PLZ I NEED STEP BY STEP OF PROCESSING CANNADA VISA FOR FAMILY

[Phywah]

Please can anybody help me with information and procedure needed to start my visa processing to Canada both me and my family. I need every details either for skilled or any other form that can be faster, I wish to move to Canada latest March, 2017.

Thanks.

 

[not-easy]

Please can anybody help me with information and procedure needed to start my visa processing to Canada both me and my family. I need every details either for skilled or any other form that can be faster, I wish to move to Canada latest March, 2017.

Thanks.

Sorry, NO.

 

[adilkhan31]

Please can anybody help me with information and procedure needed to start my visa processing to Canada both me and my family. I need every details either for skilled or any other form that can be faster, I wish to move to Canada latest March, 2017.

Thanks.

If you don't have time to help yourself by reading what's written so many times on the forum, I doubt anyone will have time to help you. No offence, but you should do some reading before asking others to give you 'every detail' as if it's your birth right.

 

[ashpur88]

This should be helpful.

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-step-by-step-instructions-t273928.0.html

 

[scylla]

Please can anybody help me with information and procedure needed to start my visa processing to Canada both me and my family. I need every details either for skilled or any other form that can be faster, I wish to move to Canada latest March, 2017.

Thanks.

If you want this level of assistance then you should hire an immigration lawyer. Your timelines for moving to Canada most likely aren't realistic.

 

[Phywah]

Thanks all for your reply, for those who and who abused well new in this forum and I don't think is a crime to ask for what you don't understand and what am dabbling into for the first time. Like 2nd reply said I will help myself and go suff for information, I just felt this forum is to guide people. Thanks.

 

[SecularFirst]

Better stay where you are. This type of attitude would certainly hurt you if you could really moved to Canada. Be informed and ready to take initiative if you want to move to uncharted territories.

 

[prads_s]

Thanks all for your reply, for those who and who abused well new in this forum and I don't think is a crime to ask for what you don't understand and what am dabbling into for the first time. Like 2nd reply said I will help myself and go suff for information, I just felt this forum is to guide people. Thanks.

It is to help each other and guide. But before creating a new thread. You should read the first 2 sticky threads atleast.

Relax, and do your research. if you have any particular query then search it. If you don't find it then ask. Every one is here to help.

 

[thestunner316]

yep, if you need something to get started with, visit a immigration consultant first... usually in 1st meeting they explain the entire process blah blah... if you take notes, then you are good to go...
and yes - first consultation is usually free

 

[FWSAPPLICANT]

Moving to Canada in 2017 March is very unrealistic time line

Use this tool to see if you qualify as skilled worker.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/ctc-vac/cometocanada.asp

 

[Phywah]

God bless you all for your respond, I think am getting better now by reading some information. I really appreciate your replied and comment,it makes me sit tight and work harder.

Thanks.