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elbore

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May 17, 2010
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Hello everybody, i am applying for PR as a Skilled Worker my question is, in some questions my answer is a lot shorter that the space provided, so sometimes there are blank spaces even if the question is answered, Should i live the remaining spaces blank or should i put N/A to fill them?

Thanks for your help.
 
elbore said:
Hello everybody, i am applying for PR as a Skilled Worker my question is, in some questions my answer is a lot shorter that the space provided, so sometimes there are blank spaces even if the question is answered, Should i live the remaining spaces blank or should i put N/A to fill them?

Thanks for your help.

Just leave the space blank, only put N/A where you dont have any answer to write.

Regards
Saki
 
Ok Saki thanks a lot buddy.
 
So you mean that even if the question is answered and still have some spaces i should put N/A, like for example in question 1 on the Background / Declaration form where i just used the first two spaces to answer the question?
 
elbore said:
So you mean that even if the question is answered and still have some spaces i should put N/A, like for example in question 1 on the Background / Declaration form where i just used the first two spaces to answer the question?

Hi Elbore,

If you have answered the question and still there is space remaining dont worry about that because you have already answered the question the reason CIC give more space is that if some needs to write a big answer if covers it all. N/A is only used where you are not writing anything in the answer.

What "Katoky" is saying is that dont leave any space blank means if you dont have answer for any question just put N/A put dont leave it blank.

Secondly its not understandable by puting an answer for question and then write N/A in the end.

Regards
Saki
 
Thanks I really appreciate your help, wish me luck.