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I received my medical form from Buffalo today.
Big envolope with 3 letters in it.
One is cover letter.
second letter is for physicians
third letter is the actual form with my photo on that..
However, in this mail, it contains no message related
to "interview waive or not"? "RCMP check" "ROLF fee". no nothing related to those and no other stuff required too.
How do I know if I need interview....or if I need RCMP check???
Any ideas?
I don´t know if my waiting is over yet.
skilled worker
one year Canada work experience + work permit..
timeline:
applied nov 2004
aor march 05
changed job and work permit march 06.
medical Sep 06...
current status
2 years post-graduated work permit..
[19-09-2006,11:22]
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departure bay |
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(in reply to: medical received, interview or not, unknown...)
only do what they ask - all signals look good.
[19-09-2006,13:54]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: medical received, interview or not, unknown...)
what the hell???
Departure bay? you jackass got IA??
god damn it!!!!!!!!
what do you know about Canada? only freaken Avril Lavigne and brew beer..!!!!!
Departure bay, you don´t even have more than 1 year work experience, isn´t it???
This is just unfair...
people like us, mature, 10 years + work experience, apply thru lawyer and professional law firm, still have to
wait forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why Canada lets young adult in?
nothing, I don´t even believe he has an university degree!!!!!!!!!
what the hell. how the hell he get 67 points.
fuck the system...
[19-09-2006,15:05]
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Anonymous |
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i think DB lives in a rural town..
we are from big city and plan to move to big city to work for big companies, why we have to wait forever ???
f f f f f f!
[19-09-2006,15:06]
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Anonymous |
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Anonymous, you MUST be joking!
very funny, ha, ha!
[19-09-2006,18:10]
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jolli |
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so what? I am not trying to be mean to u.. I mean, I am young, not like you, maybe middle age.
I still have another 40 years before retiring..
I pay more tax than u? since I have been working in Canada for more than 1 year?
What did you anonymous contribute to Canada?
Immigration law does not discriminate ages, just because I am young, without longer experience, does not mean I can not be qualified!!!
I knew it´s unfair for you guys who have more than 4 years experience, only get 21 points.
And my previous study in Canada + work permit= 20points..
that´s just the way it is, no bitching. lol
[19-09-2006,23:41]
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departure bay |
(in reply to: medical received, interview or not, unknown...)
DB went to school, got a job and proved to CIC he can make it. That is all Canada asks. None of this notcanada garbage. He has made every effort to get his english skills, be a good citizen, pay his rent and contribute to his community.
One of these days the rest of you may take some hints from someone who will be a wonderful contributing member of our society.
Jealously is not attractive.
[20-09-2006,03:45]
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Sharon |
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