Pakistan Applicants Waiting For *Medical Request*...

[hinnajamal]

Hein kon sa letter ?

Tumharay 4743 posts mein se Only 146 correct hain. Kya baat hai

 

[staralihaider]

Invitation letter. Baba ji

Acha Acha main samgha verification Letter.

 

[staralihaider]

Agar ab hinna nay mughay aik dafa bhi BABAJI kaha to main nay isi waqt forum say apna account delete kar dayna hai.

 

[hinnajamal]

ab mein aap ko Baba jii nahi khun gi. Tekh hai Fooka ji

 

[staralihaider]

Tumharay 4743 posts mein se Only 146 correct hain. Kya baat hai

Bas daykh lo main phir bhi VIP Member hoon.

Aur Tumharay 876 posts mein se Only 40 correct hain. Yh to bohat hi bari baat hai. Heroine Member

 

[hinnajamal]

much better

 

[staralihaider]

Yaar canada1234 yh daykh lo hinna nay phir dobara say laraiyan shooroo kar di hain.

Main to bilkul chup hoon :-X

 

[canada1234]

Agar ab hinna nay mughay aik dafa bhi BABAJI kaha to main nay isi waqt forum say apna account delete kar dayna hai.

Yeh zulm na kerna BABAJI..

 

[canada1234]

Yaar canada1234 yh daykh lo hinna nay phir dobara say laraiyan shooroo kar di hain.

Main to bilkul chup hoon :-X

Good. Mun pe tape laga lo.

 

[canada1234]

.. when is my letter coming?

Wait for at least 20-25 days.

 

[hinnajamal]

Wait for at least 20-25 days.

my ecase shows the processing date of 13th March while the status was updated on 21st March. From 13th March, the period of 20 days mean, April 5/7

 

[canada1234]

my ecase shows the processing date of 13th March while the status was updated on 21st March. From 13th March, the period of 20 days mean, April 5/7

Yes. I guess you'll first get the same request of updated docs like me as majority of the applicants are getting the same these days.

 

[khalidcivil]

source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/releases/2012/2012-03-28.asp

Ottawa, March 28, 2012 – Canada is proposing a major change to how foreign skilled workers’ education credentials are assessed, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.

The proposed new requirement would mean that applicants wanting to immigrate as Federal Skilled Workers would have their foreign education credentials assessed and verified by designated organizations before they arrive in Canada.

“Our Government is building an immigration system that is focused on economic growth and ensuring that all Canadians, including immigrants, are able to contribute to their maximum capacity,” said Jason Kenney. “By having their foreign education credentials assessed before their arrival to Canada, foreign skilled workers will have a better sense of how their credentials fit into the Canadian labour market and will be able to contribute their full skill set to the economy more quickly. This proposal is part of a broader package of transformational changes that will make Canada’s immigration policies work better for the Canadian economy.”

A pre-arrival assessment would let applicants know how their education credentials compare to Canadian credentials and it will give immigrants a sense of how Canadian employers are likely to value their education. This will also screen out people without proper education levels and is an important step in helping to address the problem of immigrants arriving and not being able to work in their field.

The assessment of international educational credentials would not mean that Federal Skilled Workers would automatically find employment in Canada commensurate with their skills nor would it guarantee that they would become licensed to practice in a regulated occupation. Applicants who intend to work in a regulated profession would likely need to have their qualifications assessed in greater depth for purposes of licensure by a regulatory body specific to their profession and intended province of work.

“Internationally trained workers make an important contribution to Canada’s job market and the economy,” added Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development. “That’s why our Government is working in partnership to improve foreign credential recognition so that skilled newcomers can put their knowledge and skills to work sooner.”

Minister Kenney also used the occasion to release the 2011 Government of Canada Progress Report on Foreign Credential Recognition, Strengthening Canada’s Economy. The annual report, led by the Foreign Credentials Referral Office, highlights achievements made by Citizenship and Immigration Canada , Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, and Health Canada to help foreign trained individuals integrate into the Canadian workforce.

Highlights of the report include:

expansion of the Canadian Immigration Integration Program (CIIP), which is designed and managed by the Association of Canadian Community Colleges. CIIP currently offers pre-arrival orientation sessions in up to 25 countries, based on demand;
an innovative assessment and bridging program to help internationally educated nurses meet regulatory requirements for licensure across Canada; and
the launch of the International Qualifications Network Website for stakeholders to share information and best practices in credential assessment.

 

[Usman799]

Yes. I guess you'll first get the same request of updated docs like me as majority of the applicants are getting the same these days.

Dear Canada1234, I am waiting since 15th feb. what you think about this delay.

 

[jnathan]

khalidcivil,

I wouldn't be amazed to see if they assessed foreign Bachelors degree as equivalent to their High School Degree.