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ilovecanadadry

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Aug 22, 2012
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hello im applying the application for my father, since i am not a lawyer or consultant so i can't be a representative for my dad.
Contact information has to be him. so im wondering how they will contact my dad for update?

do they call phone or email or mail?
 
ilovecanadadry said:
hello im applying the application for my father, since i am not a lawyer or consultant so i can't be a representative for my dad.
Contact information has to be him. so im wondering how they will contact my dad for update?

do they call phone or email or mail?
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What type of application? I was wondering how did you know that you can't be a representative if you neither a lawyer nor a consultant.
 
You can be a representative if you fill out the application on behalf of your father. To my knowledge, there aren't any stipulations that prohibit that. So, if you're worried, then fill out the rep form so they contact you if they need to. (In general, they'd use email...)
 
Empirical-Scientist said:
You can be a representative if you fill out the application on behalf of your father. To my knowledge, there aren't any stipulations that prohibit that. So, if you're worried, then fill out the rep form so they contact you if they need to. (In general, they'd use email...)
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It's called "unpaid representative".
 
scorpion_ca said:
What type of application? I was wondering how did you know that you can't be a representative if you neither a lawyer nor a consultant.
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my dad's applying for BC PNP regional business, i thought my dad can only hire a lawyer or registered consultant for his representative?
 
Empirical-Scientist said:
You can be a representative if you fill out the application on behalf of your father. To my knowledge, there aren't any stipulations that prohibit that. So, if you're worried, then fill out the rep form so they contact you if they need to. (In general, they'd use email...)
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oh oh icc!!!nice!!
 
http://www.welcomebc.ca/wbc/immigration/come/work/about/information/representative.page?

It mentions here that "authorized representatives" are the ones allowed to represent the applicant
 
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