Help In IELTS Argent plzz
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PMM said:
Thx for ur help Mr.PMM
I'm not native English speaker
i didn't Take IELTS exam yet
depends on ur Answer that mean:
i have to send Application and a photocopy of my passport and the Money only That even after 10th April Changes .
another question
what the 10th April changes mean ???
Thx again for ur nice help and forgive me for asking u alot cuz u know it's sensitive situation
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raj india
do contact me or add me at tomy_nice2000 at yahoo dot com
or raj_vasanth at skype
i thank this forum to get band 8 in IELTS test..thanks a lot
for complete training details visit--->http://onlineieltshelp.blogspot.com/
http://onlineieltshelp dot blogspot dot com
thank you
raj india
PMM said:
would you please till me what is this in red colour
Citizenship and Immigration Canada to streamline language proficiency assessment
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 17:29
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Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced today that the Canadian government will reduce application processing delays by streamlining language proficiency assessment for Federal Skilled Worker and Canadian Experience Class applications.
For all applications received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada on or after April 10, 2010, immigration officers will be determining applicants’ language proficiency based on documentation submitted at the time the application is assessed, and will no longer be giving applicants an opportunity to provide additional documents supporting their language proficiency.
Currently, if an immigration officer feels that an applicant has not adequately proved his or her language proficiency with documentation, they may contact the applicant and afford the opportunity to provide results of a third-party test, such as the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) test.
However, as of April 10, 2010, this option will no longer be provided to applicants. Language proficiency will be assessed solely on information the applicant has provided at the time of submission. It is therefore advisable that applicants submit conclusive proof of their language ability, such as IELTS test results, with their complete application.
"This requirement supports our commitment to fast, fair and efficient application processing," Kenney said.
open this link
http://www.canadavisa.com/cic-streamline-language-proficiency-ielts-100310.html
Hi
Currently, if an immigration officer feels that an applicant has not adequately proved his or her language proficiency with documentation, they may contact the applicant and afford the opportunity to provide results of a third-party test, such as the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) test. However, as of April 10, 2010, this option will no longer be provided to applicants. Language proficiency will be assessed solely on information the applicant has provided at the time of submission. It is therefore advisable that applicants submit conclusive proof of their language ability, such as IELTS test results, with their complete application.
Also note the last 4 words above. You don't submit a complete application to CIO Nova Scotia, you submit a complete application to the overseas processing office.
Is it clear now?
You have to read the second paragraph.hoor said:
Currently, if an immigration officer feels that an applicant has not adequately proved his or her language proficiency with documentation, they may contact the applicant and afford the opportunity to provide results of a third-party test, such as the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) test. However, as of April 10, 2010, this option will no longer be provided to applicants. Language proficiency will be assessed solely on information the applicant has provided at the time of submission. It is therefore advisable that applicants submit conclusive proof of their language ability, such as IELTS test results, with their complete application.
Also note the last 4 words above. You don't submit a complete application to CIO Nova Scotia, you submit a complete application to the overseas processing office.
Is it clear now?