FILIPINOS Applying for FSW Page.

[gcctocanada]

Hello people! I am new to this page. I received my file # last April 12. I got married last June so I can bring my husband with me. Right now I am waiting for my new passport which is arriving tomorrow. I had to change my family name kasi. Our marriage contract has just been electronically filed with NSO so hopefully makukuha ko ang NSO marriage contract within this week.

Here are some of my questions which I hope someone can enlighten me:

1. Is it okay that I have 4 bank accounts? 1 is my ATM payroll account with Metrobank, 1 is my ATM savings with the same bank, 1 passbook account with PNB (opened last October 2009 per instruction of my agency) and the last one is a joint account with my husband opened this June 2010. as long as it is enough for the amount required for both of you

2. One of my previous employers do not have a dry seal. Is it okay to submit a certificate of employment without a dry seal? I think the company only has the rubber stamp. Huhu.almost all company here in the middles east only have stamp seal, mine is also blue ink stamp only ;D

3. For discrepancies that require affidavits, is it acceptable that I only make 1 affidavit for everything? Like when I explain that I applied as single but got married last June, why my husband can only produce a certification that he is a BSN graduate but can't produce the TOR since CHED has not released their Special Order # yet. This I am not sure, better to call VO manila for this

4. As proof of relationship with my sister who is a permanent resident of Canada, I only have her NSO birth certificate and a certified true copy of her permanent resident card. Will that suffice? I have read somewhere in this forum that they made a family tree like illustration because you change you name already right?

These are my questions for now. Please help....anybody. My agency is not that helpful that's why I need to ask around.

Congratulations to those who have made it. Sana kami rin. Hehe. God bless everyone!

Ito ung guides:

PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP IN CANADA (IF APPLICABLE)
•Proof of relationship to your close relative in Canada, such as birth, marriage or adoption certificates.
•If your close relative is a permanent resident of Canada: photocopy of his or her Record of Landing (IMM 1000), Confirmation of Permanent Residence or Permanent Resident Card.
•If your close relative is a Canadian citizen: proof of Canadian citizenship, such as a photocopy of pages of a Canadian passport or Canadian citizenship card.
•Proof that your relative is currently living in Canada.

sana makatulong sayo to...God bless sa atin...

regards ;D

 

[nars]

Nars, exactly one week ka pa lang from decision made, baka next week meron na yan. Saan ka sa Canada?

yup exactly one week na today after e-cas change to decision made...nalilito lang ako kung after two weeks or in two weeks padadala pabalik ang PP natin :-\...either sa brampton or mississauga ako

 

[gcctocanada]

Bahrain naman ako...update update nlang tayo kasi minsan dito sa forum nakita ko, ung mga magkakabatch meron sila sariling kwentuhan hahaha, pero minsan sumasagot naman sila sa mga tanong ng mga new comers like us.

 

[datuganol]

Hello po... just wondering what are the things written in the 2nd AOR? yan na po ba ung med request? paki enlighten naman kaming hindi pa nakakakuha ng 2nd AOR? thanks..

 

[gcctocanada]

Hello po... just wondering what are the things written in the 2nd AOR? yan na po ba ung med request? paki enlighten naman kaming hindi pa nakakakuha ng 2nd AOR? thanks..

2nd AOR is just simply: When VO is requesting for further documents like Police clearance from Saudi or other country you had been, CHC sometimes combines that with medical request (wow). Tell me what is in your 2nd AOR when you get it. ... I still have to get mine also...

 

[datuganol]

2nd AOR is just simply: When VO is requesting for further documents like Police clearance from Saudi or other country you had been, CHC sometimes combines that with medical request (wow). Tell me what is in your 2nd AOR when you get it. ... I still have to get mine also...

Definitely gcc, i will tell u once i'll get good news from my consultant... so maybe my 2nd aor would be medical request plus final embassy payment, coz as far as i am concenred, i submitted everything,... even my soul..lol 8)

 

[gcctocanada]

Definitely gcc, i will tell u once i'll get good news from my consultant... so maybe my 2nd aor would be medical request plus final embassy payment, coz as far as i am concenred, i submitted everything,... even my soul..lol 8)

hahaha funny you...Most probably the medical and Right of Permanent Residence Fee (490CAD for you and another 490CAD for spouse). The medical is a bit expensive too 98BDinar for principal and 63BD for spouse, sa pinas mga kiddos kaya maybe tag4,000 each hahaha.before tayo mag lang ubos na POF ko.

 

[AnGeLJaDe]

Ito ung guides:

PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP IN CANADA (IF APPLICABLE)
•Proof of relationship to your close relative in Canada, such as birth, marriage or adoption certificates.
•If your close relative is a permanent resident of Canada: photocopy of his or her Record of Landing (IMM 1000), Confirmation of Permanent Residence or Permanent Resident Card.
•If your close relative is a Canadian citizen: proof of Canadian citizenship, such as a photocopy of pages of a Canadian passport or Canadian citizenship card.
•Proof that your relative is currently living in Canada.

sana makatulong sayo to...God bless sa atin...

thanks a lot po. you have been very helpful especially with my dilemma about the dry seal po. God bless!
regards ;D

 

[gcctocanada]

My pleasure dear...Update us what happened. nandito lang kami.

 

[isay]

yup exactly one week na today after e-cas change to decision made...nalilito lang ako kung after two weeks or in two weeks padadala pabalik ang PP natin :-\...either sa brampton or mississauga ako

nars sa mississauga dn ako i'll be staying with my friend, ako lng muna aalis dhil may class pa kids ko. May application for elligibility ka na sa CNO. klan sked mo CIIP mine is july 28 & 29.

 

[datuganol]

hahaha funny you...Most probably the medical and Right of Permanent Residence Fee (490CAD for you and another 490CAD for spouse). The medical is a bit expensive too 98BDinar for principal and 63BD for spouse, sa pinas mga kiddos kaya maybe tag4,000 each hahaha.before tayo mag lang ubos na POF ko.

gcc, magisa lng akong pupunta eh :-(... Dun na ako maghahanap ng lifetime partner...

 

[nars]

nars sa mississauga dn ako i'll be staying with my friend, ako lng muna aalis dhil may class pa kids ko. May application for elligibility ka na sa CNO. klan sked mo CIIP mine is july 28 & 29.

actually may application packages na ko, downloaded from their website, sa CNO(ontario), CRNA(alberta), SRNA(saskatchewan) kaso sa canada nako magaaply...mas maganda nga kung ikaw muna aalis kasi maghahanap kapa ng trabaho doon at para makadiskarte ka ng maayos

 

[nars]

CEMAR po yung binigay ng NSO...

Me nag-advise nga po sa amin, isang immigrant consultant, ang sinasabi nya, accepted daw po, yung he is previously married but not legally separated and at present is in a common-law partnership. Me mga client daw po silang ganito rin ang naging sitwasyon, at na-aaprove. Basta daw me proper documentation kami ng common-law partnership namin, pwedeng ma-aaprove application. Case to case basis din daw kc yun pagdating sa immigration office...

Pero ang inaalala po kasi namin yung legalities, lalo na dito sa atin, di accepted ang ganitong relationship...

Thanks!

aside sa common path na CLP sa application for FSW ay may isa pa na hindi masyadong common...yun ay declaration of a conjugal partner...

You can sponsor a person as a conjugal partner(1) if
•that person is of the opposite or same sex,
•that person is residing outside Canada (that is, has, for legal purposes, a fixed, permanent and principal home outside Canada), and
•you have maintained a conjugal relationship with that person for at least one year, that is you have been in a committed and mutually interdependent relationship of some permanence where you have combined your affairs to the extent possible.
(1) This last category is intended for partners of Canadian sponsors who would ordinarily apply as
•common-law partners but cannot meet the definition, that is were not able to live together continuously for one year with their sponsor, or
•spouses, but marriage to their sponsor is usually not an available option to them,
usually because of marital status or sexual orientation, combined with an immigration barrier (for example, rules preventing partner and sponsor of long stays in one another's countries).
If your sponsorship is successful, your conjugal partner becomes a permanent resident of Canada but cannot exercise any rights or privileges associated with common-law status until you have cohabited for at least one year.

Source: Family Class Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
Part 1: The Sponsor's Guide pp. 6-7

 

[meldzgs]

maharlika at saka bubbles:


Tayo na yung sunod for PP.. eh ready na yung passport ninyo. Saan kayo ma destino sa canada? Ako i will be in halifax, nova scotia.

Maraming didto bagong mga members sa forum. Welcome sa inyo lahat. You will all realize all your dreams.
Just believe.

 

[nikka_ganda68]

aside sa common path na CLP sa application for FSW ay may isa pa na hindi masyadong common...yun ay declaration of a conjugal partner...

You can sponsor a person as a conjugal partner(1) if
•that person is of the opposite or same sex,
•that person is residing outside Canada (that is, has, for legal purposes, a fixed, permanent and principal home outside Canada), and
•you have maintained a conjugal relationship with that person for at least one year, that is you have been in a committed and mutually interdependent relationship of some permanence where you have combined your affairs to the extent possible.
(1) This last category is intended for partners of Canadian sponsors who would ordinarily apply as
•common-law partners but cannot meet the definition, that is were not able to live together continuously for one year with their sponsor, or
•spouses, but marriage to their sponsor is usually not an available option to them,
usually because of marital status or sexual orientation, combined with an immigration barrier (for example, rules preventing partner and sponsor of long stays in one another's countries).
If your sponsorship is successful, your conjugal partner becomes a permanent resident of Canada but cannot exercise any rights or privileges associated with common-law status until you have cohabited for at least one year.

Source: Family Class Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
Part 1: The Sponsor's Guide pp. 6-7

Maraming-maraming salamat po... It really feels great na me mga willing tumulong at mag-advice. Me napagtanungan na rin po akong taga-Toronto, same din po sinagot nya...

Right now po, hintay pa namin IELTS result nya, take cya sa aug.21 sa riyadh, sana maganda ang result ng IELTS nya, para maifile na namin by october cguro... keeping my fingers cross...

Goodluck po sa ating lahat!