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sukhwinder kaur $ said:
hello frnds
i have applied for FSW and snt my original IELTS copy
now, i want to apply for SINP ...is it possible to sent documents without IELTS & copy of UCI no.???

Didn't you get any copy of your IELTS before sending that to CIC?
SINP don't need your Original IELTS. Even after nomination, in CIC, they will accept copy of your IELTS for PNP program, You should attach scanned copy of your IELTS in SINP website.
 
VictorPapa said:
NO, You shouldn't submit those forms

Thanks for your reply again VictorPapa!!!

Also can you tell me about this SETTLEMENT PLAN!!! I dont understand what to do with it?? on website it asked 4 question and then send me email with loads of suggestions!!! now what i have to do with it!!

DO i need to print it out as it is or add something and then attach just with application just like other documents....

Your advise will be very much appreciated!!!

Thank you
 
Arun2121 said:
Hi Victor and all Seniors member,


My query is related to skilled worker point criteria option in Application. In this portal there is point mention regarding age, education and experience. But nothing is mentioned about language test.

Where we have to mention about our language test score.?

and one more question about settlement fund. what exactly I have to submit??

Saving Certificate is enough for this.?

Thanks in Advance

You don't need to write your language point in that section, they will calculate your points themselves.
you should get Bank statement with latest balance and detailed history for last 3 months (02 OCT 2014 - 02 JAN 2015) and send them to SINP.
 
SMRMA said:
Thanks for your reply again VictorPapa!!!

Also can you tell me about this SETTLEMENT PLAN!!! I dont understand what to do with it?? on website it asked 4 question and then send me email with loads of suggestions!!! now what i have to do with it!!

DO i need to print it out as it is or add something and then attach just with application just like other documents....

Your advise will be very much appreciated!!!

Thank you

Don't need to add anything. Just make PDF from that report and sent it with your other files.
 
VictorPapa said:
Don't need to add anything. Just make PDF from that report and sent it with your other files.

wa!! it is that simple.... :)

Thanks once again....
 
VictorPapa said:
Didn't you get any copy of your IELTS before sending that to CIC?
SINP don't need your Original IELTS. Even after nomination, in CIC, they will accept copy of your IELTS for PNP program, You should attach scanned copy of your IELTS in SINP website.
yeah i have photocopy of IELTS but its not clear
 
sukhwinder kaur $ said:
yeah i have photocopy of IELTS but its not clear

Only "Test Report Form Number" is important in your IELTS because they will check online and verify your scores. If it is legible then it is OK.
 
Can I fill application online on 1st of Jan and submit the application on 2nd jan
 
i have a query that i will fill the sattlement plan before 8.00am at 2.1.15 , or its possible that i can fill that form before this time
 
Hello Seniors


I have a query ..
Where do i attach the Federal forms for SPOUSE and Dependent child.
In my case they are not accompanying me but the Application guide says to provide the Birth certificate , Passport details and federal forms Background declaration , Additional family members ?

In online you can add Family member and provide the birth document and passport .
And there is option to add federal forms . But my worry is if i add like that do they consider its 3 applicants. As i do not have sufficient settlement fund for 3 and have only for 1 applicant i don;t want to take the risk.

The other option is to add the family member Federal forms with the primary application one .

Which one is the right way

Thanks & Regards
VN
 
VictorPapa said:
Where is exactly that "Previous Application"? Which form?
Dear victorpapa I saw your message .your answer is yes,but I did not how I can send private message to you. I am new at this froum.