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ONTARIO PNP I read that a person is elegible as an International Graduate in Ontario PNP to apply within two years of the date on which they received their degree or diploma, so I have until June 2009. I just learned that today. What I find difficult is getting a job offer from an Ontario...

1) Not all Canadians are born in Canada - No one can be trated as a slave - Canadian-born or not. 2) Government pays for goods and services provided to it, regardless of citizenship. 3) The person who wrote this is obviuosly an A S S

I've been researching ways to get AEO, but I find it difficult. Many companies don't feel comfortable hiring people from abroad, especially if it's not for a low-skill position. Let me know what could I do?

That's what I thought. Well, I'll just wait for it to be returned.

I need someone to give me their opinion on my situation. I lived in Ottawa, Canada for three years as a foreign diplomat, where I also obtained an MBA degree. I came back to the Dominican Republic in October 2007. I sent an application under the FSW class in March 2008 and a few months later...

That is true. Listen, you are in a difficult situation. I wouldn't know what to do in your case. Try sending your application to the US visa office, the worse thing that can happen is for them to return it. In that case, you'll know your only option is to send it to the visa office in your home...

You do not have to be in your home country. You can send the application to the visa office in your home country, even if you are in the US.

If you are not a US citizen, you do not have a green card and you do not have a work permit, you are illegal. In that case, you can't apply for Canadian permanent residence through Buffalo. You have to apply from a country in which you have legal status, your home country.

That if you are illegal, how is it that you have social security and pay taxes?. Illegal immigrants usually don't have social security.

I don't know about Mexico, but in order to travel to the Dominican Republic many individuals need a visa. Canadian and US citizens can visit the DR without a visa, for tourism purposes only. Also, theres no Canadian visa office in Dominican Republic, so all applications are processed in...

I believe that he or she has to be legally admitted for a year at the time of the application. So, if he or she is illegal now it will not be possible.

Why Mexico and DR?

Thanks.

Hi ciju77, Can you tell me where you found this?