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[lev]

Thanks still hope for the reply..i'm looking into it at the moment..thanks so much

 

[egrace62]

Thanks for your help mate,C2 and B2,I think it's 8 pts and 6 pts according to the list,well thanks a lot for your help,wish you a happy cruise for the federal
God bless
ABMIR

B2 will give 12points ( 6points each for speaking and listening)
while either of C1 or C2 gives 16points ( 8points each for speaking and listening)

 

[egrace62]

Hi All,
I am planning to apply for QSW. I have started organising all the relevant documents except TEF. Currently I'm enrolling in an intensive French Class and plan to take TEFaq by January or February 2012. right after I get TEFaq certificate, I'll send my application for immigration process. By late March 2012, I'l be 37 years old. My question is: if i send my application by February or early march 2012, can I claim 14 points (CMIIW) for my age (36 yrs old), or I only can get 12 points becase the AOR is April or Mei 2012. So what is the cut off for my age point? is it AOR?
Merci Boucoup

the age to be considered depends onur age on the date ur application was screened for the first Prelininary evaluation.and there is no way anyone can determine that. the onlyy advice here is that u file ur application before the next change of age.

 

[egrace62]

hello again...just curious to know if someone would be able to advise me on my case...i'm currently here in montreal as a live in caregiver for 6 months already but when I read about the QSW, I became interested since the processing time is quickier and sponsoring dependant is much quickier than completing live in caregiver program for 24months first before applying for PR which could take to 4 years...I do want advise if you could think I could apply to QSW? I finished Bachelor's degree in Nursing and has more than 4 years experience full time in total in philippines and United kingdom. Although I have english examination and with regards to french I am planning to start learning about it. I'm 28 years old, married but no kids, my spouse is bachelor's degree and working as well in philippines. Hoping somebody could advise me if it's a good idea for me to apply QSW even im in a live in caregiver program. thanks so much...

well dear, sorry for bursting ur bubbles here. cos as rule, those who come into canada via the live-in-a-care giver stream must necessarily work as a live-in-care-giver for a MINIMUM of 2YEARS before they can opt out of that contrat. since u only av spent 6months, i guess u still av some more time to serve b4 u can opt out.
taking a look at ur profile, u should av applied for PR straight away because u have EXCELLENT chance to have soared above the quebec selection points due to ur Nursing training. you shouldnt have applied for LIVE-in -Care giver class. bcos the stream is designed For many who would not otherwise qualify for PR status under any other category, this stands as one of the motivations for participation and the super fast processing time also do lure over qualified applicants to want this route as it offers them the opportunity to enter Canada quickly than if they have applied for the PR-stream straight off.
but then, u already are in it... my advice is that try to enjoy it while it lasts cos that is the only way it wont be a burden on you and try as much as possible to undergo training within this period.... God Bless you

 

[Bachar]

Hello egrace62,

I want to ask about the Application-selection-certificate, question 8.1 Are any of the diplomas entered under Question 8 Québec diplomas or their equivalent and found among these choices
I got a diploma from outside Quebec, what should i choose?? how to answer the question?

The last page of the Application-selection-certificate is a spouse declaration, should it written twice, in main applicant and accompanying spouse application??

 

[vibez_well]

hey lev !

egrace should be right about the 2 yr contract thing for live-in-caregivers. but here is another idea...

you've been in montreal for 6 months only right ? so technically your BIQ is still Hong Kong. so what you do is, gather all your documents for yourself and your spouse, and file for the CSQ at BIQ,HK. The processing for nurses are quite rapid and you can expect an interview call in 6-8 months. But you will have to fly down to HK/wherever for the Interview.

maybe others can also provide some input on this idea...

hello again...just curious to know if someone would be able to advise me on my case...i'm currently here in montreal as a live in caregiver for 6 months already but when I read about the QSW, I became interested since the processing time is quickier and sponsoring dependant is much quickier than completing live in caregiver program for 24months first before applying for PR which could take to 4 years...I do want advise if you could think I could apply to QSW? I finished Bachelor's degree in Nursing and has more than 4 years experience full time in total in philippines and United kingdom. Although I have english examination and with regards to french I am planning to start learning about it. I'm 28 years old, married but no kids, my spouse is bachelor's degree and working as well in philippines. Hoping somebody could advise me if it's a good idea for me to apply QSW even im in a live in caregiver program. thanks so much...

 

[STILLHOPE]

B2 will give 12points ( 6points each for speaking and listening)
while either of C1 or C2 gives 16points ( 8points each for speaking and listening) he score c1 and b2 thats why we gave him 8 + 6

 

[STILLHOPE]

hey lev !

egrace should be right about the 2 yr contract thing for live-in-caregivers. but here is another idea...

you've been in montreal for 6 months only right ? so technically your BIQ is still Hong Kong. To apply from another country u need 1 year visa not 1 year stay so what you do is, gather all your documents for yourself and your spouse, and file for the CSQ at BIQ,HK. The processing for nurses are quite rapid and you can expect an interview call in 6-8 months. But you will have to fly down to HK/wherever for the Interview.

maybe others can also provide some input on this idea...

 

[vibez_well]

To apply from another country u need 1 year visa not 1 year stay

i ddnt quite understand. philippines is her home country and shes in montreal for the last 6 months. csq appl has to be processed from hk, since she has been in another country (canada) for less than 6 months right ?

or am i waay off the target lol ???

 

[STILLHOPE]

i ddnt quite understand. philippines is her home country and shes in montreal for the last 6 months. csq appl has to be processed from hk, since she has been in another country (canada) for less than 6 months right ?

or am i waay off the target lol ??? doesnt matter u r in another country even for one day but if u have 1 year valid visa then u can apply if u have less then 1 year visa then u cant apply from that country, then u have to apply from your home country and secondly its upto her that she want to chose any visa office both options is available for her.

Applicants for Permanent Residence
You must select the visa office that serves your country of nationality or the country where you have been legally admitted for at least one year

 

[unlimited2access]

Hi Freso,

What does this schedule in document signify. Kindly elaborate what is "SCHEDULE OF SELECTION MISSIONS FOR SKILLED WORKERS SEPTEMBER – OCTOBER – NOVEMBER – DECEMBER 2011". I am unable to understand this. Plz explain about this document.

 

[unlimited2access]

SCHEDULE OF SELECTION MISSIONS FOR SKILLED WORKERS

Valid for September 2011 to December 2011

Hi Freso,

What does this schedule in document signify. Kindly elaborate what is "SCHEDULE OF SELECTION MISSIONS FOR SKILLED WORKERS SEPTEMBER – OCTOBER – NOVEMBER – DECEMBER 2011". I am unable to understand this. Plz explain about this document.

 

[Bachar]

I want to ask about the Application-selection-certificate, question 8.1 Are any of the diplomas entered under Question 8 Québec diplomas or their equivalent and found among these choices
I got a diploma from outside Quebec, what should i choose?? how to answer the question?

The last page of the Application-selection-certificate is a spouse declaration, should it written twice, in main applicant and accompanying spouse application??

 

[STILLHOPE]

I want to ask about the Application-selection-certificate, question 8.1 Are any of the diplomas entered under Question 8 Québec diplomas or their equivalent and found among these choices
I got a diploma from outside Quebec, what should i choose?? how to answer the question? tick option 3rd which is Diploma or training recognised or equivalent by quebec regulatory body

The last page of the Application-selection-certificate is a spouse declaration, should it written twice, in main applicant and accompanying spouse application?? yes

 

[Egypt2011]

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