sansan

hi,

i need your sincere help since i am based in India and am coming to US only for the interview.

my time line for skilled worker category

applied: oct'01
AOR:dec'01
assessment: nov'02
interview letter: apr'03
interview date: june'03 at LA

most of the posts i have read show "interview waiver". i have not been so lucky and need all the help for my interview since i applied on my own.

please give me all the advise you can on the type of questions, where to get the answers, dress code etc etc

Northernligths25

Be presentable. Make sure you answer honestly. The questions will verify your
personal information and your knowledge of your chosen occupation. There could
be question as why you chose to apply in the great USA rather than in India.

Other types of question could be asked but only the interviewer will know for
sure.


    >Subject: all experts - very urgent - please help with interview
    >From: sansan [email protected]
    >Date: 5/26/03 4:55 AM Atlantic Daylight Time
    >Message-id:
    >hi,
    >i need your sincere help since i am based in India and am coming to US
    >only for the interview.
    >my time line for skilled worker category
    >applied: oct'01
    >AOR:dec'01
    >assessment: nov'02
    >interview letter: apr'03
    >interview date: june'03 at LA
    >most of the posts i have read show "interview waiver". i have not
    >been so lucky and need all the help for my interview since i applied
    >on my own.
    >please give me all the advise you can on the type of questions, where to
    >get the answers, dress code etc etc
    >--
    >Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Pete

question was addressed to experts

idiots like aikido/northernligths shoulders reply

On 26 May 2003 08:01:13 GMT, [email protected]
(NorthernLigths25) wrote:

    >Be presentable. Make sure you answer honestly. The questions will verify your
    >personal information and your knowledge of your chosen occupation. There could
    >be question as why you chose to apply in the great USA rather than in India.
    >Other types of question could be asked but only the interviewer will know for
    >sure.
    >>Subject: all experts - very urgent - please help with interview
    >>From: sansan [email protected]
    >>Date: 5/26/03 4:55 AM Atlantic Daylight Time
    >>Message-id:
    >>hi,
    >>i need your sincere help since i am based in India and am coming to US
    >>only for the interview.
    >>my time line for skilled worker category
    >>applied: oct'01
    >>AOR:dec'01
    >>assessment: nov'02
    >>interview letter: apr'03
    >>interview date: june'03 at LA
    >>most of the posts i have read show "interview waiver". i have not
    >>been so lucky and need all the help for my interview since i applied
    >>on my own.
    >>please give me all the advise you can on the type of questions, where to
    >>get the answers, dress code etc etc
    >>--
    >>Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Northernligths25

Oh yeah one thing....do not be late.

sansan

thanks a ton

Atul Patel

try to get your Green Card.
Canadian PR is worthless, unless you want to settle for low paying jobs or
welfare..

"sansan" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > thanks a ton
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Pete

Another loser blaming everyone but himself for his misery...

If you are so advocating GC then what a ***** are you still doing in
Canada?!!! Americans don't want losers like you??? LOL...

Pete

On Tue, 27 May 2003 12:54:51 -0400, "Atul Patel"
wrote:

    >try to get your Green Card.
    >Canadian PR is worthless, unless you want to settle for low paying jobs or
    >welfare..
    >"sansan" wrote in message
    >news:[email protected]...
    >> thanks a ton
    >> --
    >> Posted via http://britishexpats.com

sansan

hey guys please stop this crap.

i am only looking for some genuine help here.

Amir

sansan wrote in message news:...
    > hey guys please stop this crap.
    >
    > i am only looking for some genuine help here.

I guess NorthernLights already answered reasonably. His reply matches
my experience... 3 yrs back.
Interview is NOT a test of knowledge, but about judging your
truthfulness, and adaptability to Canada, and may be about
clarification/further detail on some info that you provided in your
application.
In case you wonder what 'adaptability' may imply...; as I understand
it is mainly about ability to live a normal life in Canada... without
communication/social problems, or being burden on Canadian tax
payers... in any way.

Pmm

Hi Amir

"Amir" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > sansan wrote in message
news:...
    > > hey guys please stop this crap.
    > >
    > > i am only looking for some genuine help here.
    > I guess NorthernLights already answered reasonably. His reply matches
    > my experience... 3 yrs back.
    > Interview is NOT a test of knowledge, but about judging your
    > truthfulness, and adaptability to Canada, and may be about
    > clarification/further detail on some info that you provided in your
    > application.
    > In case you wonder what 'adaptability' may imply...; as I understand
    > it is mainly about ability to live a normal life in Canada... without
    > communication/social problems, or being burden on Canadian tax
    > payers... in any way.

Actually in some interviews they do test knowledge to determine if you have
the skills you claim.

PMM

Atul Patel

speak for yourself!
US Unemployment Insurance pays more than a monthly salary of an Engineer in
Canada.
"Pete" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > Another loser blaming everyone but himself for his misery...
    > If you are so advocating GC then what a ***** are you still doing in
    > Canada?!!! Americans don't want losers like you??? LOL...
    > Pete
    > On Tue, 27 May 2003 12:54:51 -0400, "Atul Patel"
    > wrote:
    > >try to get your Green Card.
    > >Canadian PR is worthless, unless you want to settle for low paying jobs
or
    > >welfare..
    > >
    > >"sansan" wrote in message
    > >news:[email protected]...
    > >>
    > >> thanks a ton
    > >>
    > >> --
    > >> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
    > >

Madredhatter

"Atul Patel" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > speak for yourself!
    > US Unemployment Insurance pays more than a monthly salary of an Engineer
in
    > Canada.

This is coming from a proven liar. You give no stats. Nothing relevant to
compare. You are nothing but a troll.

Frazer

Hi Sansan,

Dress code is important, a blazer/coat would help. Be confident while
answering and answer to the point. Do not go beyond on answers to
questions (you might get entangled in your own responses). Be
truthful. If you have experience in more than one field (say marketing
and as well as IT), announce it to the officer (better adaptibility).
Put all documents in an order and hand over them to the immigration
officer as and when asked without fumbling or searching for the
documents. Some of the questions yu might face are -
1. Why migrating from your present country?
2. Why migrating to Canada?
3. Your job role in your present / past companies?
4. What steps initiated to settle in Canada?
5. Any friends / relatives in Canada?
6. If French claimed to be known - be prepared to answer questions in
French too.
7. How do you see yourself 5 years from now in your present
occupation?
8. If the job market for the occupation you have qualified for is bad,
then what do you think you would do?

Hope this helps.

Frazer

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sansan wrote in message news:...
    > hi,
    >
    > i need your sincere help since i am based in India and am coming to US
    > only for the interview.
    >
    > my time line for skilled worker category
    >
    > applied: oct'01
    > AOR:dec'01
    > assessment: nov'02
    > interview letter: apr'03
    > interview date: june'03 at LA
    >
    > most of the posts i have read show "interview waiver". i have not
    > been so lucky and need all the help for my interview since i applied
    > on my own.
    >
    > please give me all the advise you can on the type of questions, where to
    > get the answers, dress code etc etc

Prasad

Hi Sansan

While receiving the ASSESSMENT LETTER STATING YOU NEED TO ATTEND THE
INTERVIEW from Buffallo office AND While receiving the interview
letter from LA Office did they inform you at any point of time to
submit the new updated forms and new updated documents under new IRPA?


sansan wrote in message news:...
    > hi,
    >
    > i need your sincere help since i am based in India and am coming to US
    > only for the interview.
    >
    > my time line for skilled worker category
    >
    > applied: oct'01
    > AOR:dec'01
    > assessment: nov'02
    > interview letter: apr'03
    > interview date: june'03 at LA
    >
    > most of the posts i have read show "interview waiver". i have not
    > been so lucky and need all the help for my interview since i applied
    > on my own.
    >
    > please give me all the advise you can on the type of questions, where to
    > get the answers, dress code etc etc

bjk2002

It might be very helpful to get your CAIPS file. It might give you the reason for the Interview