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thermophile Apr 26th 2004 9:14 pm

define civil servant
 
I'm applying for PR as a spouse of a Canadian citizen and am nearly done with the forms. But, I've run in to a question, I'm not sure if I was a civil servant or not. this is for q. 13 on the Schedule 1/background form.

here's the deal, I worked for the National Park Service (which is a division of the Department of the Interior) as a seasonal Biology Tech. The job was always seasonal or temporary. I was never commissioned-never carried a gun and had no legal authority.

Was that job a civil servant job? I'm leaning towards including it just to be safe-I already have my time with the NPS listed under the personal history question.

thanks

thermophile Apr 28th 2004 5:37 pm

Re: define civil servant
 
come on, someone has to know if that would qualify as a civil servant job or not

Pmm Apr 28th 2004 11:19 pm

Re: define civil servant
 
Hi

"thermophile" <member22719@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > come on, someone has to know if that would qualify as a civil servant
    > job or not
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You worked for a branch of the government, ergo civil servant.

PMM

Bush Apr 29th 2004 1:58 am

Re: define civil servant
 
NO.
"Civil Servants are those who are employed by the Crown - which can be
roughly translated as Federal government"
You said you were hired temporarily, so you were not a Civil Servent.

thermophile <member22719@british_expats.com> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > come on, someone has to know if that would qualify as a civil servant
    > job or not

S B Apr 29th 2004 2:43 am

Re: define civil servant
 
    >
    > here's the deal, I worked for the National Park
    > Service (which is a division of the Department of the Interior) as a

Absolutely unimportant.

    > seasonal Biology Tech. The job was always seasonal or temporary. I
    > was never commissioned-never carried a gun and had no legal authority.

I trust you, guns are prohibited in canada

    >
    >
    > Was that job a civil servant job? I'm leaning towards including it
    > just to be safe-I already have my time with the NPS listed under the


yes, it was a civil servant job, so you can report it to CIC this way

    > personal history question.
    >
    > thanks

you are welcome

S B Apr 29th 2004 4:35 pm

Re: define civil servant
 
S B wrote:
    >
    > >
    > > here's the deal, I worked for the National Park
    > > Service (which is a division of the Department of the Interior) as a
    >
    > Absolutely unimportant.
    >
    > > seasonal Biology Tech. The job was always seasonal or temporary. I
    > > was never commissioned-never carried a gun and had no legal authority.
    >
    > I trust you, guns are prohibited in canada
    >
    > >
    > >
    > > Was that job a civil servant job? I'm leaning towards including it
    > > just to be safe-I already have my time with the NPS listed under the
    >
    > yes, it was a civil servant job, so you can report it to CIC this way
    >
    > > personal history question.
    > >
    > > thanks
    >
    > you are welcome

This posting was made by an imposter trying to discredit me and made
from a popsite.net posting host. Genuine posts from S B are made from a
Canadian IP address.

S B Apr 29th 2004 11:02 pm

Re: define civil servant
 
S B <[email protected]. invalid> wrote in message news:<[email protected] am.net.invalid>...
    > S B wrote:
    > >
    > > >
    > > > here's the deal, I worked for the National Park
    > > > Service (which is a division of the Department of the Interior) as a
    > >
    > > Absolutely unimportant.
    > >
    > > > seasonal Biology Tech. The job was always seasonal or temporary. I
    > > > was never commissioned-never carried a gun and had no legal authority.
    > >
    > > I trust you, guns are prohibited in canada
    > >
    > > >
    > > >
    > > > Was that job a civil servant job? I'm leaning towards including it
    > > > just to be safe-I already have my time with the NPS listed under the
    > >
    > > yes, it was a civil servant job, so you can report it to CIC this way
    > >
    > > > personal history question.
    > > >
    > > > thanks
    > >
    > > you are welcome
    >
    > This posting was made by an imposter trying to discredit me and made
    > from a popsite.net posting host. Genuine posts from S B are made from a
    > Canadian IP address.


I am the genuine S B, do not trust imposter. He misleads people i give
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