cibean said:
Yes i sort of agree with. We were not even charged. The situation is same as "haven't applied". But I am not sure whether they also give out UCIs for those capped and returned applications.faithfulGod said:
NOC 3012 applying to FSW 2014
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Hi , yesterday I called to my consultant because Im still waiting Per. She told me that she doesnt have news until now. When I asked her about the reasons of the delay, she told me that every case is different, that there are not time lines identhical. So lets hope for the best. I asked about your situation and her answer was the same.
I wish the best of look and keep the faith.
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Hi ..cud u plz elaborate. .5months delay...what does this specify
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I wish the best of look and keep the faith.
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Hi ..cud u plz elaborate. .5months delay...what does this specify
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hmm...What is think is that UCIs would not have been generated for capped and returned applications since they were not processed in the first place. However, I wouldn't be bothered by that. If you intend making EE submission I advice that you go ahead.Miumiu said:
I am October applicant and honestly...I am still hoping even against hope...just learning to be patient..God is faithful!!
Yeah my husband and I decided to go for EE even before Christmas, we should be ready for the draw at the end of Feb.. By then the picture of FSWP 2014 wil be clear anyway.faithfulGod said:hmm...What is think is that UCIs would not have been generated for capped and returned applications since they were not processed in the first place. However, I wouldn't be bothered by that. If you intend making EE submission I advice that you go ahead.
I am October applicant and honestly...I am still hoping even against hope...just learning to be patient..God is faithful!!
Hi,
Can you tell me, when your application was received, Im in the same situation, Sept 12 ( reveived) no Per yet. CC encashed on Dec 01.
Can you tell me, when your application was received, Im in the same situation, Sept 12 ( reveived) no Per yet. CC encashed on Dec 01.
jenstine2228 said:hello everyone! any update from august applicants?
no per yet. im starting to lose hope.
hi. cic received my file last aug. 20. dd encashed:nov 21. no per yet..Carlos123 said:
um under cic(canadian immigration consultancy).
are you under a consultancy too?
noc 3012
application received date 15 aug
dd enhanced 21 nov
no per yet
i called cic and got my UCI no
when i tried to check status with correct information filled properly it says as follows
We were not able to identify you using the information you provided. There could be three possible reasons:
• Please be sure the information you entered is correct and then try again.
• This service is only available to clients with applications in process. We may have received your application but not begun processing it yet. The following link may help you determine if your application is being processed:
Application Processing Times
• At this time, you may use this on-line service if you have:
• sponsored a member of the family class;
• applied for permanent residence from within or outside Canada;
• applied for a permanent resident card (replacement or renewal);
• applied for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship);
• applied for Canadian citizenship for a person adopted by a Canadian citizen (on or after January 1, 1947);
• applied for a citizenship certificate (proof of Canadian citizenship);
• applied to renounce Canadian citizenship; or
• applied to resume Canadian citizenship
application received date 15 aug
dd enhanced 21 nov
no per yet
i called cic and got my UCI no
when i tried to check status with correct information filled properly it says as follows
We were not able to identify you using the information you provided. There could be three possible reasons:
• Please be sure the information you entered is correct and then try again.
• This service is only available to clients with applications in process. We may have received your application but not begun processing it yet. The following link may help you determine if your application is being processed:
Application Processing Times
• At this time, you may use this on-line service if you have:
• sponsored a member of the family class;
• applied for permanent residence from within or outside Canada;
• applied for a permanent resident card (replacement or renewal);
• applied for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship);
• applied for Canadian citizenship for a person adopted by a Canadian citizen (on or after January 1, 1947);
• applied for a citizenship certificate (proof of Canadian citizenship);
• applied to renounce Canadian citizenship; or
• applied to resume Canadian citizenship
Hi,
Yes Im under consultancy too. I called to my consultant two days ago and she told me that there are delays in other applications too. But in your case try to get your UCI number by calling CIC and check your Ecas. Thats my advice.
I wish you the best of luck.
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hi. cic received my file last aug. 20. dd encashed:nov 21. no per yet..
um under cic(canadian immigration consultancy).
are you under a consultancy too?
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Yes Im under consultancy too. I called to my consultant two days ago and she told me that there are delays in other applications too. But in your case try to get your UCI number by calling CIC and check your Ecas. Thats my advice.
I wish you the best of luck.
quote author=jenstine2228 link=topic=199497.msg3918876#msg3918876 date=1421108003]
hi. cic received my file last aug. 20. dd encashed:nov 21. no per yet..
um under cic(canadian immigration consultancy).
are you under a consultancy too?
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New initiative for internationally educated nurses supports transition to work in Ontario
Jan. 13th, 2015 3:50 pm | Posted in: News
Every year, internationally educated nurses bring valuable knowledge and experience to Ontario health care organizations. To support those who are newly registered in the province, and are looking to gain experience or a full-time position, the Ontario government has launched the Nursing Career OrIENtation (NCO) Initiative.
“Many nurses who studied abroad are eager to find a job,” says Zubeida Ramji, Executive Director, CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses. “The NCO Initiative provides eligible nurses with the opportunity to apply and compete for permanent, full-time employment and supports their transition into practice in Ontario.”
Through the NCO Initiative, employers receive up to 26 weeks of funding for a temporary, full-time nursing position that is over and above their regular staffing complement. Nurses receive an extended orientation and one-on-one training to better develop their skills. Nursing opportunities are available across a variety of sectors, including: acute care, long-term care, home care, community care, primary care and public health.
“The NCO Initiative doesn’t just benefit these nurses – there are advantages for employers, too,” says Ramji. “It supports efforts to recruit and retain nurses, and helps level the playing field for all organizations, regardless of their size, including the ones in rural and northern areas.”
Eligible internationally educated nurses include those who have never worked in a paid nursing position in Canada before, and have received their General Class Registration from the College of Nurses in Ontario (CNO) within the last six months.
Internationally educated nurses who would like to register in Ontario can learn more by visiting healthforce.ca
Jan. 13th, 2015 3:50 pm | Posted in: News
Every year, internationally educated nurses bring valuable knowledge and experience to Ontario health care organizations. To support those who are newly registered in the province, and are looking to gain experience or a full-time position, the Ontario government has launched the Nursing Career OrIENtation (NCO) Initiative.
“Many nurses who studied abroad are eager to find a job,” says Zubeida Ramji, Executive Director, CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses. “The NCO Initiative provides eligible nurses with the opportunity to apply and compete for permanent, full-time employment and supports their transition into practice in Ontario.”
Through the NCO Initiative, employers receive up to 26 weeks of funding for a temporary, full-time nursing position that is over and above their regular staffing complement. Nurses receive an extended orientation and one-on-one training to better develop their skills. Nursing opportunities are available across a variety of sectors, including: acute care, long-term care, home care, community care, primary care and public health.
“The NCO Initiative doesn’t just benefit these nurses – there are advantages for employers, too,” says Ramji. “It supports efforts to recruit and retain nurses, and helps level the playing field for all organizations, regardless of their size, including the ones in rural and northern areas.”
Eligible internationally educated nurses include those who have never worked in a paid nursing position in Canada before, and have received their General Class Registration from the College of Nurses in Ontario (CNO) within the last six months.
Internationally educated nurses who would like to register in Ontario can learn more by visiting healthforce.ca
It's been really really quiet with our NOC...Rhiza17 said:
Still hoping that the ice will get broken soon.