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Well, that was kind of rude. Its okay to not quote a source in the initial post but if you do have the links and you don't want to post, there's no good reason to believe what you are telling is valid.DelPiero07 said:
Yea, I know I'm a big boy. Been here longer than you have, actually. Just making sure correct information is being conveyed, that's all. There's too much wrong information on the forum and that's why I post/ask for sources/links. From next time around, try to be a little more polite.
You have 5600 posts, I would assume that you should be able to find anything on this forum if you wanted to.rajkamalmohanram said:
I did not bookmark the links, why should I? I looked for the information when helping someone else and that was it. You are doubting me and that's fine but it is not my responsibility to do any work for you.
Cheers mate.
I'm hearing first time from you that you don't need to mention specific type of travels. CIC clearly asks you to tell all travels in last 10 years, if you are not able to provide proof to your statement which most of the people are doubting then simply they don't exist.DelPiero07 said:
Just because I have 5600 posts doesn't mean I can't ask for links. If you think you are working for me (whatever that means) if you provide those links, you are completely wrong. Nobody works for nobody here. Well, its easy for everyone if you provide links, isn't it? Okay, when I requested for sources, you could have at least politely told me to check it myself. "You are a big boy... Blah blah" isn't polite at all and its not cool either.DelPiero07 said:
Anyway, I'll leave you at that. +1 s are earned (hard earned). Good luck with your application! All the very best!
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/travel-history-question-t394280.0.htmlkamy said:
"most people doubting me" = one guy.
Btw, the guy saying that it isn't needed is a guy with over 10000 posts and rating of +1116
Edit: just for the heck of it another one : http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/country-of-residence-query-t405744.0.html
Thank you for posting the source now. I'll check why it is okay to not mention it.DelPiero07 said:
And another one: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/country-of-origin-or-of-residence-asvad-help-please-t336830.0.html
This time answered by dan_and - he knows his stuff.
This time answered by dan_and - he knows his stuff.
Hi Seniors,
Pardon me for asking many questions in EE form. Please advise on the following
> Apart from 5 years of experience (for which i have arranged reference letters), I have additional 6 months of experience for which I cannot arrange reference letter (in CIC format)
Question: Do I mention this experience in EE form? Or this goes ONLY to my personal history (once ITA is received)?
> My wife (secondary applicant) has 4 years of work experience (non-Canada experience). Do i mention this in EE form under spouse work history? Or this goes ONLY to my personal history (once ITA is received)?
Please help this is urgent. Thanks a lot.
Pardon me for asking many questions in EE form. Please advise on the following
> Apart from 5 years of experience (for which i have arranged reference letters), I have additional 6 months of experience for which I cannot arrange reference letter (in CIC format)
Question: Do I mention this experience in EE form? Or this goes ONLY to my personal history (once ITA is received)?
> My wife (secondary applicant) has 4 years of work experience (non-Canada experience). Do i mention this in EE form under spouse work history? Or this goes ONLY to my personal history (once ITA is received)?
Please help this is urgent. Thanks a lot.
Hello All,
I am currently uploading the documents for ITA. It says I have to upload my passport (first page with picture) plus other pages with stamps. But I have just changed passport as it was expired. Do I have to scan the previous passport pages as well?
And for the Statutory Declaration of Common-law, can someone let me know whether statements from friends and colleagues, as well as pictures can help in proving the relationship when not married?
Thanks
I am currently uploading the documents for ITA. It says I have to upload my passport (first page with picture) plus other pages with stamps. But I have just changed passport as it was expired. Do I have to scan the previous passport pages as well?
And for the Statutory Declaration of Common-law, can someone let me know whether statements from friends and colleagues, as well as pictures can help in proving the relationship when not married?
Thanks
Regarding your first question, technically you're only required to upload the new and valid passport but since you just got a new one I would suggest also uploading the expired one with stamps.Pinkhead said:
I'm a single applicant so I can't really answer your second questions.
Cheers mate
