Mr Miller and others please, Do I need to take the TEF?
Jun 18th 2003, 12:10 am
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Mr Miller and others please, Do I need to take the TEF?
Hi,
I was born in France but my citizenship is from Morocco and lived most
of my life in Morocco. Does this mean that my "NATIVE" language is
french?
And do I still have to take the TEF? I also have a bachelor degree
from a french university but I don't think I can get documentation
about high school.
Unfortunately, I have to drive 10 hours to take the test, which is why
I am wondering if I can do without.
I was born in France but my citizenship is from Morocco and lived most
of my life in Morocco. Does this mean that my "NATIVE" language is
french?
And do I still have to take the TEF? I also have a bachelor degree
from a french university but I don't think I can get documentation
about high school.
Unfortunately, I have to drive 10 hours to take the test, which is why
I am wondering if I can do without.
Jun 18th 2003, 11:46 am
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Re: Mr Miller and others please, Do I need to take the TEF?
If you are applying in Paris I think you will find that you will not have to
take TEF. You must document your education and use of french in a separate
submission when filing your application. Are you applying for Quebec or the
rest of Canada?
Ce sera plus facile de faire un demande au Quebec que le Canada a mon avis.
Jim Metcalfe , Consultnat and former visa officer
"joo" wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I was born in France but my citizenship is from Morocco and lived most
> of my life in Morocco. Does this mean that my "NATIVE" language is
> french?
> And do I still have to take the TEF? I also have a bachelor degree
> from a french university but I don't think I can get documentation
> about high school.
> Unfortunately, I have to drive 10 hours to take the test, which is why
> I am wondering if I can do without.
take TEF. You must document your education and use of french in a separate
submission when filing your application. Are you applying for Quebec or the
rest of Canada?
Ce sera plus facile de faire un demande au Quebec que le Canada a mon avis.
Jim Metcalfe , Consultnat and former visa officer
"joo" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi,
> I was born in France but my citizenship is from Morocco and lived most
> of my life in Morocco. Does this mean that my "NATIVE" language is
> french?
> And do I still have to take the TEF? I also have a bachelor degree
> from a french university but I don't think I can get documentation
> about high school.
> Unfortunately, I have to drive 10 hours to take the test, which is why
> I am wondering if I can do without.
