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Hi,
1)My application for permanent residence reached the Buffalo office before February 2008 but the AOR date was March 22nd. Can anyone clarify whether my application will be assessed using the old criteria or will the new criteria apply. Does the date of receipt refer to the date the application is received through postal mail in the office or does it refer to the date it is opened for processing (AOR date)
2)Is there a possibility that the applications that were filed after February but which do not meet the new criteria will be put in queue and processed later after the applications with the preferred NOC codes have been processed.
Thanks in advance for your replites.
[04-01-2009,00:15]
[**.242.204.77]
platinum |
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(in reply to: Change to NOC list)
1) my guess would be postmark date
2) no - my understanding is that those applications not within the 28 NOC codes will be returned with a refund. this will occur until all the old backlog of applications is cleared. After that they may change the process again.
[04-01-2009,00:49]
[***.20.116.15]
Sharon |
(in reply to: Change to NOC list)
Hi Sharon,
Thanks for your reply. I checked the tracking number with which I sent my application and it was received at the Buffalo office on Jan 25, 2008 - so if the receiving date does refer to postmark date as you suggested, I should be fine. Thanks.
[04-01-2009,21:27]
[**.242.204.77]
platinum |
(in reply to: Change to NOC list)
not necessarily. the new rules mean anyone in the pre-Feb 28 line up is going to wait forever. the preferred NOC codes will get processed and then they will pick up the remainder of the quota from the PRE Feb 28 applications.
get yourself a job offer and out of the general line up that could have you waiting forever.
[05-01-2009,02:06]
[***.20.116.15]
Sharon |
Change to NOC list (in reply to: Change to NOC list)
Hi,
I have a similar situation to ´Platinum´. My occupation is NOT on the new NOC list of 38 occupations.
Have you got any idea how to find a job in Canada from Europe without any contacts?
Thanks!
[05-01-2009,12:01]
[**.102.231.249]
Ernie |
(in reply to: Change to NOC list)
Hello sir/mam
I want to migrate to canada but i have face some problems. please solve my problems.MY wife is M.A(english) B.ed. Her B.ed is reguler and M.A(english) corsponds. now she teach in a school as English lecturer.Please answer me if my wife aplly as main applicent she is elgible? she has 4 years teaching experince for teach +1,+2 classes as a school iecturer.In India +1,+2 under secondery edu of school please clear me the school lecturer elgible to aplly to fast track visa to Canada and school lecturer occupation is in NOC list 38 occupation.
Rami chahal
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[18-02-2009,11:46]
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Rami chahal |
(in reply to: Change to NOC list)
unless you can find a legitimate job offer - which takes you out of the normal FSW system.
the simple answer is... if you are not part of the expanded 38NOC categories (don´t just look at the headings) then at the moment your skills are not required in Canada.
[18-02-2009,13:51]
[***.20.116.15]
Sharon |
Migrate (in reply to: Change to NOC list)
Sir I have two problem
1. My cousin (son of uncle) is in Canada so can I use that cousin for relatives in Canada (5 points)?
2. I am a community worker so can I select 4212 NOC number for experience points?
Thanks in advance
Prasanna
[19-11-2009,09:40]
[***.43.153.46]
Prasanna |
