Canada Bound
Oct 21st 2014, 8:19 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
It's always been my Husbands dream. We didn't plan on starting the process before we visited but it just worked out that way tbh. Our application hasn't gone it yet but hopefully it will do soon.
Oct 21st 2014, 8:19 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
Good ol' MapFrappe to the rescue!
MAPfrappe - Move Outlines
Map 1: outline of Ontario.
Map 2: outline of Ontario over the UK (and Ireland, and France)
It's a rough estimate, but gives you some perspective to ponder.
MAPfrappe - Move Outlines
Map 1: outline of Ontario.
Map 2: outline of Ontario over the UK (and Ireland, and France)
It's a rough estimate, but gives you some perspective to ponder.
Oct 21st 2014, 8:22 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
We spoke with ALOT of consultants but ended up on Wildy Immigration. I net searched and couldn't see anything negative about him when I could other consultants. I do have trouble getting quick responses from him but I guess he is busy and that's normal. Exciting times for yes atm with all of this!
Oct 21st 2014, 8:40 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
We spoke with ALOT of consultants but ended up on Wildy Immigration. I net searched and couldn't see anything negative about him when I could other consultants. I do have trouble getting quick responses from him but I guess he is busy and that's normal. Exciting times for yes atm with all of this!
Best of luck. It's ironic (or perhaps very subtle) that you say ALOT of consultants, since the name of one to avoid ends in exactly those 4 letters.
Oct 21st 2014, 8:55 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
Good luck with the application. Are you sure you need to use a Consultant? Many people apply themselves and save a few quid. We all wish you well and if anyone can answer your questions, likely you'll find them on here!
Oct 21st 2014, 9:17 pm
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Tbh I don't know. My husband has dealt with it all and felt Wildy would get us submitted much faster than we could do ourselves.
Oct 21st 2014, 9:19 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
Excellent. Paul Wildy has a very good reputation, especially on this board and the advice you've received from him is fine if your OH can meet the criteria of 0112.
Best of luck. It's ironic (or perhaps very subtle) that you say ALOT of consultants, since the name of one to avoid ends in exactly those 4 letters.
Best of luck. It's ironic (or perhaps very subtle) that you say ALOT of consultants, since the name of one to avoid ends in exactly those 4 letters.
Oct 21st 2014, 9:35 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
My experience is that the speed of your application is really down to how fast you choose to amass all the paperwork, references, police checks, language certs etc etc. I think you have to do all this, not the Consultant. I don't think they have any influence over the CIC processing time. Still, if it gives peace of mind and a guiding hand - and you have the resources - then why not use a Consultant?
Oct 21st 2014, 10:43 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
Hi and welcome,
When did you submit your application through your consultant I know some categories get filled up quick!
Good luck!
When did you submit your application through your consultant I know some categories get filled up quick!
Good luck!
Oct 21st 2014, 10:48 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
We are still waiting to submit - we submitted my hubbys educational assessment to ICAS and when that came back, we were told we needed to send it to WES to have them assess it. So there has been a delay there.
Oct 21st 2014, 10:52 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
Excellent. Paul Wildy has a very good reputation, especially on this board and the advice you've received from him is fine if your OH can meet the criteria of 0112.
Best of luck. It's ironic (or perhaps very subtle) that you say ALOT of consultants, since the name of one to avoid ends in exactly those 4 letters.
Best of luck. It's ironic (or perhaps very subtle) that you say ALOT of consultants, since the name of one to avoid ends in exactly those 4 letters.
On the FB profile I see a review stating that he himself is very slow to respond
to clients ...
But never used a consultant so I dbt know what that's based on ...
Oct 21st 2014, 11:15 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
Isn't he the one that just laid off staff. Wasn't a AmyDavid affected some how ? Inquiring minds need to know !
Oct 21st 2014, 11:39 pm
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Re: Canada Bound
It doesn't necessarily meant that it is a bad business or run by bad people or poor service.
Last edited by JamesM; Oct 21st 2014 at 11:49 pm.
Oct 22nd 2014, 12:09 am
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Re: Canada Bound
Our case manager always responded but then stopped earlier this month and now I'm finding that im not getting responses unless I message 4 or 5 times. I guess that member of staff was AmyDavid. I wonder why they didn't tell us she had gone? I have been emailing her email and was a little pissed off that she was ignoring me! I am now starting to feel a little worried!