Nigerians that have applied for Federal Skilled Workers 2013 program

[natalie.thiago]

As much as I'll like to answer your question ,i really do not understand it very well.
Accepting your application ....have you submitted or you are planning to submit?
If it is regarding the end of this current FSW2014/2015,it's ending 2015 April 30th which means that you still have till April 30th,2015 to submit .
If it is regarding the analysis of your processes,depending on hen you submit,some of the processes will/may be completed but to be realistic ,not all the processes will be completed before 30th April,2015.
Please kindly let us know if your questions are answered.
Cheers.

Yes... It is clear now!

Thank you alot for your attention!

 

[Floxzy]

So sad, despite all her plea no mercy...http://reportingnigeria.com/2014/09/canada-deports-nigerian-mother-three/

 

[kollins]

So sad, despite all her plea no mercy...http://reportingnigeria.com/2014/09/canada-deports-nigerian-mother-three/

Canada deports Nigerian mother of three

Posted on September 19, 2014 by NewsRoom in Local Nigeria, Recent Posts
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(CTV) In spite of a loud outcry, Winifred Agimelen and her three children have been sent back to Nigeria after living in Montreal for six years.

The Canadian government deportation of Winifred Agimelen and her three children to Nigeria Sunday night hit a temporary snag, as it turned out that the mother did not have a necessary Nigerian visa for her third child, who is Canadian.

In spite of the visa issue, the family of four boarded a plane out of Montreal. Agimelen’s current husband is a landed immigrant who lives here, but he does not have official custody rights for the Canadian child.

Winifred Agimelen is seen at the airport just prior to her deportation. (CTV Montreal Nadine Ishak)

Winifred Agimelen is seen at the airport just prior to her deportation. (CTV Montreal Nadine Ishak)

Protesters are decrying the forced deportation, as the order to leave stems from a complicated maze of immigration procedures that will divide the family and possibly subject them to danger in West Africa.

The three children were fathered by her ex-husband. The third was conceived in Nigeria but born in Canada.

Agimelen fled Nigeria after her first husband disappeared, possibly killed by people his father owed money to. She was kidnapped with her children and her daughter was threatened with genital mutilation as part of that affair. She arrived in Montreal six years ago.

The traumatic experience is believed to have the caused psychological damage to her eldest child and led her to flee to Canada.



The woman’s lawyer worries that the child will not develop well in Africa.

“He’s not going to receive services in Nigeria. There’s no kind of therapy in Nigeria,” said Agimelen’s lawyer Angela Potvin. “We don’t understand how Nigerian society works. It’s a much more dangerous place than we know.”

A distraught Agimelen told CTV Montreal that the expulsion and separation from her husband will be very challenging.

“Mostly I’m worried about the safety of my children because there is so much violence in Nigeria. There’s news about kidnapping children in Nigeria. There’s Boko Haram and Ebola in Nigera, it gives me so much fear for me and my children,” she said.

She says she has no place to stay in Nigeria and fears she will be targeted. She can’t return to her hometown because she was subject to violence there, she explained.

Agimelen initially filed to stay in Canada as a refugee but has since married a man with landed resident status. He was deemed to be four months short of being permitted to sponsor Agimelen as his wife.

Last Friday Potvin applied for a five month extension to allow Agimelen’s immigration application to be administered without her being forced to go to Nigeria, but it was denied.

Potvin says that the change of a single word in the rules has prevented the Canadian Border Services Agency from allowing the family to stay together, based on the difficulties it will pose to the eldest child.

“One child has PTSD from this kidnapping in Nigeria and there’s jurisprudence that says this constitutes a ‘special circumstance’ but there was a subtle change made in the act. It used to say that someone could be removed as soon as ‘practicable’ but now it says ‘as soon as possible,’” she said.

- See more at: http://reportingnigeria.com/2014/09/canada-deports-nigerian-mother-three/#sthash.8UEq27tL.dpuf
Sad indeed! ???
Cheers.

 

[Floxzy]

Is anyone racing against time? Then kindly avoid fedex for courier service. My advise would be dhl. Cant believe it took almost the whole week to deliver my parcel to Accra. Too bad. Imagine if I had just one week left before sending those documents.

 

[RonD75]

Is anyone racing against time? Then kindly avoid fedex for courier service. My advise would be dhl. Cant believe it took almost the whole week to deliver my parcel to Accra. Too bad. Imagine if I had just one week left before sending those documents.

DHL is it floxzy. A friend did her Medicals on Monday last week, submitted through DHL on Friday and by Tuesday got a mail from Accra stating her hubby needed to redo his Medicals. Long story short DHL is most efficient.

 

[megeremore]

DHL is it floxzy. A friend did her Medicals on Monday last week, submitted through DHL on Friday and by Tuesday got a mail from Accra stating her hubby needed to redo his Medicals. Long story short DHL is most efficient.

That's good to know.

How about UPS?

 

[kollins]

Is anyone racing against time? Then kindly avoid fedex for courier service. My advise would be dhl. Cant believe it took almost the whole week to deliver my parcel to Accra. Too bad. Imagine if I had just one week left before sending those documents.

Fedex is crab!......CRAP!
Cheers

 

[oreke]

@COURIER COMPANIES - None is the best. It depends if the destination is part of their major route. I almost missed the fswp2013 due to dhl. it took more than a week b4 it reached scotia. Maybe accra is a primary destination for dhl and not for fedex. My advice for people racing against time is to verify if the destination is serviced as a primary route and not as a secondary route (secondary means the courier company uses another local courier company to deliver the parcel).

 

[Loofy]

@ COURIER COMPANIES - None is the best. It depends if the destination is part of their major route. I almost missed the fswp2013 due to dhl. it took more than a week b4 it reached scotia. Maybe accra is a primary destination for dhl and not for fedex. My advice for people racing against time is to verify if the destination is serviced as a primary route and not as a secondary route (secondary means the courier company uses another local courier company to deliver the parcel).

You are right.
For Nova Scotia,ups is the best while dhl is the best for Accra(though I can't understand why they charge so much just to Accra next door)

 

[Floxzy]

You are right.
For Nova Scotia,ups is the best while dhl is the best for Accra(though I can't understand why they charge so much just to Accra next door)

Important points noted, fsw wont be the end of it. Loofy thanks for the call o, appreciated.

 

[Floxzy]

@ COURIER COMPANIES - None is the best. It depends if the destination is part of their major route. I almost missed the fswp2013 due to dhl. it took more than a week b4 it reached scotia. Maybe accra is a primary destination for dhl and not for fedex. My advice for people racing against time is to verify if the destination is serviced as a primary route and not as a secondary route (secondary means the courier company uses another local courier company to deliver the parcel).

Oreke you are absolutely correct, i recall now someone once said something like this. Noted.

 

[Floxzy]

Found this somewhere and thought to share...

Hi friends,

Its bad news for me... Today i got my refusal letter from CHC and two years ban.

They think that i had mis-represented my Docs. But each and everything was 101% genuine. Just because of silly mistakes by my colleagues i lost everything today.

Regarding their concerns i had provided them more than enough docs which clearly shows that i was genuine. Even an un edcuated person can judge that i was genuine.........#####But Still#####.

Not a Fair Decision NVDO. Tough to accept.

Can anyone suggest if i make a appeal in Federal Court how much the cost of the Lawyer ( any approximations) or any one who faced this thing before.

Any help would be highly appreciated.

What do we call this one. Carelessness or what? CHC visited his work place and some colleagues gave conflicting information

 

[Drhils]

Send it electronically

Hi EVERYONE,

My wife also wanted to change her name from maiden to marital.....but i was informed that you could only get another international passport made in Abuja, and nowhere else...does anyone know anything about this...or are the Nigerian immigration guys trying to rip me off??!!!
I would like to know if you can get another international passport elsewhere?....Thanks.

 

[fatenny]

Hi EVERYONE,

My wife also wanted to change her name from maiden to marital.....but i was informed that you could only get another international passport made in Abuja, and nowhere else...does anyone know anything about this...or are the Nigerian immigration guys trying to rip me off??!!!
I would like to know if you can get another international passport elsewhere?....Thanks.

change of name for international passport can only be done in Abuja

 

[Gofame]

Hi EVERYONE,

My wife also wanted to change her name from maiden to marital.....but i was informed that you could only get another international passport made in Abuja, and nowhere else...does anyone know anything about this...or are the Nigerian immigration guys trying to rip me off??!!!
I would like to know if you can get another international passport elsewhere?....Thanks.

If your wife is changing her maiden name to marital, its done in abuja....my wife did hers early this year and i forwarded the details to AVO...so its true its done in Abuja alone..dont even believe anybody that says dey will do it in Lag...except they av changed the rule over nite..but I dont think so...cheers