HELP ME - INTERVIEW WITH CANADA OFFICER

[sanjeewa22]

WHAT KIND OF QUESTIONS ASKING DURING INTERVIEW BY OFFICER, PLEASE IF SOME ONE HAS EXPERIENCE.. SHARE WITH ME,,,




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[shail2054]

Your time has finally come! You've been called for an interview.

Now what? Don't sweat it! Prepare yourself to win. You know you're ready for the move, now you have to convince the Canadian immigration officer.

We can categorize the Interview in the following steps

1. Personal
2. Family
3. Financial
4. Work and Education
5. About Canada
6. Immigrating to Canada
7. Settlement

Canadian Immigration Interview Tips

During the immigration process you would be called in for an interview. To become a citizen it is important that you pass that interview. Questions are primarily designed to test the knowledge of the applicant but other questions relating the applicant's background are also asked. Your confidence level would certainly help you a lot during such interviews. There are a number of tips that should be kept in mind which would ensure your interview to go as smooth as possible.

Rule number one is to tell the truth no matter what. It is important to remember that if you lie intentionally during such an interview it may be caught at a later stage which would only cause problems. You might even end up getting deported back to your country. If you are questioned regarding your criminal record it is important to answer truthfully and explain the circumstances which led to the criminal activity. Maybe it wasn't your fault in the first place so why lie about it.

Bring all the necessary documents for the interview. Apart from that the best advice anyone could give you is to be on time. Arrive at the place early and you won't have to rush through security in order to be on time for the interview. Catch your breath and enter the room confidently. You know what they say first impression is always the last impression.

During the interview communicate well. If you don't understand any question ask them to repeat it. Being shy at this stage wouldn't do you any good. Listen to the question carefully when it is being repeated and answer accordingly. You would be able to answer a question in a much better way if you understand what is being asked. Guessing the answer wouldn't do you any good either so it is always beneficial to ask them to repeat the question.

As mentioned earlier the first impression is the last impression. The first thing an interviewer sees is you dressing. Before you start talking the interviewer would judge you by your clothing. There dress to impress. It is important that you feel at ease during the interview. Be yourself and don't try extra hard to impress the interviewer. That wouldn't help you in any way. In fact that can very well backfire and might damage the impression you may have created. Be polite and appreciative. After the interview is over thank the interviewer for taking your time and considering your application. Do not go out of your way to thank the interviewer. Being overly grateful might not be the right attitude for such situations. Just a quick acknowledgment should suffice.

Attention to every little detail should be given. Even the slightest of things can affect the whole process and determine the success and failure of the interview. It is necessary for you to prepare for the interview and be organized. Show you are confident and give it your best shot.

 

[sanjeewa22]

thanks for your reply..I have an interview for temporary work permit... which kind of question will he ask.............is it related to my fieled..

 

[scorpion_ca]

The following sample questions might be helpful for your interview.

1. How do you know the employer?

2. How did you apply this job?

3. How you got the job?

4. What did you do prior to coming here / What did you do prior to this job?

5. How long have you worked at this company?

6. Number of employees in the company (7-11)?

7. Was a fee paid to anyone for getting the LMO?

8. Where is the employer located?

9. How long have they been in business?

10. What does the company do etc.

11. Why do you think you will be successful in Canada?

12. Where are you working now?

13. What is your title?

14. What does your job involve?

15. Is this a full time or part time job?

16. Tell us about your educational background.

17. What qualifications do you have for your present job?

18. Do you plan to study further in Canada?

19. Do you have any relative in Canada? If yes, did they help you to find this job?

 

[sanjeewa22]

thaks you very much of your kind help for me....

 

[piku]

Hi, I have been refused by Canadian Embassy, New Delhi in last February'12 for my WP, I had a valid LMO and other papers, they didn't even called me for interview and sent me a letter and wrote I don't have enough family bonding in India, whereas I have given my father and wife's name in family details form.

Now I am planning to apply from New York because I have got 10 years B1/B2 visa. Will it be fruitful and how long it will take to grant my visa from their?

Please advise.

Piku

 

[PMM]

Hi

Hi, I have been refused by Canadian Embassy, New Delhi in last February'12 for my WP, I had a valid LMO and other papers, they didn't even called me for interview and sent me a letter and wrote I don't have enough family bonding in India, whereas I have given my father and wife's name in family details form.

Now I am planning to apply from New York because I have got 10 years B1/B2 visa. Will it be fruitful and how long it will take to grant my visa from their?

Please advise.

Piku

1. Probably not a chance in New York, they will refer to the refusal in ND, and you have even less ties to the US than you do to India.

 

[piku]

Thank u PMM. I am totally confused why they are refusing my WP? If I collect LMO again and refused by them what will I do? Can u give e some idea if I am going to NY in next month then how can I get a job( I Know illegal)? Then I can earn something for my family other wise how could I invest ?


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