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Author Topic: Strategic Recruitment Stream Alberta PNP  (Read 358140 times)
harivenkat
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« Reply #750 on: November 11, 2008, 01:12:56 pm »

thanks hari!
so did u write all of those in a separate paper? or just the continuation of the ones stated in the form?

jpadz,
Yes,  I did write it in a seperate paper and attach it to the form. 
 
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harivenkat
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« Reply #751 on: November 11, 2008, 01:16:44 pm »

Guys please help me on this one.

I did my MBA in USA and i am sending in these forms for pre assessment. So i want to know if i just submit a certified copy of my MBA or do i have to submit my bachelors also.

To my understanding, I dont think you need to send certified copies for pre-assessment. But once you recieve PNP application
kit yes, you do need to send certified copies.  I believe you might want to send certified copies for both degrees while mailing
your application.  I included my high school diplomas too.
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jpadz
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« Reply #752 on: November 11, 2008, 01:26:28 pm »

hari, so u just write " please refer to attached document" in the personal history section?
thanks!
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harivenkat
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« Reply #753 on: November 11, 2008, 01:29:52 pm »

hari, so u just write " please refer to attached document" in the personal history section?
thanks!


Oh, I see ... got the question now Smiley  Well, I did fill as many rows I could in the personal history
section and then at the last row I mentioned : "Please, refer to personal history section supplement
attached." and stapled the supplement to the form which had further continuation of personal history
details in the same format as required by the form.
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« Reply #754 on: November 11, 2008, 01:51:09 pm »

I don't want to poke my nose into your guys's business, but I couldn't hold my self mentioning that there is no concept of stapling the documents anymore anywhere in the world. Companies especially Immigration paper need not to be holed in there.
Please try to use the office pin or paper clip.
Chaos
Oh, I see ... got the question now Smiley  Well, I did fill as many rows I could in the personal history
section and then at the last row I mentioned : "Please, refer to personal history section supplement
attached." and stapled the supplement to the form which had further continuation of personal history
details in the same format as required by the form.
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jpadz
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« Reply #755 on: November 11, 2008, 02:15:28 pm »

thanks hari for reply. it sure does help.

to findude: thanks also for sharing your insight. it's noted.
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cchabert
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« Reply #756 on: November 11, 2008, 02:24:08 pm »

Hey guys one thing I find out:

When I fill my application for CIC through a lawyer, he was very specific, NOT use staples at all, use paper clips, and that's what I did for AINP forms. Hope this help. Because I already apply for CIC I already have the federal forms ready, just fill the ABPNP 003.
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jpadz
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« Reply #757 on: November 11, 2008, 02:26:03 pm »

cchabert,

thanks for sharing. just wanna know what ID did u present in the identity card portion.
thanks!
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harivenkat
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« Reply #758 on: November 11, 2008, 02:30:44 pm »

I don't want to poke my nose into your guys's business, but I couldn't hold my self mentioning that there is no concept of stapling the documents anymore anywhere in the world. Companies especially Immigration paper need not to be holed in there.
Please try to use the office pin or paper clip.
Chaos
Oh, I see ... got the question now Smiley  Well, I did fill as many rows I could in the personal history
section and then at the last row I mentioned : "Please, refer to personal history section supplement
attached." and stapled the supplement to the form which had further continuation of personal history
details in the same format as required by the form.
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thanks for pointing this...

Original documents like certificates should not stapled...

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but I couldn't hold my self mentioning that there is no concept of stapling the documents anymore anywhere in the world.

Fyi - fillable application forms sent by AINP to me were stapled.

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« Reply #759 on: November 11, 2008, 03:01:05 pm »

I m sorry i didn't mean to offend you by any mean. But this is what i see now a days, no one staple anymore. And I read somewhere in AB or cic application that do not staple.
Regard to the application, they probably did b/c they know eventually you will make print out from the net. BUt anyway it was only a suggestion. You don't have to listen to me :-)
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but I couldn't hold my self mentioning that there is no concept of stapling the documents anymore anywhere in the world.

Fyi - fillable application forms sent by AINP to me were stapled.


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cchabert
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« Reply #760 on: November 11, 2008, 03:08:09 pm »

In my country we don;t have ID Cards so I put N/A, but in my wife country they do so I put her ID number
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harivenkat
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« Reply #761 on: November 11, 2008, 03:40:52 pm »

I m sorry i didn't mean to offend you by any mean. But this is what i see now a days, no one staple anymore. And I read somewhere in AB or cic application that do not staple.
Regard to the application, they probably did b/c they know eventually you will make print out from the net. BUt anyway it was only a suggestion. You don't have to listen to me :-)
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but I couldn't hold my self mentioning that there is no concept of stapling the documents anymore anywhere in the world.

Fyi - fillable application forms sent by AINP to me were stapled.

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I really appreciate you sharing that ... I have been seeing mixed dealings with stapling
lately ... AINP forms are not the only one but even recently my employer sent me renewed
H1B papers stapled including the original Notice of Action Smiley

Post stapling I also stuck small postit tags on them mentioning category of each bunch,
to make locating documents easier for them. The tags were :

1. Completed AINP forms
2. Completed Primary Applicant CIC forms
3. Completed Secondary Applicant CIC forms
4. Passport copy
5. Education document copy
6. Current Employment Documents
7. Proof of current job profile
8. Past employment documents

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Regard to the application, they probably did b/c they know eventually you will make print out from the net. BUt anyway it was only a suggestion. You don't have to listen to me :-)

Normally, immigration bureaus are not presumptuous unless they specify the instructions to do so...
I guess in my case ... I feared loosing or mixing of form papers and other documents (around 50 - 60 pages total)
should the clip come off while handling them  ...  but that was just my case Smiley
   
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« Reply #762 on: November 11, 2008, 04:15:42 pm »

What I did....
When I received the documents from my lawyer regarding the H1B extension I put them in a cover presentation binder. I think it is pretty cool, the documents are protected in a cover and also I added a table of contents and some tabs to facilitate access to certain documents, just in case a person needs to check something faster
Not sure if that is OK or not, however as of now I have not received any inquires nor complains from Alberta... hopefully it will stay in that way Wink

my timelines
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NOC: 2171
pre-assessment sent: May 5
pre-assessment approved: Jul 31
AINP filed: August 22


I really appreciate you sharing that ... I have been seeing mixed dealings with stapling
lately ... AINP forms are not the only one but even recently my employer sent me renewed
H1B papers stapled including the original Notice of Action Smiley

Post stapling I also stuck small postit tags on them mentioning category of each bunch,
to make locating documents easier for them. The tags were :

1. Completed AINP forms
2. Completed Primary Applicant CIC forms
3. Completed Secondary Applicant CIC forms
4. Passport copy
5. Education document copy
6. Current Employment Documents
7. Proof of current job profile
8. Past employment documents
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seljem
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« Reply #763 on: November 11, 2008, 06:32:48 pm »


Thanks a lot for the quick replies from Harivenkat, fineduede32 and others..

Still i am preparing the documents inbetween the busy work.. So u guys sent all previous employment documents also??

Thanks
BhaskarG
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« Reply #764 on: November 12, 2008, 01:58:00 pm »

So any updates guys from the AIPNP office for anybody yet?
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