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i applied for pr under fsw in july 2006 from new delhi,and recently i received a letter from embassy which offered to get back full refund in 90 days,if i don´t opt the refund then they would process as usual,my occupation is not in new 38 list of occupations under new rule(but i had 69 points at the time of application), BUT my spouse´s occupation is in 38 list of occupations and she is also eligible under point test of 67, and having a work experience of same in 38 for last 3 years and ielts score of 7 bands in each,we both sent our ielts test to the embassy. now the question is that should i opt the refund option and let my spouse apply under new rule as i am sure she will be successful and it will take only 12 months OR should i stay applied with old file, how long it would take to complete the process in old cases after getting the letter of refund offer,would it take 1 year or more,i am not sure about time, but i am sure about time in new rules.(is this letter a sign of starting the process or first screening of our case) i am confused and stressed what should i do, please help me.thanks in advance. silver
[09-12-2008,11:02]
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SILVER |
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(in reply to: new rules- what should i do?)
Roy... I am thinking they should risk the fees and have the wife file under the new rules - leaving the old file there under his name?
[09-12-2008,14:35]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: new rules- what should i do?)
If I am not in the new 38 NOC list, can I still apply ?
My friend have student visa , can he change his status inside canada ?
Thanks
[09-12-2008,17:51]
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Anonymous |
NEW RULE-WHAT SHOULD I DO-2 (in reply to: new rules- what should i do?)
respected sharon
is it possible to file a new application under fsw PR if one is already applied, to my knowledge i read some where that if husband has applied wife can´t apply same time and it should be disclosed .is it possible ,please clarify.
thanks
-silver-
[10-12-2008,00:56]
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SILVER |
(in reply to: new rules- what should i do?)
If you are 100% sure she fits the new criteria - withdraw the old application. I don´t want you find yourself with no application at all. That is what I am wanting to avoid for you - so make sure you do your homework.
[10-12-2008,01:15]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: new rules- what should i do?)
Silver, Your wife can apply under 38 rules without withdrawing your application.
[10-12-2008,06:17]
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Anonymous |
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