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weddingtonite
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« Reply #15 on: March 20, 2011, 04:24:08 am »

One more thing.  Does anyone know what kind of proofs of experience they would ask for in the interview other than recommendation letters written by employers?  Would they ask for old tax records or something else?  Because I know a letter can be written by anyone himself.  I am trying to get whatever is needed ready beforehand so I have everything they ask for at the interview instead of them asking me for something else and then there would be a delay of another few months.  Any advice on this?  

Hi!

It does not work like that. Not every body is called for interview. Only 1 in 10 people are usually called. Normally tax records are not required but When they will ask you to send full docs send everything if you like to send tax records, reference letters, employment contracts. Then they verify your job from your employer by phoning them or writing or visiting in person. If everything is ok then you are granted medicals /prr. If there is any doubt then you are called for interview. In intrview you can take all your papers and tax records if you like or any thing else you think will support you.

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YPal
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« Reply #16 on: March 20, 2011, 07:30:26 am »

Is there anyone else than weddingtonite which would like to advise me on my case.  It is the first post in this link.
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weddingtonite
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« Reply #17 on: March 20, 2011, 07:51:17 am »

Hey if you want someone elses opinion you can send him private message. Qorax is the most senior guy. Send him PM.

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YPal
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« Reply #18 on: March 20, 2011, 08:00:05 am »

Thanks.  Quorax would you mind if I don't send you a private message?  Do you think you could advise me here at all? 
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weddingtonite
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« Reply #19 on: March 20, 2011, 08:03:36 am »

Thanks.  Quorax would you mind if I don't send you a private message?  Do you think you could advise me here at all? 

he might not have seen this thread here. send him private message to come here and answer you. he will do it.

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YPal
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« Reply #20 on: March 20, 2011, 08:39:25 am »

Seems like Quorax is currently not here.  Does anyone else care to comment on my post?
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YPal
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« Reply #21 on: March 22, 2011, 12:29:40 am »

Looks like no one wants to comment on my post. 

By the way I just received an email from the visa office answering my query.  They said that my previous refusals would not have an affect on my immigration by skills application.  Now I guess I need to ask them this question again saying that their refusals may not have any impact on my appliclation but would my lying in the past have any? 

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CarribRN
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Visa Office......: Kingston, Jamaica
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« Reply #22 on: March 22, 2011, 12:40:08 am »

One more thing.  Does anyone know what kind of proofs of experience they would ask for in the interview other than recommendation letters written by employers?  Would they ask for old tax records or something else?  Because I know a letter can be written by anyone himself.  I am trying to get whatever is needed ready beforehand so I have everything they ask for at the interview instead of them asking me for something else and then there would be a delay of another few months.  Any advice on this?  

Better if you have a tax record or payslip/s to support your claim.
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NOC 3152
6-4-2009 - sent app. to NS
Oct 6 - sent full application to local visa
Jan 4 - Recvd reqst for medical and RPRF
Jan 27 - medical result sent
1st week March-passport reqst
May 28 -passport sent
June 15- visa received.
11-7-2010
pittabread
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« Reply #23 on: March 22, 2011, 01:38:15 am »

Looks like no one wants to comment on my post.  

By the way I just received an email from the visa office answering my query.  They said that my previous refusals would not have an affect on my immigration by skills application.  Now I guess I need to ask them this question again saying that their refusals may not have any impact on my appliclation but would my lying in the past have any?  



Not really.Just be truthfull this time.
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« Reply #24 on: March 22, 2011, 02:29:23 am »

Looks like no one wants to comment on my post. 

By the way I just received an email from the visa office answering my query.  They said that my previous refusals would not have an affect on my immigration by skills application.  Now I guess I need to ask them this question again saying that their refusals may not have any impact on my appliclation but would my lying in the past have any? 



Refusals don't normally affect your application but misrepresentations do unfortunately, we are living in the era of I.T. and whether you mention or you don't, they would still have that info., best thing for you is to state everything about your past refusals when you send your completed application.

Whatever you are mentioning this time, make sure you have ample docs to prove, i.e. Qualifications and experience, the more strong your app is, the more chances of getting it through will be.


 
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