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Just a simple question, on the forms, where you have to fill in dates, do you leave the most current to date empty or put in the date when you sign the papers.
I am refering specificly to the personal history and address sections, my wife is still at that house and still doing that acctivity at the time of filling in the forms and will continue to do them until we get the PR.
[06-09-2005,10:50]
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Anonymous (no use breakin |
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Oops didn´t check the name before posting, the above post is from me.
[06-09-2005,10:51]
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Shawn |
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I believe I just typed in "present" in that field.
[06-09-2005,11:15]
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Candice |
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We put the current date, even though jobs etc are ongoing until we get PR, because there wasn´t an opportunity to type in "present" or "ongoing" on the form we used (PDF file). I´m sure they understand that the current date actually means "ongoing". Best of luck!
[06-09-2005,14:12]
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wannabecanadian |
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I just penned in "present." There seems to have been no problem with this strategy.
[06-09-2005,14:14]
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Tim |
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Thanks for the replies.
[06-09-2005,20:56]
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Shawn |
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