ae03yy said:speaking of CAIPS what are your Bring Forward date (BF'd) folks? maybe we can compare them to kind of keep hopes and dreams alive... .
Am kind of losing it all
Does your CAIPS look different from mine?
I cannot find Bf'd in my CAIPS
ae03yy said:speaking of CAIPS what are your Bring Forward date (BF'd) folks? maybe we can compare them to kind of keep hopes and dreams alive... .
Am kind of losing it all
ae03yy said:yes, unfortunately. and i don't recall seeing BF'd on yours wcikkk
when you request yours make sure you check what's under Privacy Act. i mean "Receive copies of the records" and in which language ("As is", "in English" or "in French")
At first when i didn't know what's what, I also checked "Receive copies of the records" under the "Access to Information Act"
Since we're not paying the $5 mind as well get it all at once
Then under "REQUEST FOR" select CAIPS and fill in the Embassy and your File#. As a measure of protection, I always add my Client ID on the next line but do not tickle anything on the left side.
Finally, do not forget wcikkk to mention your status on the form by selecting whose "this request is being made by" and provide your information. Then fax the form or mail it out... remember you don't have to send a copy your permit again.
Gg night folks and have a nice day 2mr
help101 said:I've noticed something very wrong about Buffalo VO. They seem to go fast on PNP applications and REALLY SLOW on Quebec Skilled Workers !!!! Why? Is this some kind of sabotage we need to know or what? please help me understand![]()
help101 said:Also, why are other Visa Offices (such as London and New Delhi) working faster and not Buffalo??? From what I can see, these offices also deal with huge amount of applications periodically!!!!!
Buffalo man...![]()
Being in Canada does not automatically make things alright. Just like Malcom X said :“Sitting at the table doesn't make you a diner, unless you eat some of what's on that plate....”. Iokwama2002 said:Hey guys, there is no preferential treatment for provincial nominees. I submitted my application in january and I haven't received any communication. If you are already in Canada count yourself lucky. I got my nomination last year and completed a whole masters program while waiting to move to Canada.
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Being in Canada does not automatically make things alright, Okwama2002. Just like Malcom X said :“Sitting at the table doesn't make you a diner, unless you eat some of what's on that plate....”. Imagine a litte bit sitting at the table , with a big plate in front of u , and a nice shinny fork , but no right to touch the food (or may be the right to just have leftover only)! ... Welcome to my world ! Careful, not everything that shines is gold , dear !okwama2002 said:Hey guys, there is no preferential treatment for provincial nominees. I submitted my application in january and I haven't received any communication. If you are already in Canada count yourself lucky. I got my nomination last year and completed a whole masters program while waiting to move to Canada.
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