pamzkie27 said:I did too. But I think it doesn't mean naman hindi mo inintindi rules nila bosschips. It's just that we had the documents authenticated already even before we applied for Quebec (for Middle East applications) so no need to repeat the entire process.
Some of my documents are. Sabi ng consultant ko no problem daw, basta proven authentic nga. Still waiting for my AOR though. We'll see then if they're accepted or not. Hehe.
I personally think of the immigration process as a job interview of your life with your application form as resume. It's up to you what impression do you want to leave. Remember, your documents will speak for yourself. Wala ka sa tabi ng IO para magdefend kung ano man ang maging problema na makita niya. So I suggest sticking with the rules. Pero siyempre, there are certain exemptions to the rules. Nandito yung forum na ito para i-discuss ang mga yun.
but you are doing a great job to help!!!! i took all of your advise to back track from the thread to answer some of my questions and visit the website more often, alam ko merong sagot na makikita dun..i just have to keep on looking!
