Vancouver Applicants

[BLT]

It wasn't meant that way. It is just easier to prove residency when you are working, Employment certificate, NOA, etc.

He didn't mean it "working" is a requirement

It is Friday Vancouver wake up.. ;D ;D ;D

You have to work in a reputable company too. And if you have shares in the company you have been working, some more not a famous or well known company, RQ will be released.
Actually, the best way to check if people got out of the country or not, is from passport. You know, you can't travel without passport.

 

[u4g5]

It wasn't meant that way. It is just easier to prove residency when you are working, Employment certificate, NOA, etc.

He didn't mean it "working" is a requirement

It is Friday Vancouver wake up.. ;D ;D ;D

thanks, perfect interpretation!
said many time but if Canada has some sorda exit control, would be so much easier to prove residence and save all applicant trouble.
but guess its too COSTLY. $$ makes all the talking

 

[charmed10-2013]

You have to work in a reputable company too. And if you have shares in the company you have been working, some more not a famous or well known company, RQ will be released.
Actually, the best way to check if people got out of the country or not, is from passport. You know, you can't travel without passport.

Yes, for those who have a single passport. The only concern is for those with 2 or more passports with them.

Hope we all be RQ free. Test notice for those waiting for test. And oath for those from WaitingForOath Club

 

[BLT]

thanks, perfect interpretation!
said many time but if Canada has some sorda exit control, would be so much easier to prove residence and save all applicant trouble.
but guess its too COSTLY. $$ makes all the talking

Actually, the only country you can go to without being recorded by CBSA, is to USA from land. Other than that you have to go through airport, and airline would have all the passengers name and passport number in their manifest when you checked in.
Now about to USA by land route, you or CIC can easily access US' record of entrance (almost instantly appears) from their website. Now the only problem is when were you going back from US, most of the times are not recorded. But still it takes 5 minutes to find out. Just one simple question, how did you get back from US? By car : license plate number would be recorded when you entered Canada, with your photo in the car as well. By train : Manifest available.

 

[u4g5]

Actually, the only country you can go to without being recorded by CBSA, is to USA from land. Other than that you have to go through airport, and airline would have all the passengers name and passport number in their manifest when you checked in.
Now about to USA by land route, you or CIC can easily access US' record of entrance (almost instantly appears) from their website. Now the only problem is when were you going back from US, most of the times are not recorded. But still it takes 5 minutes to find out. Just one simple question, how did you get back from US? By car : license plate number would be recorded when you entered Canada, with your photo in the car as well. By train : Manifest available.

its ok, sooner or later will get there.
i wonder how nobody is talking about the " intend to stay " clause, which is clearly violate the charter of freedom.
u got an opinion for that?

 

[charmed10-2013]

its ok, sooner or later will get there.
i wonder how nobody is talking about the " intend to stay " clause, which is clearly violate the charter of freedom.
u got an opinion for that?

It was discussed here:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t234639.0.html

;D ;D ;D ;D

 

[u4g5]

It was discussed here:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t234639.0.html

;D ;D ;D ;D

wow, our friend already expressed his strong opinion.
okay.
gotta go enjoy the sun b4 it all starts raining in Vancouver again.!

 

[BLT]

its ok, sooner or later will get there.
i wonder how nobody is talking about the " intend to stay " clause, which is clearly violate the charter of freedom.
u got an opinion for that?

Well, some people are crazy, they hold their breath for 3 years, then apply for citizenship. The day they send the application in the morning, in the evening they are already in other country (home town). Fly back to get the test and interview. Fly back once again to take the oath and stay a bit longer to sell everything they have here, and bye2 for good. Passport by convenience. And worse, come back when they are old to get the free health care.
But some people have intention to stay, after gotten their citizenship, continue to stay and pay their tax. But then 10 years later being offered a life-changing job in other country. Kids are growing older and need to go to university, need a car, house needs renovation, etc AKA needs money, big one. So take it and have to stay there for 20 years, being revoked the citizenship. And worse, the country where he-she was born, doesn't allow dual-citizenship, so end-up being stateless. This is also crazy.
It's hard to say.

 

[canucksrig]

I hear you BLT

 

[circuit]

Got my oath for 5th september today in Vancouver. Test was on June 4th.

 

[Oct13]

Got my oath for 5th september today in Vancouver. Test was on June 4th.

First one to congratulate you then

 

[charmed10-2013]

Got my oath for 5th september today in Vancouver. Test was on June 4th.

Congrats!

Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

Good newss.. Domino effect please................ ahahahah.. ;D ;D ;D ;D

 

[jerodkillick]

big congrats!!!!! Cheers!!!

 

[u4g5]

Got my oath for 5th september today in Vancouver. Test was on June 4th.

BIG CONGRAZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

 

[canucksrig]

man o man!!!!!!!! what a fantabulos NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Where and when is the party?