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nishesh3003 said:
Oh Okay. That makes more sense.

Make sure you include the statement that the referring person is a 'Client' with whom you have worked in the past.

But try to get a Business Card attached because it reaffirms your case a little more.

Good luck!


Quick question,

If he does not have a Business card, does his company ID card help ?

Thanks,
 
Thomas1987 said:
nishesh3003 said:
Oh Okay. That makes more sense.

Make sure you include the statement that the referring person is a 'Client' with whom you have worked in the past.

But try to get a Business Card attached because it reaffirms your case a little more.

Good luck!


Quick question,

If he does not have a Business card, does his company ID card help ? YES. Much better than not being able to provide any evidence of his employment.

Thanks,
Snedden
 



Nishesh,

Thanks a ton! Most of the companies do not agree to give it on letter-head and its causing lot of issues. I employer was okay till last week, today he is saying something else as company cannot provide such letters :/


Thanks,
 
Thomas1987 said:
Nishesh,

Thanks a ton! Most of the companies do not agree to give it on letter-head and its causing lot of issues. I employer was okay till last week, today he is saying something else as company cannot provide such letters :/


Thanks,

You're welcome!
 
Oscar7 said:
[size=9pt] Thomas, Although Nishesh is doing a great job in trying to help a lot of people here, I strongly believe you should hire a immigration professional that can look at your case properly. You have tons of questions, very basic types just like immigrationland has, and some require a detailed look. In case you decide to overlook this suggestion rest assured your package has a high risk of returning. I can help you in suggesting a good professional guy who won't put a hole in the pocket and has a good record at Canada immigration basis several years of experience. But you will need to do the running around, rather than just place your a$$ in front of the computer screen most of the time, as you currently do! :) Think about it and make a wise decision since your list of questions are endless and detailed at times.



Good idea! Will inbox u.
 
Oscar7 said:
[size=9pt] Thomas, Although Nishesh is doing a great job in trying to help a lot of people here, I strongly believe you should hire a immigration professional that can look at your case properly. You have tons of questions, very basic types just like immigrationland has, and some require a detailed look. In case you decide to overlook this suggestion rest assured your package has a high risk of returning. I can help you in suggesting a good professional guy who won't put a hole in the pocket and has a good record at Canada immigration basis several years of experience. But you will need to do the running around, rather than just place your a$$ in front of the computer screen most of the time, as you currently do! :) Think about it and make a wise decision since your list of questions are endless and detailed at times.


Thank you buddy :)

Appreciate that.
 
hello

please help with following.
guide says:
Translation of documents
Any document that is not in English or French must be accompanied by:
• the English or French translation; and
• an affidavit from the person who completed the translation; and
• a certified copy of the original document.
i have 4 (10th and 12 th marksheet and certificates) in hinglish, so i got them translated from a reputed translator who gave translated document on letterhead with stamp, copy of original stamped and a letter on letter head saying they have done this translation.
now what is this affidavit thing??

what actually i need o send and what needs to be notarized?(apart from copies of original marksheets and certificates)
 
sarika18 said:
hello

please help with following.
guide says:
Translation of documents
Any document that is not in English or French must be accompanied by:
• the English or French translation; and
• an affidavit from the person who completed the translation; and
• a certified copy of the original document.
i have 4 (10th and 12 th marksheet and certificates) in hinglish, so i got them translated from a reputed translator who gave translated document on letterhead with stamp, copy of original stamped and a letter on letter head saying they have done this translation.
now what is this affidavit thing??

what actually i need o send and what needs to be notarized?(apart from copies of original marksheets and certificates)

hinglish ??

Is it both in English and Hindi or partly in the 2 languages ?

If its both in English and Hindi then you do not need a translation.
 
when will 9th may applicants get PER , CC was charged on 23 july-2014
 
sarika18 said:
hello

please help with following.
guide says:
Translation of documents
Any document that is not in English or French must be accompanied by:
• the English or French translation; and
• an affidavit from the person who completed the translation; and
• a certified copy of the original document.
i have 4 (10th and 12 th marksheet and certificates) in hinglish, so i got them translated from a reputed translator who gave translated document on letterhead with stamp, copy of original stamped and a letter on letter head saying they have done this translation.
now what is this affidavit thing??

what actually i need o send and what needs to be notarized?(apart from copies of original marksheets and certificates)

What is Hinglish, my friend?
 
sarika18 said:
hello

please help with following.
guide says:
Translation of documents
Any document that is not in English or French must be accompanied by:
• the English or French translation; and
• an affidavit from the person who completed the translation; and
• a certified copy of the original document.
i have 4 (10th and 12 th marksheet and certificates) in hinglish, so i got them translated from a reputed translator who gave translated document on letterhead with stamp, copy of original stamped and a letter on letter head saying they have done this translation.
now what is this affidavit thing??

what actually i need o send and what needs to be notarized?(apart from copies of original marksheets and certificates)

You neet to send photocopy of original+ translated doc (Notarized and stamped by mentioning that its a translated document).
 
Dear Seniors and Friends

I m preparing to send my document within this week since i ll get my WES on tuesday .I am preparing to send it on NOC 1111 financial auditor .What chances does i stand with ??will i be within cap ??
 
istagram said:
Dear Seniors and Friends

I m preparing to send my document within this week since i ll get my WES on tuesday .I am preparing to send it on NOC 1111 financial auditor .What chances does i stand with ??will i be within cap ??

Going by the CAP status you are absolutely fine.
 
http : //www . expatforum . com/canada/new-bill-to-lessen-visa-backlog-in-canada-becomes-law.html

Interesting news... Reason's to believe CIC will move fast with FSW applications going forward. May be it will take maximum a year (Same like 2013) if not any quicker.
 
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