thank you... I am not aggressive ...just saying.. thats why I had tagged an immigration guy here... you will never see me asking anyone do this.. and I always tag someone who has knowledge ... you know why? because here interpreting as per our understanding...suppose OP takes our advise.. and something goes wrong.. will you hold urself responsible or me... thats why I am still standing by point consult immigration lawyer even if you have doubt 1% about your documentation or immigration consultant like mr.preet Singh.. because these guys see this crap everydayAah you have lived in the US long enough? That pretty much explains your aggressive brash and rude stance. In that case you're forgiven.
Again very american-like of you assuming I have never been to the west and telling me 'do not come to a western country'. Thank you very much for your advise.
How does the work experiences are considered?
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No one can really determine how long the program will continue for. So far analysts are very positive about it and believe EE is here to stay. However with elections around the corner and knowing the opposition isn't very pro Immigration, you never know what happens if the government changes. I don't know your background, so can't comment on your decision. You will need to weigh the pros and cons and take a chance accordingly. Honestly what do u have to lose, but imagine if u do get the PR you will have much to gain. All the best.
now I agree with maple... just ask someone knowledgable , and process with application... please .. what if you get it.. boom, you will be here right... ask legal falcon or mr. preet Singh.. very knowledgeable people..
I have been living in Canada since the past few years and I have never seen/heard anyone addressing an unknown individual as a 'dude'.
Again, Canadians are quite welcoming and won't tell you 'then please do not come to a western country'. I guess this is an American thing, eh?
YeAaaa the part i am killing like conpletely with bowl of poutine right nowI have been living in Canada since the past few years and I have never seen/heard anyone addressing an unknown individual as a 'dude'.
Again, Canadians are quite welcoming and won't tell you 'then please do not come to a western country'. I guess this is an American thing, eh?
ohh yeah.. btw Canadians are very welcoming no second thought and my apologies if it came as rash my frn...I have been living in Canada since the past few years and I have never seen/heard anyone addressing an unknown individual as a 'dude'.
Again, Canadians are quite welcoming and won't tell you 'then please do not come to a western country'. I guess this is an American thing, eh?
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Haha. All good. I am sure @mapleleaf987 will let this slide past. BTW, I have lived in the States for a couple of months and have some friends there who are nicest people that I have come across. So no offence, America!
ohh yeah... let me share my experience why I fell I love with Canada... so few days back I was coming back from work.. It was Friday. around 2 pm..so my watch was reminding of one my meetings , so I just picked it up to cancel it. So a guy in car next to me.. :" Shut it down buddy its Friday enjoy no meeting eh" . Its so cool... such gestures are really nice...Haha
Haha. All good. I am sure @mapleleaf987 will let this slide past. BTW, I have lived in the States for a couple of months and have some friends there who are nicest people that I have come across. So no offence, America!
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