I think her papers are still in Canada pa actually and haven't transferred to MVO pa. Where can we ask with regards to this? Any numbers or email address we can ask? Thank you.
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I think her papers are still in Canada pa actually and haven't transferred to MVO pa. Where can we ask with regards to this? Any numbers or email address we can ask? Thank you.
Sorry, i thought naitransfer na file nyo sa VO 3months ago.. kaya sinabi ko na unusual na hndi pa nirequest ang schedule a... sa dami cguro ng binabasa kong posts and threads kaya na mixed up na... sorry..
I'm not sure if i'm the right person to give u advice, pero tingin ko you have to wait.. it's a case to case basis, it doesnt mean na nauna yung iba irequest ng additional documents eh sila mauna mg.dm... my mga cases kasi na ung applicant ng.wait ng matagal unlike sa iba (which made her hopeless) , then bigla nalang sunod sunod update and nauna na sya mg.dm..
Since hnd pa natransfer file mo, maraming cases tlaga yung ganyan.. you just have to wait a little longer... pwde ka tumawag sa call center nila (check mo nalang sa cic site yung number nila nakalimutan ko na kasi), though automated sya, so hndi mo rin makukuha info na kailangan mo.. hndi rin nila masasagot tanong mo.. limited kc masyado info na binibigay ng mga agents, yung iba pa walang maisagot... hehhehe ... pg.itry mo namang mgsend ng query, parang ganun din, may tendency sila na hndi sila sumagot lalo't pasok pa yung application nyo within the timeframe (which is 12months).. for now, you cant do much but to wait.... pero try mo din, baka lang mgrespond sila... send your query thru webform or call them.... good luck!!!!!
I suggest to call CIC to confirm with them the status of the application and check if there are other papers you need to submit. Based on my experience for my husbands application which they recvd Mar 7 and I was just waiting for updates and didnt bother calling or bothering them but it turned out when I call them on Aug 2 that they didnt recvd the sched A and NBI we sent through upload since End of March and I was advised by agent to just mail a copy again and after that my husbands oaper was transferred to Manila ofc but again no news yet since then.
Hi everyone, bago lang po ako sa forum. Nasa research stage pa lang po ko to get to Canada. May nakausap ako recently na immigration consultant based in Canada however, I know na since it's her job, very limited info lang yung naprovide nya po sakin such as mag IELTS muna and then have our credentials assessed by WES (both costly, 10k for IELTS and 170USD for cred assessment). I have been reading sa forums na as much as possible kung kaya naman ako magasikaso, better not to get a consultant (whopping 4,000CAD if I do). I'm just trying my luck here if may knowledgeable enough who can help me with a few questions po sana:
1. My boyfriend and I (late 20s) wanted to go to Canada via Express Entry and apply for Permanent Resident. We're both here in the Philippines so hindi applicable pa yung Spousal sponsorship since wala pa naman PR samin. Can we both apply and declare ourselves common law partners? However, I know also na common law is not recognized in the Philippines. So if ever po ba we qualify sa legal definition nila ng common law (living together, sharing finances etc), kahit po ba hindi recognized legally yun sa Philippines, can we still apply together? We were told na it would be ideal since we can help each other daw sa points? Kung pwede po yun, sino po yung primary at secondary? Sabay po ba nila iprocess yung documents namin?
2. Granted we do the spousal option (qualified dependent is common law partner), if we get to the Medical Exam stage, will our parents be required to undergo it? If the results are inadmissible (COPD condition, diabetes), will it automatically affect our chances of visa being disapproved/rejected? Even if they do not have intent of coming to Canada since they're too old?
3. We're not professionals, no license or any. We completed our Bachelors in reputable universities naman but I know pag inassess sa Canada it will just be converted to a 2 year degree or something. We have units in Masters but hindi pa officially graduate. Pag ganun po ba, given na we don't have specialization sa work experience namin, may possible kaya na non-professional jobs for us in Canada like clerical, administrative? Ano po kayang trainings or additional degrees/diploma courses ang pwede samin to increase our points sa academic portion ng evaluation?
Please bear with my questions, readers. I just think na these things should be asked at the early stage pa lang while wala pang involved na fees po sana. Marami pong salamat.
1. My boyfriend and I (late 20s) wanted to go to Canada via Express Entry and apply for Permanent Resident. We're both here in the Philippines so hindi applicable pa yung Spousal sponsorship since wala pa naman PR samin. Can we both apply and declare ourselves common law partners? However, I know also na common law is not recognized in the Philippines. So if ever po ba we qualify sa legal definition nila ng common law (living together, sharing finances etc), kahit po ba hindi recognized legally yun sa Philippines, can we still apply together? We were told na it would be ideal since we can help each other daw sa points? Kung pwede po yun, sino po yung primary at secondary? Sabay po ba nila iprocess yung documents namin?
2. Granted we do the spousal option (qualified dependent is common law partner), if we get to the Medical Exam stage, will our parents be required to undergo it? If the results are inadmissible (COPD condition, diabetes), will it automatically affect our chances of visa being disapproved/rejected? Even if they do not have intent of coming to Canada since they're too old?
3. We're not professionals, no license or any. We completed our Bachelors in reputable universities naman but I know pag inassess sa Canada it will just be converted to a 2 year degree or something. We have units in Masters but hindi pa officially graduate. Pag ganun po ba, given na we don't have specialization sa work experience namin, may possible kaya na non-professional jobs for us in Canada like clerical, administrative? Ano po kayang trainings or additional degrees/diploma courses ang pwede samin to increase our points sa academic portion ng evaluation?
Please bear with my questions, readers. I just think na these things should be asked at the early stage pa lang while wala pang involved na fees po sana. Marami pong salamat.
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I saw your post on new manila visa office thread, and i really think mahihirapan ang sinuman na sagutin mga query mo.. complicated kc lalot express visa entry muna aaplyan nyo, kailangan nyo po yata ng lawyer para siguradong tama ang i.advice sayo...
I saw your post on new manila visa office thread, and i really think mahihirapan ang sinuman na sagutin mga query mo.. complicated kc lalot express visa entry muna aaplyan nyo, kailangan nyo po yata ng lawyer para siguradong tama ang i.advice sayo...
thank you for replying! i appreciate it so much po
would you know saan forum or thread po ako pwede makahanap ng recommendation for a lawyer or a good consultant? marami pong salamat uli!Hi! Thank you so much!!! Very insightful. I was shooting for the moon thinking no one will reply but you did and I'm gratefulHi Ceanne.
I posted my reply in after each of your question. Medyo mahaba kasi mga tanong mo, so I just need to be guided by it kaya I tackled it one by one. I hope my insights somehow helped.
I think kailangan ko mag consult sa experts sa jobs in canada for skilled workers. I get it that they will only hire people whose expertise is needed in Canada. Unfortunately, neither of us has it. Maybe the only viable option for at least one of us is to study in Canada and start from there - though that would entail much bigger costs (i.e. 20,000 CAD in savings).