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A required document in the CSQ application is proof for the legality of work experience which is social security or income tax documents.
my issue is that, the company that i work for, is not based in my country, therefore, according to my country´s laws, I am exempted from income tax and the same can be said about social security.
So i am thinking of writing a letter explaining that and sending it with the application. Is this the right move? or will I have issues with the application later on ?
Thanks
[25-02-2014,18:05]
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zee |
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Immigration Consultant (in reply to: legality of work experience)
we achieved the Visa applied for in a very short period of time and with no extra hassle. When an unexpected hitch arose, with external agencies
[27-02-2014,08:15]
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sukhbirkaur |
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Sorry?
[27-02-2014,16:46]
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zee |
Work experience (in reply to: legality of work experience)
If you cannot provide the required documents, submitting an explanation letter would be in option I think. If you can get a hold of the piece of legislation in your country that confirms you are tax exempt to support your declaration, I think it could help.
[04-03-2014,13:01]
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Marc-Andre Ranger |
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