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I think the introduction of Biometrics in the countries you mentioned made their process fast.

Nairaland is a better forum to ask your questions, because you'll get response quicker. A link was shared fe pages back. Follow the link, register and read page 1 of the thread. A number of medical practitioners shared their experiences, one even detailed her evaluation experience and how to go...

You! There are step by step instructions here on Canadavisa on how to apply by yourself. You could also try nairaland check https://www.nairaland.com/4843199/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled But if you don't wanna go through the stress of doing it yourself, I could help with a fee.

Good to see you in the 'other' room. Good luck and Godspeed in the process.

Canadavisa is not as moving as Nairaland, or so I think. Ask your original question following this link, though you'd need to register to be able to ask questions... https://www.nairaland.com/4843199/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/246#4843199.7876

To make your application straightforward, Yes, do a change of name or do a one and same person affidavit; do a new passport. Write IELTS with the new passport to make your application straightforward again. Although, you may use your old passport t write IELTS and later change your name which if...

Wow!!! Congratulations! So happy with you. Wishing you godspeed for the remaining process.

Do you have the divorce and custodial documents? If yes, you could write your IELTS with your current passport, after its expiry, do another passport with your maiden name and do a one and same person affidavit attached with your post ITA application. If you don't have the documents, you should...

Thanks for clarifying.

Excuse me, you mean we don't need to go to waec again? Sometimes when we read good news in English, we don't seem to understand, please try to understand me and break it down. Thanks

This is Interesting!

Really?:D

I would advise you to accept this invitation, but make sure you submit your eAPR anytime after your correct 2 years work experience.

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Congratulations! So happy with you.

At long last! Congrats.

Check my quoted post for answers. I would advise you also check the requirements for your country of education, as it seems, different country with differing caveats. Cheers.

Mention the work experience you're NOT claiming points for in your PERSONAL HISTORY.

Good you found out. Someone who got PPR and waiting for COPR said she filled the form manually and got medical request the following day. of course, IRCC and ONLINE are correct. I already submitted though.

Downloaded! Thanks! would you recommend filling the form manually or with PC?