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Hi, My husband and I recently submitted a free assessment and told it was positive. We were invited to complete a formal assessment and paid for this to be done. My husband has more than 67 points and they have stated may be eligable without the offer of a job. His occupation was also on the list of those in demand. I was short of the points and they advised I would need the offer of a job to make the mark.
Can we apply as a family on my husbands points alone or do I also have to make the 69 points before being considered?
[07-08-2009,16:06]
[***.93.21.102]
WENDY |
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(in reply to: POINTS SYSTEM)
When applying as a family (you and your husband), if either alone or both of your points together equal or exceed 67 points then both of you qualify. You could have zero points, but if your husband has 67 or more you´d qualify with him as a family.
[07-08-2009,16:31]
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Richard |
(in reply to: POINTS SYSTEM)
Thanks for that. They obviously assessed us independently to see who had the highest points and my husband has the better points. I didn´t know if I was reading it properly as I didn´t want to get excited about the result and then be disappointed.
[07-08-2009,16:46]
[***.93.21.105]
WENDY |
(in reply to: POINTS SYSTEM)
I think it´s now ok to get excited, as you guys together seem to satisfy the prequalification. Just bear with the tedious application process and you should get through fine barring anything out of the ordinary. Keep in mind the application although long, is straightforward and you could do it yourself, rather than hiring an expensive immigration lawyer or representative. Good luck.
[07-08-2009,17:13]
[**.192.28.31]
Richard |
pera medical staff or nursus immigration issues (in reply to: POINTS SYSTEM)
i want to inquire about the nurses immigration in canada do they need any kind of registration certificates from canada for submission of their immgration application or they can use thir own country´s registration.
[08-08-2009,05:44]
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umer pervaiz kausar |
GOOD NEWS!! (in reply to: POINTS SYSTEM)
Yes, we got the good news from the visa centre last night, that we are now in a position to proceed. They state waiting time is 6 - 12 months for us with an average of 9 mths.Bit quick for us that is. Daughter about to do final 2 yrs at school for Scottish Highers/Advanced highers first. With one year from medicals to enter, we could plan for 2 yrs ourselves, which they seemed ok with them. Now the thinking really has to begin.Where to live,etc and what job to do out there as we have choice of 2 careers to choose from
[11-08-2009,16:15]
[***.93.21.105]
WENDY |
pera medical staff or nursus immigration issues (in reply to: POINTS SYSTEM) (in reply to: POINTS SYSTEM)
Not required. If you are a licensed nurse in your home country you can apply for immigrant visa to Canada and you can do the licensing in Canada later on but again not required for your PR application/status
You can communicate with me here - relationship1@gsbcc.ae
[11-08-2009,16:31]
[**.96.228.93]
logan |
immigration (in reply to: POINTS SYSTEM)
i want to immigrate canada can anybody help me please?
[18-06-2010,03:56]
[***.242.118.18]
anil patel |
canadian immigration (in reply to: POINTS SYSTEM)
cadian immigration.
[25-07-2010,23:37]
[***.152.46.113]
ramzan |
