Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
#3933
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Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
@ Boogler, Successful4ever, Htar, Teh Anomaly, Atelman @ Thanks to all
and @@@ thanks to all who have received LOA..........
CIC Application Support: For those who have applied to CIC. Do you know if we have to add Letter of Reference from our Employers (Experience Certificate) and Education Certificate and bank statement.
In checklist they have not mentioned to submit these docs....
Thanks...............
Southern Europe Recruitment Mission Application:April 2013, Interview with MPNP officials 4th June 2013, Invitation to apply: 25th July 2013, MPNP online Application: 12th of August, LOA 31st October, 2013
and @@@ thanks to all who have received LOA..........
CIC Application Support: For those who have applied to CIC. Do you know if we have to add Letter of Reference from our Employers (Experience Certificate) and Education Certificate and bank statement.
In checklist they have not mentioned to submit these docs....
Thanks...............
Southern Europe Recruitment Mission Application:April 2013, Interview with MPNP officials 4th June 2013, Invitation to apply: 25th July 2013, MPNP online Application: 12th of August, LOA 31st October, 2013
#3934
Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
CIC Application Support: For those who have applied to CIC. Do you know if we have to add Letter of Reference from our Employers (Experience Certificate) and Education Certificate and bank statement.
In checklist they have not mentioned to submit these docs....
Thanks...............
In checklist they have not mentioned to submit these docs....
Thanks...............
Things like education certs, bank statements etc should have been included in your initial application to MB PNP, they're not required again for the Federal stage.
HTH.
#3935
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Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
This was asked just above, did you not see it? As per the previous answer, you don't need to include anything that isn't asked for on the document checklist.
Things like education certs, bank statements etc should have been included in your initial application to MB PNP, they're not required again for the Federal stage.
HTH.
Things like education certs, bank statements etc should have been included in your initial application to MB PNP, they're not required again for the Federal stage.
HTH.
Please could you advise another question:
Is compulsory to submit Certified copies of all documets, like Birth cert. and Passport and other docs......
#3936
Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
"If your documents are not in English or French, send a notarized (certified) translation with a copy of the original version"
#3937
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Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
This was asked just above, did you not see it? As per the previous answer, you don't need to include anything that isn't asked for on the document checklist.
Things like education certs, bank statements etc should have been included in your initial application to MB PNP, they're not required again for the Federal stage.
HTH.
Things like education certs, bank statements etc should have been included in your initial application to MB PNP, they're not required again for the Federal stage.
HTH.
#3938
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Joined: Nov 2013
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Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
Almost all original docs. are in English.
I have some documents in Spanish but I have translation in English from a certified translator, who have official translator seal in Spain.....
My doubt is photocopies of all these documents need to be Certified true Copies of original documents or we have to submit normal photocopies of docs... with our application....
Last edited by beltza; Nov 19th 2013 at 11:47 am.
#3939
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Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
I have put my mailing address as a P.O box number on my MPNP application, do you think this is a problem???
#3941
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Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
Those who have documents in their native language and English, they dont need to be notarized, just a COPY
#3942
Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
Preparation is definitely the key to getting through the interview - sounds obvious but it really helps to try to replicate your current life in winnipeg so they can see you're serious. Some things we did during our visit that might help:
1) pick up real estate papers and do open houses. We struggled from a distance getting appointments with real estate agents and to be honest felt it wasn't fair to waste their time anyway. Open houses meant we got to see more property, in more areas and picked up more estate agent contacts.
2) cost of living analysis - we went to Polo Park, which is a large mall with a good spread of brand and non-brand shops so you can price clothes; a sears, where we priced housey stuff; a Canadian tire and another household store. It also has a safe ways for doing a trial grocery shop and a liquor store for pricing alcohol (after which you'll need a drink...)
3) leisure activities - we priced cinema, hockey, museums (if you have kids, manitoba museum and children's museum are good), zoo, swimming, gym, restaurants, take-out, travel costs etc
4) walk. Sounds weird, but walking is a great way to see the real city (assuming you're heading to winnipeg), warts and all. We found it was also a great way to meet and chat to people
Regards the meeting itself, ours was a bit frosty to start with as we turned up with all three kids and the agents preference was to speak to me alone as the principle applicant. I suggested to her it was preferable my wife was there too since she's as important to the process! So we had to leave the older two kids in the reception... Started off checking through employment and education info in detail, then the interview followed the format of the original EV application questions, but in way more detail.
Make loads of notes through your visit, bring everything you pick up to talk about, business cards, etc...
Also, employment - when you meet employers or potential employers, they seem very happy to talk about requirements to work in their own organisation - but also about the state of the particular industry, the hiring market in general and other people you should speak to.
In general terms, winnipeg was great, loved it and can't wait to get back. Good luck with the prep and if there's anything specific you want to ask, just message me.
#3944
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Re: Manitoba - Strategic Initiative
LOA!!!!LOA!!!!LOA!!!!LOA!!!!LOA!!!! Received today, dispatched on 21st October.........