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Forum: Immigration & Citizenship (Canada)

Jan 22nd 2014, 3:04 am

Replies: 4

No more OWP applications with inland spousal sponsorships.

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Posted By zardoz99

Re: No more OWP applications with inland spousal sponsorships.

Inland always went to CPC-V. Outland to CPC-M. The forms and guides on the CIC web site all changed yesterday to reflect this.

Forum: Immigration & Citizenship (Canada)

Jan 22nd 2014, 2:57 am

Replies: 4

No more OWP applications with inland spousal sponsorships.

Views: 2,964

Posted By zardoz99

No more OWP applications with inland spousal sponsorships.

As of yesterday, it's come to our attention on one of the other related forums, that "inland" spousal sponsorships now go to CPC-M and not CPC-V.

The bigger news seems to be that you can no longer...

Forum: Canada

May 5th 2013, 11:04 pm

Replies: 34

Help :)

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Posted By zardoz99

Re: Help :)

Go to http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index-can.asp and see what is available.
Your choices are limited and the available options will change each year. This basically means that if you don't qualify...

Forum: Canada

Apr 27th 2013, 9:59 pm

Replies: 15

Driving a Private car in the UK (Insurance etc)

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Posted By zardoz99

Re: Driving a Private car in the UK (Insurance etc)

This is my understanding as well.

In fact, the DVLA can allocate points even if you have NO driving licence yet.
They are retrospectively applied if/when you (re-)apply for a UK licence.
This...

Forum: Immigration & Citizenship (Canada)

Apr 24th 2013, 9:36 pm

Replies: 10

Approximate PR medical costs?

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Posted By zardoz99

Re: Approximate PR medical costs?

This is from the CIC web site.

In Canada, if the nearest Panel Physician offering services in your preferred official language is located more than 250 kilometres or 4 hours from where you live,...

Forum: The Maple Leaf

Apr 24th 2013, 9:03 am

Replies: 15

My little guy has ruptured his ACL

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Posted By zardoz99

Re: My little guy has ruptured his ACL

As it happens, my vet said that ACL failure in dogs is a non-traumatic injury, so hopefully any discomfort would be minimal. My Collie certainly didn't want to stop chasing after his stick even after...

Forum: The Maple Leaf

Apr 24th 2013, 2:23 am

Replies: 15

My little guy has ruptured his ACL

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Posted By zardoz99

Re: My little guy has ruptured his ACL

Our Border Collie managed to snap his ACL chasing after a thrown stick. The only solution is surgery and it cost us Â£1500 a couple of years ago. He is old and arthritic now but the fix has held. Be...

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