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hanaaddam said:
lemans, will do! just sent in everything today by mail, Aramex. Of course, we are still waiting for the FBI background check, but we submitted proof that it has been requested and is being processed. Good luck to all. This forum is great as no one from the Canadian government really responds at this stage, so it is good to see what is happening with others in the same boat!

Anyone got any new updates??

FBI? You mean CSIS....FBI is in the United States.
 
Canadian_Citizen said:
FBI? You mean CSIS....FBI is in the United States.
i guess they lived in the states .

Happy waiting everyone. Enjoy your week. :) nothing new from my side. Statico !
 
4 days after sending my update documents via aramex, i was tracking online to make sure shipment received! then i discovered my folder still stagnated at their office till today!!! welcome to lebanon until the very last moments!!!
 
cherif2100 said:
4 days after sending my update documents via aramex, i was tracking online to make sure shipment received! then i discovered my folder still stagnated at their office till today!!! welcome to lebanon until the very last moments!!!

yeah I think your nervous :P you done medical on 2014 ;D hope youll not be my nurse in Montreal.... ;)
 
lemans207 said:
yeah I think your nervous :P you done medical on 2014 ;D hope youll not be my nurse in Montreal.... ;)


looooooool i just noticed that, it was feb 2014 then only modified the month :D
 
hello

i want to pay for "Évaluation comparative des études effectuées hors du Québec"

what is a cashier’s cheque; ?
 
JessJessy said:
hello

i want to pay for "Évaluation comparative des études effectuées hors du Québec"

what is a cashier's cheque;
cheque bankaire.
 
JessJessy said:
hello

i want to pay for "Évaluation comparative des études effectuées hors du Québec"

what is a cashier's cheque; ?

I think now its useless to apply for it, because they don't recognize all degrees not from French university or Lebanese university only.
this will help during CSQ process, can prove to get 10 points instead of 6 points for education.

your profession not regulated, no need to bother,
like CHERIF his profession regulated he must study/training and do exam in FRENCH language to be able to work...
after that he will post 2013 not 2014 :D
 
lemans207 said:
I think now its useless to apply for it, because they don't recognize all degrees not from French university or Lebanese university only.
this will help during CSQ process, can prove to get 10 points instead of 6 points for education.

your profession not regulated, no need to bother,
like CHERIF his profession regulated he must study/training and do exam in FRENCH language to be able to work...
after that he will post 2013 not 2014 :D

ur right lemans, my friend started his masters at quebec and the university did not even ask for it.
khalas i won't apply for it.

thank you initial
 
JessJessy said:
ur right lemans, my friend started his masters at quebec and the university did not even ask for it.
khalas i won't apply for it.

thank you initial

I disagree. I think getting your studies compared is important, especially when applying for jobs because none of your have "Canadian experience". You can include the letter with your resume to show Canadian employers your studies are just as good as any Canadian. I also suggest you do this before you arrive to Canada, as it can take a couple of months to receive the comparison back. The CIC website also recommends you do so.
 
Canadian_Citizen said:
I disagree. I think getting your studies compared is important, especially when applying for jobs because none of your have "Canadian experience". You can include the letter with your resume to show Canadian employers your studies are just as good as any Canadian. I also suggest you do this before you arrive to Canada, as it can take a couple of months to receive the comparison back. The CIC website also recommends you do so.

I say it actually depends on the years of experience, and the level of experience that you have. In many cases, employers would look for multinational experience, and if you got it, then there won't be a real need for the comparative.
 
J ai recu aujourdhui une invitation pour l examen medicale avec une demande des fichiers ci-dessous:

VEUILLEZ INCLURE UNE COPIE DE CETTE LETTRE AVEC VOTRE REPONSE.


1.Nouveau formulaire «Renseignements supplémentaires – liste des voyages» [IMM 5562],


2.Original- Extrait individuel d'État civil et traduction légalisé conformément aux instructions


3.Original de l'Extrait familial d'État civil- légalisé conformément aux instructions.

4.Nouveau certificat de casier judiciaire de Liban- légalisé conformément aux instructions

5. Pour tous les requérants qui ont effectué un service militaire, veuillez nous fournir une photocopie de votre carte militaire ou carte d'exemption du service militaire

Le règlement des frais relatifs au droit de résidence permanente (FDRP) (490 $ CAD x1). Vous devez payer ces frais en dollars canadiens. Vous trouverez les instructions à savoir comment procéder au paiement de ces frais en dollars canadiens sur le site :


Les documents dans une autre langue doivent être accompagnés par une traduction certifiée en français ou en anglais.
Tous les documents- originaux, copies et traductions - émis par les autorités Libanaises (certificats de naissance, mariage, divorce, décès , les Extraits familials et les Extraits d' État civil individuel ou tout autre document émis par le Tribunal Religieux, certificats de casier judiciaires), doivent porter un tampon officiel du Ministère des Affaires Étrangères – Section de Légalisation.


Vous devez aussi vous soumettre à un examen médical effectué par un médecin autorisé. Vous trouverez les instructions médicales dans une lettre envoyée séparément.
 
Canadian_Citizen said:
I disagree. I think getting your studies compared is important, especially when applying for jobs because none of your have "Canadian experience". You can include the letter with your resume to show Canadian employers your studies are just as good as any Canadian. I also suggest you do this before you arrive to Canada, as it can take a couple of months to receive the comparison back. The CIC website also recommends you do so.

i agree with canadian, but actually it takes more than a year to take the comparison back, i applied last March and still waiting for the final feed back, so apply as soon as possible..
 
wdOnCanada said:
I say it actually depends on the years of experience, and the level of experience that you have. In many cases, employers would look for multinational experience, and if you got it, then there won't be a real need for the comparative.

when you apply to 10 employers if only 2 consider the multinational experiences you can increase your chance to get a better job with the comparitive evaluation in hand.. it doesnt cost much but it takes time
 
mike.fahed said:
J ai recu aujourdhui une invitation pour l examen medicale avec une demande des fichiers ci-dessous:

VEUILLEZ INCLURE UNE COPIE DE CETTE LETTRE AVEC VOTRE REPONSE.


1.Nouveau formulaire «Renseignements supplémentaires – liste des voyages» [IMM 5562],


2.Original- Extrait individuel d'État civil et traduction légalisé conformément aux instructions


3.Original de l'Extrait familial d'État civil- légalisé conformément aux instructions.

4.Nouveau certificat de casier judiciaire de Liban- légalisé conformément aux instructions

5. Pour tous les requérants qui ont effectué un service militaire, veuillez nous fournir une photocopie de votre carte militaire ou carte d'exemption du service militaire

Le règlement des frais relatifs au droit de résidence permanente (FDRP) (490 $ CAD x1). Vous devez payer ces frais en dollars canadiens. Vous trouverez les instructions à savoir comment procéder au paiement de ces frais en dollars canadiens sur le site :


Les documents dans une autre langue doivent être accompagnés par une traduction certifiée en français ou en anglais.
Tous les documents- originaux, copies et traductions - émis par les autorités Libanaises (certificats de naissance, mariage, divorce, décès , les Extraits familials et les Extraits d' État civil individuel ou tout autre document émis par le Tribunal Religieux, certificats de casier judiciaires), doivent porter un tampon officiel du Ministère des Affaires Étrangères – Section de Légalisation.


Vous devez aussi vous soumettre à un examen médical effectué par un médecin autorisé. Vous trouverez les instructions médicales dans une lettre envoyée séparément.

congratz mike :)

yea its normal to keep paying with every email they send :P

it is hopefully the last cheque before the ticket,

good luck finding an appointment at a physician office..