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| Subject: Autistic Child |
Hi everybody
I have an autistic child aging around 10. Can I immigrate to Canada under skilled worker class. I have over 12 years of experiance in managerial occupation (under NOC 0)
[26-05-2009,10:22]
[***.56.17.35]
Salman Ashar |
Autistic Child (in reply to: Autistic Child)
The medical condition will be asessed once you have passed the selection criteria. then a Psychology test of the child will be needed for the Medical officers. This is rather complicated. See operation bulletiin 063 and see this web page: http://www.canadianimmigrant.ca/health/healthinsurancecoverage/article/2532
good luck!
[26-05-2009,10:50]
[***.186.82.242]
David |
Points for Education (in reply to: Autistic Child)
Thanks for the response. I have another problem I have two diplams after qualifying my secondary school exam. One for 3 years and another for 2 years. I am confused, what will be my schooling i.e 13 years or 15 years. Both the diplomas are equivalent to each other but are in seperate trades.
[28-06-2009,10:23]
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Salman Ashar |
(in reply to: Autistic Child)
Salman, something to keep in mind. There is a huge fight going on between parents of autistic children and the various governments to have services covered for things such as special educational and behavioural therapies. Currently it is not covered and very, very expensive.
I can´t speak about your child´s medical approval by CIC - just want you to know that there will be some challenges with appropriate support for him once you arrive.
[28-06-2009,13:53]
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Sharon |
Autistic Child (in reply to: Autistic Child)
Thanks Sharon. Then what should we do. Should we apply immigration and lets see what happen. If the child is not allowed what can be the possible legal battle. All this is very important for us because we cannot leave the boy alone.
I want to know the possibilities with me if CIC refuses. It is to be noted that my sister and cousin are already in Canada. Can we think of any help from them.
[29-06-2009,06:37]
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Salman Ashar |
(in reply to: Autistic Child)
I would apply and see what happenes, all the while having a very realistic awareness that you have some challenges before and after your approval. The answer is automatically no if you do not apply!
[29-06-2009,06:45]
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Sharon |
Autistic Child (in reply to: Autistic Child)
Thanks again, for so quick respose. I will apply and face challanges ahead.
[29-06-2009,07:54]
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Salman Ashar |
(in reply to: Autistic Child)
under the new system, you will know fairly quickly which is a whole lot better than the years and years it was taking before. They will want some sort of medical information about your child to determine the severity of the autism - so if you don´t have that...you may want to try and pull it together. Good luck.
[29-06-2009,12:44]
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Sharon |
IELTS Results (in reply to: Autistic Child)
I have appeared for IELTS. The result will be 4 days before my final deadline for submission of documents. What should I do if the band is lower than required. Should I delay submission or submit remaining docs without result requesting high commission to allow it later on??
[09-07-2009,07:11]
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Salman Ashar |
Autistic Child (in reply to: Autistic Child)
Salman Ashar
We have an autistic child too.. he is nonverbal and we are planning to apply for migration in canada..
what happened to your child.. is she/ he already in canada?
did she/he passed in immigration in canada?
please give us details.. my son was already denied in Australian migration.. But we are hoping for canada its different result for him.. thanks
[21-08-2010,14:23]
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maria |
Autism (in reply to: Autistic Child)
We are still in the que. Can update after going through the process.
[23-08-2010,08:09]
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Salman Ashar |
