FSW 2014 Applicants Timeline- Lets Network Here.

[shahid_canadaim]

Dear Seniors,

Thanks to the Almighty that I have at last received my PER on 7-AUG-14 after so many mishaps by my agency.
Now I eagerly wanted to cancel the agreement with this agency.

Please advise me
1. Should I do this cancellation? Will there be any bad consequences that agency could do?
2. The processes of doing this as I only know my UCI?
3. Will there be any bad implication from CIC point of view?
4. In which step it should be better for cancellation?

Why do you want to Cancel ??

Regards,
Shahid

 

[felixtae]

I filed my application on 11 May but has not heard from CIC. Should I contact (email or phone) them to find out the status of my application? I could not find an email address on the CIC website. Does anyone know an email to contact CIC? Thanks.

 

[ANANJAY]

I filed my application on 11 May but has not heard from CIC. Should I contact (email or phone) them to find out the status of my application? I could not find an email address on the CIC website. Does anyone know an email to contact CIC? Thanks.

There was sunday on 11 th of may,14...
What was receiving date of your application???
Cic ic presently working on 13 may applications..

 

[felixtae]

Sorry, I meant 12 May. But since they started working on 13 May applications already, does it mean that my application was unsuccessful?

 

[dhanu 786]

Sorry, I meant 12 May. But since they started working on 13 May applications already, does it mean that my application was unsuccessful?

felixtae

it's not like that..CIC works in their fashion. You are certainly IN the race.

Kindly let us know your mode of payment of the fees? CC or DD

Chillax 8) 8) 8) 8)

 

[felixtae]

My lawyer purchased a foreign currency bank draft for the application fee.

 

[Pipis Husband]

Sorry, I meant 12 May. But since they started working on 13 May applications already, does it mean that my application was unsuccessful?

Check your credit card statement to see if you were charged or check with your bank to see if your DD was encashed. Alternatively, wait for your PER by email in about 6 weeks from now. Cheers.

 

[dhanu 786]

Dear All

I checked my ECAS status few mins back, it shows 8) 8) 8) 8) " IN PROCESS " ( we received your app on 9th may ) .


Does it mean that my DD encash ? and Eligibility review started ? :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(

Neel Brother

Your DD was encashed on 9th. Congrats....welcome to the next stage...

Mapple Leaf is calling US 8) 8) 8)
Lord Krishna bless us all!!

 

[zland]

Hi All,

While am filling Schedule A – BackgroundDeclaration form. father, mother ,brothers and sisters name are requested

do i need to make it exactly as it's in passport as i don't have their passport.

Thank you

 

[dhanu 786]

Hi All,

While am filling Schedule A – BackgroundDeclaration form. father, mother ,brothers and sisters name are requested

do i need to make it exactly as it's in passport as i don't have their passport.

Thank you

Go with the name as in some ID PROOF LIke Voter ID, Metric Certificate, Aadhar Card etc.

 

[DanielCoutinho]

The danger is that a letter that attempts to qualify for 2 different NOCs may be interpreted by CIC as not qualifying for either, because the minimum requirement is one year full time in your primary NOC. If you are only doing half time in one NOC and half time in the other that's not full time.

It would be far better to have one letter from one employer for one NOC and a different letter from a different employer for the other NOC.

But the problem is it is exactly the same employer. There is no other employer. I have been working in this job for 2 years now and I have the same duties a Purchasing manager and a Property administrator have in a daily basis. How am I supposed to separate one from the other or get another employer to sign if they are one and the same? I mean, what I was imagining was that CIC would open one of the applications and figure "Hey this guys does a lot more than a Purchasing manager does" and the same would apply for the other application. Is that a problem?

 

[zland]

My wife is the main applicant
While am filling form Generic Application Form for Canada [IMM 0008] . i have to fill current occupation :
the problem that my wife is currently not working and she is accompanying me at this time where am working at kuwait.

so can i fill it as N/A or Acompanying spouse

Thanks

 

[nskatcv]

But the problem is it is exactly the same employer. There is no other employer. I have been working in this job for 2 years now and I have the same duties a Purchasing manager and a Property administrator have in a daily basis. How am I supposed to separate one from the other or get another employer to sign if they are one and the same? I mean, what I was imagining was that CIC would open one of the applications and figure "Hey this guys does a lot more than a Purchasing manager does" and the same would apply for the other application. Is that a problem?

Why don't you get two separate letters from your employer with each detailing duties pertaining to only one NOC. Ask him that you need to apply for two different positions.

Regards

 

[nskatcv]

My wife is the main applicant
While am filling form Generic Application Form for Canada [IMM 0008] . i have to fill current occupation :
the problem that my wife is currently not working and she is accompanying me at this time where am working at kuwait.

so can i fill it as N/A or Acompanying spouse

Thanks

Housewife and Homemaker are two other options to write in such a situation.

Regards

 

[DanielCoutinho]

Why don't you get two separate letters from your employer with each detailing duties pertaining to only one NOC. Ask him that you need to apply for two different positions.

Regards

I appreciate the reply but doesn't that sound wrong? I mean, if anyone compares the 2 applications, they will ask why does the same employee say I my duty is to do something in one letter and in the other letter something completely different. I don't know, for some reason it sounds wrong... really would like more feedback on the matter.