ALL BANGLADESHI APPLICANTS FORUM

[darkmater]

hi, i was a patient of ulceritive colitis; now i am fine but continuing only mesalazine tablets (2,400mg per day) as my physician advised.
is it possible that i could face additional medical for my condition.
please guide me on my situation or give me any link where i can get more information on this.

thanks,
ibrahim

Hi ibrahim,
Could you give any update for your process, especially for medical exam. Thanks

 

[mmustafa]

Hello All,
Can someone tell me, what are the documents I need to provide for my spouse (dependent)? I mean, does it work with Marriage certificate and Nikhanama or I need to arrange anything else in addition to that?
Is it okay to use my Salary account for Funding settlement?

Waiting for experts reply
Thank you

 

[nazmulhoque]

Hello All,
Can someone tell me, what are the documents I need to provide for my spouse (dependent)? I mean, does it work with Marriage certificate and Nikhanama or I need to arrange anything else in addition to that?
Is it okay to use my Salary account for Funding settlement?

Waiting for experts reply
Thank you

Marriage certificate is okay for the proof of marriage. If you are claiming points for your spouse's education and work, you need to submit related documents.

You also need to submit passport of spouse.

Salary account is okay for the settlement fund. Make sure you have the required amount in the account.

 

[nazmulhoque]

Hi ibrahim,
Could you give any update for your process, especially for medical exam. Thanks

Ulceritive colitis is not likely to cause any problem. It doesn't appear in any of the CIC medical exams (e.g. X-Ray or Blood Test).

 

[immig95]

Dear friends,
The educational requirement for NOC2241 is mentioned as 2 or 3 year college program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering technology.(http://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p3VD.pl?Function=getVD&TVD=122372&CVD=122376&CPV=2241&CST=01012011&CLV=4&MLV=4).. If someone with higher edu. qualification (such as a 4-yr bachelor degree in the Electrical and Electronics Engineering,) chose 2241, does it put any impact on the application? i.e lead to rejection? as, the educational requirement for NOC2133 is mentioned as bachelor in the Electrical and Electronics Engineering.Best Regards

 

[nazmulhoque]

Dear friends,
The educational requirement for NOC2241 is mentioned as 2 or 3 year college program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering technology.(http://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p3VD.pl?Function=getVD&TVD=122372&CVD=122376&CPV=2241&CST=01012011&CLV=4&MLV=4).. If someone with higher edu. qualification (such as a 4-yr bachelor degree in the Electrical and Electronics Engineering,) chose 2241, does it put any impact on the application? i.e lead to rejection? as, the educational requirement for NOC2133 is mentioned as bachelor in the Electrical and Electronics Engineering.Best Regards

No. That's the 'minimum' qualification. If you have a higher degree it's even better.

 

[deba_044]

Dear friends,
The educational requirement for NOC2241 is mentioned as 2 or 3 year college program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering technology.(http://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p3VD.pl?Function=getVD&TVD=122372&CVD=122376&CPV=2241&CST=01012011&CLV=4&MLV=4).. If someone with higher edu. qualification (such as a 4-yr bachelor degree in the Electrical and Electronics Engineering,) chose 2241, does it put any impact on the application? i.e lead to rejection? as, the educational requirement for NOC2133 is mentioned as bachelor in the Electrical and Electronics Engineering.Best Regards

HI

Just wondering, why you want to select NOC 2241 although you are more likely meet the requirement for NOC 2133. Does your job responsibility match with NOC 2241??? I dont think so. Its upto you to select the most appropriate NOC as they will check both your education qualification and professiona experience.

Thanks
Debashish

 

[immig95]

HI

Just wondering, why you want to select NOC 2241 although you are more likely meet the requirement for NOC 2133. Does your job responsibility match with NOC 2241??? I dont think so. Its upto you to select the most appropriate NOC as they will check both your education qualification and professiona experience.

Thanks
Debashish

Thank you
More suitable options is preferred by anyone ..

 

[mmustafa]

Marriage certificate is okay for the proof of marriage. If you are claiming points for your spouse's education and work, you need to submit related documents.

You also need to submit passport of spouse.

Salary account is okay for the settlement fund. Make sure you have the required amount in the account.

Dear Nazmul vi,

Thank you very much for your clear reply. I have additional queries, like,
1. Do i have to submit my Birth Certificate as well as my Spouse?
2. Do i have to submit Police Verification certificates (for me and my spouse)?
3. As per the https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residen...ired-documents-for-saskatchewan-express-entry ... settlement fund should be maintained at least 3 months. Some say i should have to maintain it for 6 months. I am not sure which is correct.

Waiting for your kind reply

Thank you

 

[nazmulhoque]

Birth certificate is not needed.

Police Cert. Is mandatory for both PA and spouse.

Ideally you should have kept the fund for 5-6 months prior to application submission. However, many people don't do that. In that case they have to provide a valid explanation for their source of fund along with legal docs.

Dear Nazmul vi,

Thank you very much for your clear reply. I have additional queries, like,
1. Do i have to submit my Birth Certificate as well as my Spouse?
2. Do i have to submit Police Verification certificates (for me and my spouse)?
3. As per the https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residen...ired-documents-for-saskatchewan-express-entry ... settlement fund should be maintained at least 3 months. Some say i should have to maintain it for 6 months. I am not sure which is correct.

Waiting for your kind reply

Thank you

 

[immig95]

Birth certificate is not needed.

Police Cert. Is mandatory for both PA and spouse.

Ideally you should have kept the fund for 5-6 months prior to application submission. However, many people don't do that. In that case they have to provide a valid explanation for their source of fund along with legal docs.

you should have kept the fund for 5-6 months prior to application submission----So, I think the bank authority has to mention how long before the money has been in the account.

 

[mmustafa]

you should have kept the fund for 5-6 months prior to application submission----So, I think the bank authority has to mention how long before the money has been in the account.

Thank you Nazmul vi and immig95 for your response .

 

[immig95]

dear friends,
is there any need of police report during sinp application?
Best regards

 

[theatlantic]

you should have kept the fund for 5-6 months prior to application submission----So, I think the bank authority has to mention how long before the money has been in the account.

Hello bhai, where should I keep the fund for 5-6 month prior to submission of application. In my (main applicant) account? Or is it allowed to be in my fathers (sponsor) account ? Please clarify.

 

[KASK]

Hello bhai, where should I keep the fund for 5-6 month prior to submission of application. In my (main applicant) account? Or is it allowed to be in my fathers (sponsor) account ? Please clarify.

It should be in your own personal savings account or as fixed deposit in your name.