OMNIBUS BUDGET BILL, C-38
- Thread starter Mancilla
- Start date
@ Mancilla,Mancilla said:
I am so glad that u responded,and thank u so much for providing me ur expert opinion and gave me some relief.
Do u think that i should join Tim now?or cohen is ok?
Congratulations on ur 1000 posts,+1 for ur dedications for us.
Best Regards.
Jevan.
From cic website:
"Notice – Fee Returns for Federal Skilled Worker applicants affected by the backlog elimination measure
October 12, 2012
The content below is offered in PDF format. For more information or to download the appropriate viewer, check the Help page.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) is now starting to return fees which were paid to the Department for Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) applications affected by the Government of Canada's Jobs, Growth and Long-Term Prosperity Act.
If you applied before February 27, 2008, and have not heard from CIC about whether a decision based on FSW program selection criteria (*see below) was made on your application, you may be affected by this new law.
If you fall under this category, CIC needs to verify your contact information is up to date so that your fee return will reach you at your current address. Please note that interest will not be paid on the fees.
Please confirm your latest contact details by sending CIC this form (PDF, 1.4 MB). While we will also contact you by regular mail later on if we do not hear from you, communicating with us electronically is the best and easiest way to have your fee return processed.
Due to the large number of affected applicants, the fee return process may take some time from the date your form is received by CIC to the issuance of your cheque. We appreciate your patience.
Your FSW application has been terminated by operation of law if:
you applied before February 27, 2008, and
a decision based on FSW program selection criteria* was not made on your application by an immigration officer before March 29, 2012.
(*A “FSW program selection criteria” decision means that a CIC officer has determined that you have accumulated enough points to qualify for the program, based on factors such as your language skills, education and work experience.)
If you remain interested in immigrating to Canada, you may be eligible under other immigration programs. To find out more about the requirements and steps to apply in each category, please see Immigrating to Canada.
For more information, please see these Frequently Asked Questions.
Backgrounder
Frequently asked questions: Fee Returns for Federal Skilled Worker applicants"
Should every one (FSW before 2008) fill up this form, even those who cic has made a decision on their files?
"Notice – Fee Returns for Federal Skilled Worker applicants affected by the backlog elimination measure
October 12, 2012
The content below is offered in PDF format. For more information or to download the appropriate viewer, check the Help page.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) is now starting to return fees which were paid to the Department for Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) applications affected by the Government of Canada's Jobs, Growth and Long-Term Prosperity Act.
If you applied before February 27, 2008, and have not heard from CIC about whether a decision based on FSW program selection criteria (*see below) was made on your application, you may be affected by this new law.
If you fall under this category, CIC needs to verify your contact information is up to date so that your fee return will reach you at your current address. Please note that interest will not be paid on the fees.
Please confirm your latest contact details by sending CIC this form (PDF, 1.4 MB). While we will also contact you by regular mail later on if we do not hear from you, communicating with us electronically is the best and easiest way to have your fee return processed.
Due to the large number of affected applicants, the fee return process may take some time from the date your form is received by CIC to the issuance of your cheque. We appreciate your patience.
Your FSW application has been terminated by operation of law if:
you applied before February 27, 2008, and
a decision based on FSW program selection criteria* was not made on your application by an immigration officer before March 29, 2012.
(*A “FSW program selection criteria” decision means that a CIC officer has determined that you have accumulated enough points to qualify for the program, based on factors such as your language skills, education and work experience.)
If you remain interested in immigrating to Canada, you may be eligible under other immigration programs. To find out more about the requirements and steps to apply in each category, please see Immigrating to Canada.
For more information, please see these Frequently Asked Questions.
Backgrounder
Frequently asked questions: Fee Returns for Federal Skilled Worker applicants"
Should every one (FSW before 2008) fill up this form, even those who cic has made a decision on their files?
But in 2008, Canada passed a dubious milestone. It now admits more temporary foreign workers than permanent economic migrants. In the past decade, the number of temporary work permits issued has more than doubled to 190,769 in 2011.
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/business/Chinese+workers+being+imported/7395764/story.html
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/business/Chinese+workers+being+imported/7395764/story.html