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Thanks for your replies and helpful information. In my mind in made sense that my UK degree was acceptable, but just wanted to make sure.

Dear all. I've been happily living in Canada for 3 and a half years, have met my residency requirements, and am now applying for citizenship! However, I am utterly baffled by the "Language Evidence" section on the form. However, from what I have read on the Forum it appears a copy of a degree...

Hey Leon, Thanks so much for clearing that up. Deep down I thought that might be case, because if it wasn't then it would be too easy to become a citizen/obtain a passport. Having said that though, if we decided to go abroad then I can still maintain my residency as long as I'm with my spouse...

Dear All. It's been a while since I posted a topic on here, but you guys have always been so helpful in the past. Therefore you're my first point of call when I need an answer to a not-so-easy question. I am a Canadian resident. My spouse is a Canadian citizen and therefore my sponsor. We have...

Hey Thanks for the info. I really appreciate that. Craig.

Dear all. I became a PR in August 2010. We are classed as 'common-law'. However, in November 2011 I finally proposed to my Canadian spouse. We're not getting married until next year, but whilst it is on my mind, do I need to inform immigration on this change in our relationship status or...

hi there it's been a while since i last proposed a question on here but maybe someone can help answer it. i think i know the answer, but if someone could just help confirm it that would be great. but first a little background... my spouse (canadian citizen) and i (uk citizen) lived and worked...

hi there i uploaded photographs into a microsoft word document - maximum 2 to a page - and wrote a little caption for each photo stating who is in the photo, the location and the date/year. my paperwork went thorugh without any problems, so what i did must have been satisfactory. however, i do...

hi there yes, it means 6 months straight. i'm from the uk, but i've lived and worked in korea since 2006, therefore i had to have 2 clearances. however i've also had extended periods of stay in canada during that time (no more than 3 months at any one time) but i didn't need a police clearance...

Hi there. Thanks for your reply and very informative answers. It was the 'goods to follow list' that I really needed clarification on and you've helped me to do that. Many thanks.

Hi I had my Korean police check translated by a friend from Korean to English. I also had her write and sign an accompanying letter, that included her contact information, stating that the translation was accurate. I then attached the translated document and the letter to the original police...

Dear members. My spouse (Canadian) and I (Brit) won't be arriving in Canada until the summer, but I have been researching/trying to figure out what documents I need when I enter Canada. Now I know there are many posts on this forum with regards to 'landing experience' but I just need some...

hi. like matthewc said, photocopies or scanned copies of the originals are fine. we inserted our photos into ms word (i managed to fit 2 photos to one A4 page) and under each photo i wrote/typed a caption of who was in the photo, where it was taken and the month/year. as for copies of...

Dear all. Many thanks for your comments. To Dralon – our timeline, so far, has been like this: Application sent (from Seoul to CPC-M): Feb 9th Application received: Feb 12th Heard nothing for weeks and weeks, including not being able to sign into e-CAS, then… Sponsor decision letter...

dear all. just a quick update about our application. so we received a second letter yesterday, from the canadian office in seoul, stating that my application has been provisionally approved and that they want my passport within the next 30 days. the letter also states that my passport will be...