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| Subject: Common Sense - Mistakes - Ray Masa |
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Trolls hang out here trying to find anyone who they can discredit and make a name for themselves. Why because they have no client´s.
Recently I made a mistake. NOT REALLY!
In the GTA the only office one can walk into is Toronto Central on St. Clair Avenue East. In theory one can get landed if they have a COPR from their Visa Post if they are on a work permit. Now this question was supposedly posted by a guy named George hmmmmm.
George got nine responses but he never appeared again in that posting - I know he will now surface from under the bridge.
In Scarborough CIC Toronto East there is a security Guard at the door and no officer, at Etobicoke there is two commissionaires wanting to know your purpose for being there, Mississauga CIC has a clerk who will very likely not open the door unless you have an appointment. St. Clair only wants to see emergency cases.
Now anyone here as a foreign worker on an employer specific work permit probably can enter the US easily or has a TRV which will allow them to go and come.
Why would anyone risk having their medical expire and the COPR would then expire to save themselves a tank of gas or a few hundred dollar return ticket to the Caribbean?
Remember just because Immigration says you can do something it doesn´t mean the ones doing the work actually want to do what you want. Government employees are not happy because they claim they are already over worked.
http://www.canada-city.ca/canada-immigration/posting.php?messageid=25552
Common Sense has to prevail, here. In theory any man can walk on the moon but who among us George/Anonymous 29.23.218 has actually walked on the moon.
Anonymous 29.23.218 I suggest you post a telephone number here of any CIC office that will answer the phone and arrange for anyone on a work permit to be Landed from within Canada!
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[17-11-2008,15:41]
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Roy |
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(in reply to: Common Sense - Mistakes - Ray Masa)
hi roy,
thanks for your reply.
as per your reply i am going back to home country to see mom and dad.then i will be back .iguess that is better idea
thanks
George
[17-11-2008,21:11]
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GEORGE |
(in reply to: Common Sense - Mistakes - Ray Masa)
Hi Roy,
Can I ask you one question please: Can one run 2 schemes at the same time?- I´ll give you the big picture: I applied under the federal scheme 2 years ago and just this year realized I qualified for the quebec scheme. I applied, got the CSQ and have sent my application off for PR. However, I got an update letter for the fed scheme yesterday and am not sure if it would be counterproductive. I actually indicated on the recent application for PR that I would be withdrawing the federal one but didn´t get around doing that until I got the update letter. An immigration consultant advised that I can run the two together until I finally decide- Is it true?
[18-11-2008,18:05]
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Charlo |
(in reply to: Common Sense - Mistakes - Ray Masa)
You hired a consultant and he/she gave you advice. You can search manuals and please read the manuals at www.cic.gc.ca and get back up information.
Good Luck.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[18-11-2008,21:51]
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Roy |
(in reply to: Common Sense - Mistakes - Ray Masa)
what is the advantage of Quebec selection 2 years in to a FSW application? I would think very little.
[19-11-2008,09:39]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Common Sense - Mistakes - Ray Masa)
Hi Roy,
Was out of town for few days. Thanks for the clarification.
Ray
[19-11-2008,18:03]
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Ray Masa |
