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Big congrats and all the best with your meds regards Joinerboy

come on almost canadian..........say something now????? ul never be a canadian.............

Hi Quote: Originally Posted by walkerv05 we are here in canada on a 3 year work permit. he has had the medical same time as us, as they requested. I am thinking , now he is 18 he will need a police check now wont he? ive looked at the sponsorship forms , will i have to deal with London again or can we send them to missasaga? 1. So you haven't landed as yet, so no sponsorship is possible. 2. If your passport request hasn't been...

Quote: Originally Posted by imoutofhere no... not self employed.. just work on short term contracts... 2 month here .. 3 month there.. but on the list of 38... any1 in the same boat. ? Do i have to get a letter from every company i have worked for ? thanks in advance.... Are the contracts done through an agency? If so maybe the agency can help to validate your experience?

Quote: Originally Posted by Hammy1976 many thanks everyone Join the club! Well done!

Hi Yes a letter of explanation would be a good idea, I think. Good Luck Stef Quote: Originally Posted by jennyzhang98 Thank you all. Much appreciated... I have never been arrested or convincted of something in Australia. Nor did I receive any letters that asked me to leave the country immediately. I think the option left to me is, go ahead with the application, no matter what the police check says. I will declare in the documents I submitted...

Hello I would assume that if you were working contracts, that you would need enough references to align with the yrs being claimed for the points needed in the list jobs being used. I don't actually have personal knowledge, so is opinion only, but all the best anyway.

I have to get a long form birth certificate for my son. Being in Canada it was easier and quicker for me to order on line to my mom who has sent one of the original copies

Haniyasin is correct, your job title is not important, it's the 'main duties' that are the vital bit. You'll need to prove (via employment contract, appraisal notes, references etc) that you do these duties as part of your daily job. Hope that helps.

Quote: Originally Posted by MR79 come on almost canadian..........say something now????? ul never be a canadian............. That's hardly helpful or constructive. I only quoted the law, I never indicated that anyone had ever been charged and found guilty under it. The reality is though that if you falsify your application there is a danger you can be deported at any point later on if CIC should find out (from say, a jilted lover or...