That is good news! They managed to attach your addendum!! Congratulations!!arundasp said:
:-* :-* :-* :-* :-* ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
you will not know until you receive the pkg back.jam2k94 said:
In Russia it works as follows: 1. A photocopy of your original is made. 2. A notary public certifies this copy, puts all his details, dates, signs and stamps the copy. 3. Translation agency makes a translation of the copy along with notary public certification and stamp. 4. Translator puts his name, date and affidavit at the end. He provides an affidavit in two languages so there's not need to translate anything further. That's it.agiegirl01 said:
Feel free to put any of them as they both are originals, not copies. Applications are rejected for photocopies of WES original reports, that's the point. Generally WES doesn't send you "copies"agiegirl01 said:
Yeah, this is crucial! Otherwise it would be a) misrepresentation and b) pain in the ass to bring her to Canadayoga2306 said:
thanks Rick, but would you assume that a current cap of 235 would reach 1000, given the slow and steady growth of applications over the last 3 months? I just want some sort of positive thought to be relievedMaverick.Canajun said:You are right - this question has been asked many times
1. CIC updates caps (when they have the time) to reflect how many "complete" applications they have received (I think this is regardless of whether the applications are judged to be eligible for further processing or not based on the verbiage they have used for the caps). Due to this reason, I also believe that's the reason why people who got their PER's even after that cap was reached at CIC. Funny but possible.
2. This is more tricky. Your NOC might not cap at all, if they receive 25500 applications in the other NOC's whichever comes first. For example, if 20 NOC's cap out (20,0000 applications)and the remaining NOC's are totalling upto 5,500, then they will stop processing 100% as the overall cap of 25,500 was reached. They will just be sending back everything without opening from that point on.
Regards,
Rick
No I am pretty sure that 235 will not reach 1000 nor will the overall cap reach 25000, going by the current pace. (For people going to Canada via FSW, this is actually good news as we will have lesser competition for jobs when we get there - normally x00,000 people migrate every year) :-*PierDu said:thanks Rick, but would you assume that a current cap of 235 would reach 1000, given the slow and steady growth of applications over the last 3 months? I just want some sort of positive thought to be relieved
;D 8)
George - you seem to be a Software person? (Fatal Error?managersonline said:
) Nevertheless - WES reviews take between 15 - 45 days depending on which country the application is from. They seem to get in touch with the university to make sure everything is in place. May I ask what was this error?
