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Do see that as a possibility, but if you meet the requirements of eligibility and have mistakes in some doc or something, I’m sure IRCC will be flexible and request something down the road.
Hi, please I'm confused about the wording on form IMM 0008 (applying for international graduate stream opening may 6th)
"You must list all family members in your application for permanent residence, whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not. You must also provide details on family members who's location is unknown (including those missing or pressured dead). IF YOU DONT, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SPONSOR FAMILY MEMBERS AT A LATER DATE IF THEY'RE NOT LISTED ON YOUR APPLICATION"
my question is about the last part, my girlfriend and I have only been living together for 6 months, so she doesn't qualify as a common law partner yet, if I don't include her in my application, does that mean I won't be able to sponsor her as a common law at a later date after I get my PR?
The guide says "National IDs (if applicable)" I'm just wondering who it isn't applicable for. The reason I'm asking is because I'll need to get mine translated.
The guide says "National IDs (if applicable)" I'm just wondering who it isn't applicable for. The reason I'm asking is because I'll need to get mine translated.
Some countries don't have ID cards. And I envy them now, because we also have to get our translated. Maybe. It has English translation on it, but our names and everything is written in Cyrillic.
The guide says "National IDs (if applicable)" I'm just wondering who it isn't applicable for. The reason I'm asking is because I'll need to get mine translated.
Not all countries issue them, in Canada or the US people normally use their driver's or health cards as ID. EU countries do have national ID's, for example.
This has been asked many times but I couldn't find any answer here. Do we need to submit at the time of application a police certificate from Canada as well? Or is it just any country other than Canada that we lived in the last 10 years?
Anyone know if you are in sick or maternity leave, but still in company payroll system, no paid, but expected to go back to work after x month, would be eligible ?
Anyone know if you are in sick or maternity leave, but still in company payroll system, no paid, but expected to go back to work after x month, would be eligible ?
That's too bad... I was hoping I could get away with a self taking photo. I did that last year when applying for PGWP.
Could you mind share the link of this information?
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