Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
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Originally Posted by Martin99
(Post 8282708)
Hi Martin, Yes all picked up, were the the person at the front of the que? I was the person hopping around taking photo's as my wife was the principal applicant so she had to go inside the High Commission. Great Feeling to have those visa's now!! Landing in Vancouver on Saturday, then off to Whistler for a couple of weeks snowboarding - FAB!! :thumbsup::thumbsup: Probably looking to move over sometime in august, near Kitchener. Anybody out there looking for a Civil Engineer/Construction Managaer or AutoCAD Draughter? Best wishes to all who are still waiting, and to those who have the visa's!! Regards I remember you crossing the road to take photos! I was in the queue about two/three people behind you so I will feature in one of your photos. Let me know how your landing goes in Vancouver as we plan to land there later this year ourselves. Good luck! Martin |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
I think that because you sent a copy of the work permit in they have assumed you are applying under CAT2 and this is what they are treating you as. As such then require the following for a CAT2 application:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigra...employment.asp |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Originally Posted by lancashirebird
(Post 8283544)
It just naff's me off that someone can stick an application in and just put on paper that they have 1yrs experience and they go straight through, where we have to prove everything :unsure: |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Originally Posted by AmyDavid
(Post 8283617)
I think that because you sent a copy of the work permit in they have assumed you are applying under CAT2 and this is what they are treating you as. As such then require the following for a CAT2 application:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigra...employment.asp but why try to take the payment via CC and send an email to say the date had expired....it doesnt has until 2012 on it and enough funds :huh: seems strange.................. We also think that since they returned in january there is something strange happening at cic..........i wounder if they have had there new visa numbers yet for this year :confused: |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Up to my eyeballs sorting out the full application for CHC at the moment. Crikey, what a lot of stuff! :blink:
Waiting for our police certificates and uni transcripts to come before we can send it all off, but I think we are doing pretty well so far. A question on work references and employment contracts for 'present and past employers' - how many different references do you need? Is it just for the job that fits the NOC code you are applying under, or do they want everything you have ever done? Also, getting items noterised - does that mean certified? As in a solicitor certifying that it is a true copy of the original? This is what I assumed it to be, but please correct me if I am wrong - I really don't want them sending it back 'cos I have been a dufus! :( Good luck to everyone.... :fingerscrossed: |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
They have tightened up on everything, and I did the figures somewhere for visa allocations for this year, for the life of me I cannot remember where. Think someone put a thread on here somewhere with a link.....?
As DMP said when I had to go back for repeats on xrays, CIC pipe the tune and we do the dance...... |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Originally Posted by purple80
(Post 8284347)
They have tightened up on everything, and I did the figures somewhere for visa allocations for this year, for the life of me I cannot remember where. Think someone put a thread on here somewhere with a link.....?
As DMP said when I had to go back for repeats on xrays, CIC pipe the tune and we do the dance...... all done and letter inside explaining what we have added to the application, here is hoping we get PR before WP runs out... |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Originally Posted by Lady Locket
(Post 8284337)
Up to my eyeballs sorting out the full application for CHC at the moment. Crikey, what a lot of stuff! :blink:
Waiting for our police certificates and uni transcripts to come before we can send it all off, but I think we are doing pretty well so far. A question on work references and employment contracts for 'present and past employers' - how many different references do you need? Is it just for the job that fits the NOC code you are applying under, or do they want everything you have ever done? Also, getting items noterised - does that mean certified? As in a solicitor certifying that it is a true copy of the original? This is what I assumed it to be, but please correct me if I am wrong - I really don't want them sending it back 'cos I have been a dufus! :( Good luck to everyone.... :fingerscrossed: I had certified copies taken by a UK solicitor, which CHC accepted. I also provided reference letters from all of my previous and current employers as the requirements do not seem to limit them to any particular employer type or date. Cheers Martin |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Thanks Martin! Not sure we can do all employers as some have closed down, but will do as many as possible and enclose an explanation letter for the others. I have payslips for all the employers within 10 years or so, even the ones no longer operating, which should help prove employment. Hopefully this will be enough.
Glad the standard certification is ok - means I don't have to redo them! :D LL x |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Hi LL
Which fsw category are you applying under regards Joinerboy |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Originally Posted by Lady Locket
(Post 8284496)
Thanks Martin! Not sure we can do all employers as some have closed down, but will do as many as possible and enclose an explanation letter for the others. I have payslips for all the employers within 10 years or so, even the ones no longer operating, which should help prove employment. Hopefully this will be enough.
Glad the standard certification is ok - means I don't have to redo them! :D LL x Cheers Martin |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Originally Posted by joinerboy
(Post 8284510)
Hi LL
Which fsw category are you applying under regards Joinerboy |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Originally Posted by purple80
(Post 8284347)
They have tightened up on everything, and I did the figures somewhere for visa allocations for this year, for the life of me I cannot remember where. Think someone put a thread on here somewhere with a link.....?
As DMP said when I had to go back for repeats on xrays, CIC pipe the tune and we do the dance...... |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
[QUOTE=Martin99;8284605].QUOTE]
Martin! I have been following your timeline and from when you submitted your docs to london and you received AOR was roughly 5 weeks... Its roughly 5 weeks for me too and today i got this!! ''Your application and supporting documents were received by the London England office. They are pending review. We transferred your application to the London England office on November 3, 2009. The London England office may contact you.'' WOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOO :p:D im a bit confused by the dates though as I submitted my stuff on 17th December not November?!? |
Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Originally Posted by Martin99
(Post 8284605)
How were the follow up tests, Charlie? :fingerscrossed:
Sputum samples have to be cultured for six to eight weeks. If something grows by the sixth week they can stop and send the results to DMP, if nothing grows they have to continue for the full eight weeks, then send results to DMP, who will then send all results to London. We have been told that the reason they requested retake and testing was due to an old calcification on my lung, (calcification in the lungs can be caused by several different processes. The most common cause is calcification of granulomas, small scars within the lung tissue that are usually caused by infections. Over time these scars become calcified. They are usually benign (not cancerous) and do not cause any problems.) Eldest daughters x ray had an artifact, Artifact on x ray explanation......http://www.hps.org/publicinformation/ate/q1443.html DMP said not to worry. Charlie |
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