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Hi,
when i send my application to the cio i wrote that my english=12points and this will make my score 67 and i have no relative in canada (my aunt lives in canada)
but i got 10 points now score 65 in ielts so needed 2 more points so i contact my aunt and she send me her papers and i send my documents to my visa office and a letter explaining that i added my aunts paper and i need 5 more points (relative in canada)
so can i make it or they will not add the 5 points and my score will be 65
[07-04-2011,18:09]
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george |
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(in reply to: Is there a chance for me)
Your probably missing a few points in coherent writing skills. After reading your thread, the reaction is "huh?".
[11-04-2011,23:42]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Is there a chance for me)
I dont know the answer. But what George is asking. Anonymous A, is can he add his aunt to his immigration application after the fact, and thereby gain the five points given for having a relative in Canada. Sorry George, not all Canadians with cohert writing skills lack manners.
[12-04-2011,20:18]
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lc |
(in reply to: Is there a chance for me)
Well lc, I didn´t mean to be rude to George. But you and he must realize that applicants should be able to form understandable sentences and paragraphs if they want to be accepted as having adequate English language skills in getting minimum points, and then finding a decent job once there.
If saying this means lacking manners, then better for this type of rude awakening now rather than a lot of regrets emotionally and financially later. Sweetness does no one good in these situations.
[12-04-2011,23:23]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Is there a chance for me)
they will want to know why he did not claim her in the initial application - which is going to add a lot of time to the processing.
what sort of work does George hope to do with 10 points in english?
[13-04-2011,06:13]
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Sharon |
Migrating to Canada under Sponsorship Visa (in reply to: Is there a chance for me)
Hello. good day....My husband and I is planning to migrate in Vancouver. His grandfather and grandmother and the whole family(his biological mother´s aunt and uncle) is living in Vancouver. I´m not really sure if they are permanent resident or canadian citizen. If ever we will continue to apply, is there any chances of migrating to Canada under sponsorship visa... Hoping for your answers...Thanks you
[14-04-2011,06:42]
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Delia S. Tabor |
