Dentist-3113

[kg_bang]

Hello Everyone.... i've been a member of the other forum since Jan of 2011. My first application on Oct. 2010 was returned due to incompleteness. I received my documents 3 months and 20 days after. I just sent my 2nd (full) application package last April 16, 2011.

Can i set my timeline here with you as one NOC, and Post June 26, 2010 applicant. Thank you.

NOC#3113
VO - Manila, Philippines
Application sent: April 16, 2011

Hi,

I want to know that which documents were not sent by you coz of which ur application returned?

kg

 

[capricorn66]

Hi,

I want to know that which documents were not sent by you coz of which ur application returned?

kg

Hello kg_bang, it was the Principal's Application form where i missed to answer the right Visa Office where my application should be processed. I answered the complete address which did not show the country in the box. And i forgot to fill up the date of my marriage hehehe. I can't even count how many times i checked and re-checked all questions and yet i missed some box to answer.

Capricorn

 

[mitz]

Im also under noc 3113. vo is manila. My status as of now is RBVO. Just wondering if it will take long before it will change to in process.

 

[toothfairy]

Hello Dr. Hasib. Thank you for the greetings. I was not allowed by my document analyst (from a visa consultancy) to submit 2 NOC. I just submitted credentials that i took schooling/training as Dental Hygienist, with Transcript of Records and Diploma. I also submitted an affidavit of undertaking stating all the General and detailed works of a dentist and at the same time doing the task of a dental hygienist since 2002.

Capricorn

@ Toothfairy> where is your VO??

Capricorn, My VO is London, I know London is a bit slow but I am hoping for the best.

 

[tajinder123]

To whom it may concern

This is to certify that Dr. tajinder123 has been working in “X dental care” as a Dentist since .... His position is full time, permanent, on a 40 hours per week basis & his salary is .....per month
He has been performing following duties which completely match with the duties of a Dental therapst :

• Diagnose disease, planning appropriate treatment
• Drill and fill cavities, extract teeth and replace portions of tooth crown.
• Take dental impressions using impression materials
• Remove stains and deposits from teeth to prevent tooth and root decay (sacling & polishing)
• Apply fluoride treatment
• Instruct patients regarding oral hygiene procedures
• Supervise dental assistants in their health care functions

He is sincere, dynamic, hard working & honest.
I wish him every success in his life


N.B: you need to modify the duties.

regards,
Dr.Hasib

do i need to send my job appointment letter too.

 

[Dr.Hasib]

do i need to send my job appointment letter too.

yes..check your NDVO checklist.

 

[capricorn66]

Capricorn, My VO is London, I know London is a bit slow but I am hoping for the best.

Thanks Toothfairy. It was very unusual to receive a PER in 1 and a half months only. I wish you all the best and so with our applications too.

 

[Dr.Hasib]

Hello Dr. Hasib. Thank you for the greetings. I was not allowed by my document analyst (from a visa consultancy) to submit 2 NOC. I just submitted credentials that i took schooling/training as Dental Hygienist, with Transcript of Records and Diploma. I also submitted an affidavit of undertaking stating all the General and detailed works of a dentist and at the same time doing the task of a dental hygienist since 2002.

Capricorn

@ Toothfairy> where is your VO??

Dear Capricorn,
Do you have Bachelor of Dental surgery degree? As you have diploma on Dental hygienist you surely can apply as Dental Hygienist (NOC 3222)
But to apply under NOC 3113 (dentist) you must have B.D.S degree.

N.B: A dentist can apply under 3113 or 3222 but a Dental hygienist/therapist is allowed to apply under 3222 only

regards,
Dr.Hasib

 

[Dr.Hasib]

Thanks Toothfairy. It was very unusual to receive a PER in 1 and a half months only. I wish you all the best and so with our applications too.

Currently applicants are getting PER within 30 days (however applicants like me who applied in Oct 2010, got PER after 120 days )
so it's not any more unusual

regards,
Dr.Hasib

 

[tajinder123]

yes..check your NDVO checklist.

could u send me the format of a job appointment letter?

 

[capricorn66]

Dear Capricorn,
Do you have Bachelor of Dental surgery degree? As you have diploma on Dental hygienist you surely can apply as Dental Hygienist (NOC 3222)
But to apply under NOC 3113 (dentist) you must have B.D.S degree.

N.B: A dentist can apply under 3113 or 3222 but a Dental hygienist/therapist is allowed to apply under 3222 only

regards,
Dr.Hasib

Greetings to you Dr. Hasib,
I finished my Bachelor of Science in Dental Medicine 1989 and took a preceptorship course for Dental Hygienist last 2002 as it is one of the in-demand job and high rate offer in Middle East. They need credentials as well. I also applied to our Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) a license to practice as Dental Hygienist. I submitted those credentials to CIO and fervently praying that they will consider it.

I checked with the bank where i purchased my Bank Draft, it has been en-cashed already. I assume they received my documents last April 25, 2011.
God speed,
Capricorn

 

[Dr.Hasib]

Greetings to you Dr. Hasib,
I finished my Bachelor of Science in Dental Medicine 1989 and took a preceptorship course for Dental Hygienist last 2002 as it is one of the in-demand job and high rate offer in Middle East. They need credentials as well. I also applied to our Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) a license to practice as Dental Hygienist. I submitted those credentials to CIO and fervently praying that they will consider it.

I checked with the bank where i purchased my Bank Draft, it has been en-cashed already. I assume they received my documents last April 25, 2011.
God speed,
Capricorn

Ohh, nice...
Hope you will get your PER within 30 days
regards,
Dr.Hasib

 

[prinsipe]

Hello fellow Dentists.

It was Oct. 22, 2010 when I submitted my application to Nova Scotia, Canada with high hopes of getting the first step to our Canadian dream. I can still remember the joy me and my wife felt when I receive the PER. The excitement when the 2nd AOR arrived. The anxiety all over waiting for the results of our Medical exam. We cannot hide our emotions when we learned about our PPR and the Decision Made status.

And now, today May 19, 2011 10:15am, after almost 7 months, the most awaited immigrant visa in in our hands. Nothing compares to the feeling of receiving your visa. Different kinds of emotions are felt. My wife cried because of happiness and relief. This is the fruit of our sacrifices, patience and some hardships.

We thank God for granting us this once in a lifetime opportunity. Every step of the way, He is with us. Our faith really helped us throughout the process.

Canadavisa forum , thank you for all the infos.

 

[toothfairy]

Hello fellow Dentists.

It was Oct. 22, 2010 when I submitted my application to Nova Scotia, Canada with high hopes of getting the first step to our Canadian dream. I can still remember the joy me and my wife felt when I receive the PER. The excitement when the 2nd AOR arrived. The anxiety all over waiting for the results of our Medical exam. We cannot hide our emotions when we learned about our PPR and the Decision Made status.

And now, today May 19, 2011 10:15am, after almost 7 months, the most awaited immigrant visa in in our hands. Nothing compares to the feeling of receiving your visa. Different kinds of emotions are felt. My wife cried because of happiness and relief. This is the fruit of our sacrifices, patience and some hardships.

We thank God for granting us this once in a lifetime opportunity. Every step of the way, He is with us. Our faith really helped us throughout the process.

Canadavisa forum , thank you for all the infos.

Congrats Principe!!!! I am truly happy for you, your efforts had finally paid off. Good luck on all your future endeavors. God bless your family

 

[mitz]

Congratulations prinsipe! Thanks for sharing us your story. You inspire all of the dentists waiting for PPR. God bless!