Pakistan Applicants Waiting For *Medical Request*...

[wakawaka]

We received your application for permanent residence on September xxxxx
 
We reviewed your application and sent you a letter on December xxxxx Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.
 
Your application was reviewed and we started processing on  xxxxx



wht does tis mean guys???

[weddingtonite]

We received your application for permanent residence on September xxxxx
 
We reviewed your application and sent you a letter on December xxxxx Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.
 
Your application was reviewed and we started processing on  xxxxx



wht does tis mean guys???

it means your pplication is in process and its a good news. sooner or later you will get medicals.

[K_S]

We received your application for permanent residence on September xxxxx
 
We reviewed your application and sent you a letter on December xxxxx Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.
 
Your application was reviewed and we started processing on  xxxxx



wht does tis mean guys???

hi wakakaka...

thats good u have that naughty line....our application was reviewed and we started processing on  xxxxx

u will get MR soon.

from where u applied? please share ur time line

best wishes

[canada1234]

Today is tuesday, any update? 

[ZainabSeema]

Today is tuesday, any update? 

nothing for today. i got "in process" on March 1st.

[salmanahm]

Case analyst position
A competition will be held to establish a list of qualified candidates to work as a case analyst in the Immigration Section of the Canadian High Commission . This competition will staff current and future job openings classified at LES-06 level, with a starting salary of 67, 883 PKR per month.

The Immigration program is responsible for ensuring that the movement of people into Canada contributes to Canada's social and economic interests while safeguarding the health and safety of Canadians. The immigration program is managed in a manner consistent with Canada's domestic priorities and international commitments.

As a case analyst, your main functions will include reviewing and analyzing key documents to determine and make recommendations for eligibility pursuant to the Canadian immigration legislation. You will exercise sound judgement in recommending further processing on immigration applications to Canada such as interviews, interview waivers, or refusals. You will be expected to work in a team environment within a Government of Canada department.

This competition is open to individuals having following qualifications:
 

QUALIFICATIONS:
1.University degree from a recognized university or equivalent
2.Strong computer skills in a Windows-based work environment
3.Effective communication skills in Urdu and English. Please note IELTS (International English Language Testing System) test results or equivalent must be submitted with the application. Results must have been received within the past 3 years; pass mark required on IELTS is 6.5.
4.Excellent organizational skills
5.Excellent interpersonal and team building skills
6.Possess initiative, integrity, flexibility, and adaptability
7.Possess minimum of one year previous working experience in an office environment
 
ABILITIES:
1.Ability to coordinate conflicting priorities within tight deadlines2) Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment3) Ability to analyze and interpret information to make informed decisions and recommendations4) Ability to communicate quickly and clearly, both orally and in writing5) Ability to exercise sound judgement and discretion
 
ASSET QUALIFICATIONS:
1.Ability to speak, read and write Dari
2.Ability to speak, read and write French
Those wishing to compete for this position should send his/her application including IELTS results, updated CV and cover letter providing justification as to why he/she is well-suited for the position.

Applications are due before 5pm on March 21, 2011.

All applications should be addressed to the Human Resources Manager, Canadian High Commission, PO BOX 1042, Diplomatic Enclave, Islamabad.

[qasim786]

My ecase status in not showing my mailing address as it was in couple of days before?what may be its reason?
Regards
Qasim

[canada1234]

My ecase status in not showing my mailing address as it was in couple of days before?what may be its reason?
Regards
Qasim

No need to worry, It might be a system error will be alright in few days.

[canada1234]

Originally produced by Qorax on other thread. I'm just pasting his post, very informative must read.

Ever really wondered why Canada needs us -
the Immigrants ?

Canada is a country of outstanding natural beauty - offering a high standard of living and unlimited outdoor adventures & cosmopolitan cities. Almost a million sq-miles of mountains, prairies, lakes, fiords & rivers. A large country – the world's second largest – in both size and spirit, Canada's booming economy and shortage of skilled workers means it puts-out the welcome mat for newcomers from throughout the world.

Canada has huge natural resources and is a sparsely populated country – just 3.3 people per sq-km compared to the US (29.1), the UK (242) and Japan (335.3). To demonstrate just how much space there is for us – the tiny territory of Macau, the former Portuguese colony but now a province of China, has the world's highest density at 17,684 per sq-km, while at the other end of the scale - Namibia has just 2.

Between 1956 & 1976, 63.6% of immigrants came from the UK & Europe, while only 11.9% from Asia. By 2004, however, the flows had almost completely flipped - with only 17.8% of immigrants coming from the UK & Europe, while 48.6% from the countries of South, East and Southeast Asia.

Why [more] immigrants?
There are two [2] main reasons Canada needs a continuous flow of immigrants:

ONE, the country's low fertility rate of 1.6 children per woman – which is well below the ‘replacement' rate of 2.1. The fertility rate was 3 children or more per woman from the mid-1940s to the mid-1960s. It then fell rapidly; and has remained below the rate for natural replacement for the last 30 years.

TWO, the other reasons are the advancing ages of the workforce and a serious worker shortage in a number of fields, particularly in construction but also including engineers, doctors and nurses.

Paul Darby, Director of the Conference Board of Canada, estimates a shortfall of three million skilled workers by the year 2020 and, according to a survey by Canada's Federation of Independent Business, one out of 20 jobs remains unfilled because of an inability to find suitably skilled labour.

This, it says, represents about 250,000 to 300,000 vacant jobs in small and medium-sized businesses alone. The worst off are employers looking for skilled construction workers who reported 7.7 per cent of jobs are going unfilled. Business services and agriculture sectors are also suffering, particularly in Manitoba, Ontario and Alberta.

Distinguished by rapid growth in industries such as construction, oil & gas, and services, the kind of workers most in demand now are the skilled trades, according to Cheri Tredree, National Recruitment Manager with Manpower Canada. "That is the case right across Canada, skilled trades encompasses a variety of roles from welders and carpenters to hairdressers and chefs," she adds.

Canada's 'Baby-Boomers'
-Ever wondered what this term really means?

Seniors, as Canada calls its elderly citizens, constitute the fastest growing population group. The proportion of seniors in the overall population went from 1 in 20 in 1921, to 1 in 8 in 2001 - when it was estimated that 3.92 million Canadians were 65 years of age or older, two-thirds more than in 1981.

As the "baby boomers" (born between 1946 and 1965) age, the seniors population is expected to reach 6.7 million in 2021 and 9.2 million in 2041 (nearly one in four Canadians). In fact, the growth of the seniors population will account for close to half of the growth of the overall Canadian population in the next four decades. In 2001, over 430,000 Canadians were 85 years of age or older – more than twice as many as in 1981, and more than 20 times as many as in 1921.

So, does Canada need us - the Immigrants?
U can bet on it that they do; and shall continue to do so for quite some time.

Now u know...
Qorax

[canada1234]

Pulling it up,

[mrgeminian]

hi all,

Hi dudes how r u all here..ve a nice day ahead with prayers...add me in ur group discussions too..

well my application status is received by VO since threee weeks more or less.

regards,
geminian

[canada1234]

hi all,

Hi dudes how r u all here..ve a nice day ahead with prayers...add me in ur group discussions too..

well my application status is received by VO since threee weeks more or less.

regards,
geminian

You are most welcome.

[phdmaker]

hi all,

Hi dudes how r u all here..ve a nice day ahead with prayers...add me in ur group discussions too..

well my application status is received by VO since threee weeks more or less.

regards,
geminian

Welcome dear.

[mrgeminian]

Thnx buddies...sooo wots new???london VO has got up now..

[canada1234]

Thnx buddies...sooo wots new???london VO has got up now..

Not yet. CIC London is still mysterious.