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Starting at the very beginning...help.
Hello everyone
I've found the info on this site very very interesting, however, I feel like I don't know where to begin. I'm a single parent of two children, I work as an Immigration Officer and also have Training and HR qualifications. I've lived abroad before for 10 years, have spent the last 10 years in the UK and now wish to move to Canada. But it all seems so daunting. Although I qualify, I've read on here that it takes 5 years!! Are there any faster routes that people are aware of? I'm also considering employing a solicitor to deal with my application - any advice? Thanks very much Daisy x |
Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Originally Posted by Daisyboo
(Post 5717336)
Hello everyone
I've found the info on this site very very interesting, however, I feel like I don't know where to begin. I'm a single parent of two children, I work as an Immigration Officer and also have Training and HR qualifications. I've lived abroad before for 10 years, have spent the last 10 years in the UK and now wish to move to Canada. But it all seems so daunting. Although I qualify, I've read on here that it takes 5 years!! Are there any faster routes that people are aware of? I'm also considering employing a solicitor to deal with my application - any advice? Thanks very much Daisy x |
Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Originally Posted by Daisyboo
(Post 5717336)
Hello everyone
I've found the info on this site very very interesting, however, I feel like I don't know where to begin. I'm a single parent of two children, I work as an Immigration Officer and also have Training and HR qualifications. I've lived abroad before for 10 years, have spent the last 10 years in the UK and now wish to move to Canada. But it all seems so daunting. Although I qualify, I've read on here that it takes 5 years!! Are there any faster routes that people are aware of? I'm also considering employing a solicitor to deal with my application - any advice? Thanks very much Daisy x sure you will find the info you need on the Link cheers sue |
Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Nova Scotia has a Community Identified stream - it took us 15 months from start to finish and is free to apply. You need to buy property here, spend 9 months in the "community" then the application took 6 months to process.
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Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Thanks very much for the help, it's much appreciated. Ontheboatout - where can I find more details about this scheme?
Thanks Daisy |
Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Here is the link to the Nova Scotia immigration website that has the forms you need.
http://www.novascotiaimmigration.com/en-page1095.aspx Here is a recent news release - they have removed the numbers of applicants restrictions too http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/departm...2007-09-19.asp If you need any advice about what you need to do just ask away! |
Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Originally Posted by Ontheboatout
(Post 5734430)
Here is the link to the Nova Scotia immigration website that has the forms you need.
http://www.novascotiaimmigration.com/en-page1095.aspx Here is a recent news release - they have removed the numbers of applicants restrictions too http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/departm...2007-09-19.asp If you need any advice about what you need to do just ask away! |
Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Originally Posted by Lorna_D
(Post 5734439)
NS should be paying you eh!:rofl:
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Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
I wish! Do you think they will?
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Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Originally Posted by Ontheboatout
(Post 5719348)
Nova Scotia has a Community Identified stream - it took us 15 months from start to finish and is free to apply. You need to buy property here, spend 9 months in the "community" then the application took 6 months to process.
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Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Originally Posted by NSpaul
(Post 5734826)
Absolute rubbish!!! There is no requirement to buy property in NS to apply under this stream. The scheme actually requires that you have "long established connections to a Nova Scotia community" which could mean that you have close friends or family here, have studies here, be a member of religious or community organisation etc. The criteria are fairly flexible but there is definitely no requirement to buy property in NS.
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Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Originally Posted by destinationnovascotia
(Post 5734861)
Hi Paul, Nice to see you back. A touch of sanity in an mad world. You been away?
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Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
Originally Posted by NSpaul
(Post 5734878)
No, just a bit busy. How are things going with you (job, house sale etc)?
We planned to come over in August but if everything goes well it may be sooner. Happy New Year |
Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
I'll keep my fingers crossed for you!
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Re: Starting at the very beginning...help.
The Community Identified Stream interview with the Licensed Authority is to demonstrate a commitment to the Province, so that it is not used as an easy stepping stone to another. I would argue that purchasing a property is a good demonstration and although is not essential, you have to live somewhere anyway.
Our "long established connections..." was 9 months. |
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