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yep. i agree with this 100%

well... its kind of a long story, but let me start by saying i really love both countries long story short, i got laid off from my job in sydney, and at the same time had a friend who was skiing in banff. so i joined him there for a couple of months, picked up a working holiday visa, and then...

In order of your questions 1. Yes you can. I have just done exactly the same thing. I came here in January 2009 on a working holiday visa, found a job and applied for permanent residence, and landed 2 days ago. If I'm not mistaken, you need 24 months experience for the canadian experience...

Hi everyone So 1 year and $1,800 or so after submitting my application, I am now an extremely proud permanent resident of Canada. The landing itself was the simplest and most painless part of the whole process. It took about 15 minutes total. I went upstairs to the office, waited 5 minutes...

private message. if you click on "inbox" and then "new message" you will work it out

you can PM me if you want

Thank you David But I am worried about disturbing you.

I can do it for you :) Dear Saki, Thanks for responding. I have lots of these sites but I do not have one that can correct my writing like spelling mistakes and grammar. Do you know of a site that can do this? Good morning buddies I have my IELTS exam on 25 September and I do not know how...

this situation is ridiculous... and a good lesson to others on my passport request letter, it says clearly: Before you send us your passports for visa issuance, it is very important for you to advise us of any changes in the status of your family or in your marital status/common law...

its because i love to ski!

1. Generally yes, but you will pay a heavy premium and your change will be in CAD. You are far better off getting some CAD, you can get it out of any ATM 2. Not sure 3. Probably not

you might be able to change your status to visitor when your work permit expires... obviously that means you can't work in the meantime...

hi everyone i got my PPR today... i might be the last on this thread (or close to it anyway)

congratulations you are on a very similar timeline to mine... hopefully mine will be coming shortly

CHC has no right to check his tax records in any country however, in the initial forms i filled out, it basically asked for your whole life history. i had to give details of everything i have done (eg. employment, study, travel, unemployment... whatever it is) since my 18th birthday. a large...

I had a somewhat similar situation at my current company my boss wrote me a letter saying i was employed etc... but then he resigned. I got my new boss to write a letter saying something like "[old boss] wrote a letter dated [date] explaining David's employment situation. I have replaced [old...

13/05/2010 Tfr'd to LA 29/06/2010 med requests 30/06/2010 meds done 22/07/2010 meds sent to ottawa

my bank in australia also wouldn't write a letter under any circumstances... i explained this in my pack to CIC, and got them to send me my statements for the last 6 months and submitted those as well. it cost $30 to get them reprinted, i guess i should have kept a copy in the first place.

my application got transferred to LA from Buffalo and i got med requests 6 weeks later... so i guess the transfer worked out alright for me

Its fantastic! I was suspicious, but I signed up for it in March, because I was sick of checking my ecas every day. It automatically signs into ecas every day and checks for any updates, and if it gets an update it sends you an email. I think the guy who developed it was also applying for...