Since you said its been 6 weeks you applied for one, I would suggest you to follow up with RCMP on the status of request. Rest all would be okay...ksunny said:
Hi Srinivas.vadapallisrinivas.vadapalli said:
Ima hug you right now!adventurer said:why put a sad face sissy..? cheer up.. we never know.. maybe waiting game for ppr will be over by next week.. or the week after.. ?
Thanks adventurer! Will post an update soon. 
