How to skip the language requirement

[raymasa]

In this case I agree with the troll. The poster did in fact say his wife qualifies on the 10th. This means she unfortunately can't sign the application until the 11th - which means she's too late and has to apply under the new rules and needs to wait at least another year.

Thanks for pointing that Scylla. I re-read the post and you are correct, he did mentioned that. My apologizes

Ray

 

[neutral]

So, she has now 1 whole year to do all the Language tests she wants.

 

[wd1]

I would suggest to take CELPIP-LS. It's the cheapest, shortest (1-2 hrs.) fairly easy to score 4 and 4, and free CELPIP study materials available in most public library's.

 

[dr_majed8835]

They won't make any exceptions? I know that the forms should be signed the day after the eligibility but because the change of law can't someone sign and send them on the 9th so they can be there by the 10th.. FedEx is usually overnight!

 

[neutral]

They won't make any exceptions? I know that the forms should be signed the day after the eligibility but because the change of law can't someone sign and send them on the 9th so they can be there by the 10th.. FedEx is usually overnight!

Exceptions?

Officers have to obey the law that has entered into force at the moment, that's it.

 

[dr_majed8835]

Any other thoughts from members other than neutral!

 

[scylla]

They won't make any exceptions? I know that the forms should be signed the day after the eligibility but because the change of law can't someone sign and send them on the 9th so they can be there by the 10th.. FedEx is usually overnight!

No - they won't make exceptions. The rules are extremely clear and unfortunately your wife cannot sign and submit the application until the 11th since she qualifies on the 10th. So again, she's too late to apply under the old rules and will have to apply under the new.