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Parenteral benifits on implied status. I need this amount to Survive

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venkatesh jalubula

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venkatesh jalubula said:
That’s what I am saying every one has to pay taxes.



You might have born here or moved earlier than me so you paid taxes for 30 years? Why I am upset becoz some people say that


Govt haven’t gave me any free money for me too.
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I am also working hard. Don't make comments like Canada subsidized your open work permit
 
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venkatesh jalubula

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I am really upset by comments like go back to your
Copingwithlife said:
Ok, so you’ve been paying taxes for four years . So ? Everyone is obligated to pay & file taxes , that’s nothing special .
As well YOU applied to study in Canada , you knew the fees upfront for international students ..correct me if I’m wrong ..it’s not some hidden agenda put together by all the universities in this country .
You get access to the social safety net in this country if you’re eligible for them, you don’t
I worked for 30 years , paid into the system, got laid off, I received exactly 4 weeks of EI. Did I agree with it ? No, but that’s the law .
When I took compassionate care leave because my mother was dying of terminal cancer, and she had 4 weeks to live and I had to wait 2 weeks for the benefits to start , was it fair ?
No, but that’s the law
So when someone has chose this country , and is now having issues with the laws this country has implemented , the one they chose to come to , I really have a hard time understanding it

Good luck
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I also have to wait 1 week for my maternity leave benefit to start. Did I complained?? You are missing my point. My question is if Some one on implied status can work why not they can receive EI benifits??
 
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venkatesh jalubula said:
I am also working hard. Don't make comments like Canada subsidized your open work permit
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From previous posts, you have been in Canada for over 2 years and worked a total of 8-9 months, just enough to qualify for EI for each of your pregnancies. You also left Canada for at least 6 weeks and were allowed to continue to receive EI despite not even being in Canada. You had 2 children in Canada, which I'm guessing provincial health care paid for, not you.

Seriously, stop complaining. Canadian taxpayers have subsidized quite a bit for you.
 
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venkatesh jalubula

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canuck_in_uk said:
From previous posts, you have been in Canada for over 2 years and worked a total of 8-9 months, just enough to qualify for EI for each of your pregnancies. You also left Canada for at least 6 weeks and were allowed to continue to receive EI despite not even being in Canada. You had 2 children in Canada, which I'm guessing provincial health care paid for, not you.

Seriously, stop complaining. Canadian taxpayers have subsidized quite a bit for you.
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who is complaining?? I am just asking if some body can work during implied status why not receive EI benefits??
 
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venkatesh jalubula

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Mar 10, 2016
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canuck_in_uk said:
From previous posts, you have been in Canada for over 2 years and worked a total of 8-9 months, just enough to qualify for EI for each of your pregnancies. You also left Canada for at least 6 weeks and were allowed to continue to receive EI despite not even being in Canada. You had 2 children in Canada, which I'm guessing provincial health care paid for, not you.

Seriously, stop complaining. Canadian taxpayers have subsidized quite a bit for you.
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Sorry I just realized that you are the one who is paying my rent, groceries, child care expenses, cell phone bill and visa application fee etc. I am so sorry sir. Even the air I am breathing
canuck_in_uk said:
From previous posts, you have been in Canada for over 2 years and worked a total of 8-9 months, just enough to qualify for EI for each of your pregnancies. You also left Canada for at least 6 weeks and were allowed to continue to receive EI despite not even being in Canada. You had 2 children in Canada, which I'm guessing provincial health care paid for, not you.

Seriously, stop complaining. Canadian taxpayers have subsidized quite a bit for you.
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I am a tax payer too. Do you want to see my NOA from CRA for past 4 years?? Since you are here for a long time you might have paid more. If I stay long enough I will also pay what’s a big deal in it??
 
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venkatesh jalubula said:
I am really upset by comments like go back to your


I also have to wait 1 week for my maternity leave benefit to start. Did I complained?? You are missing my point. My question is if Some one on implied status can work why not they can receive EI benifits??
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Believe me, I am not missing your point
Thank you very much lol
And obviously you haven’t read the comments
“Because that’s the law”
I’m done here lol
 
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venkatesh jalubula said:
Sorry I just realized that you are the one who is paying my rent, groceries, child care expenses, cell phone bill and visa application fee etc. I am so sorry sir. Even the air I am breathing


I am a tax payer too. Do you want to see my NOA from CRA for past 4 years?? Since you are here for a long time you might have paid more. If I stay long enough I will also pay what’s a big deal in it??
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Not a sir and cut the dramatics. Many things in your life have been subsidized by Canadians.

I don't need to see your NOAs and you don't have them for the past 4 years. I read the previous posts. You, the wife, came to Canada later in 2016. You worked for 4 months and went on maternity EI until mid 2018. You then worked another maybe 4-5 months, enough to qualify for maternity EI again, which you are still on.

Also, you never answered the question. Are you actually back in Canada now or still in your country?
 
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venkatesh jalubula

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I don’t understand you. You keep on saying that many things in my life are subsidized. You are here for longer time so you paid more tax. If I stay long enough I will pay the same. You are sounding like I got everything for free. I just can’t understand it.
 
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venkatesh jalubula said:
I am really upset by comments like go back to your


I also have to wait 1 week for my maternity leave benefit to start. Did I complained?? You are missing my point. My question is if Some one on implied status can work why not they can receive EI benifits??
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Did you try thinking what would happen if the outcome of your work permit application is a refusal?
 
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