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Good evening! I just wanna ask if anyone has the same case as mine.My husband recieved a pre-arrival services letter last oct.20,2016 but he has not yet recieved a letter for visa... I attached here the letter the embassy sent him. We got confused and got worried so he sent an email to manilimmigration but no reply so he went personally to embassy of canada in makati but they did not even let him inside.thank you for your reply!
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Get help before arriving in Canada – Pre-arrival services
On behalf of the Government of Canada, the department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) encourages you to access FREE pre-arrival services offered by third-party service providers funded by IRCC.
We encourage you to visit this link to learn more about the service locations and registration procedures as featured in our Pre-arrival
There are free online and in-person services for you and your family. These services are provided to you free of charge by the settlement service providers listed below while you are still overseas. Many service providers offer general information such as:
· understanding life in Canada,
· finding a job in Canada, and
· accessing other free settlement services when you arrive in Canada.
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When does your husband's medical expire? If you were to check this thread < http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/new-manila-visa-office-philippines-spousefamily-timeline-t325837.9075.html > you will see that your husband is not alone. There were others who received the same but is yet to receive a mail/email about passport request. About the embassy, no one is really allowed to get in there (except citizens) unless with a valid purpose. Just keep the Faith! The passport request for your husband is coming very soon. What is your timeline, if I may ask?
Thank you very much for your reply.My husband took his medical last march 2016...I passed the application last june 2016 got eligibility on august and after a week they forwrd his papers in manila...Good to know that we are not alone in this case.we got confused and thought me missed an email from embassy that'a why he there personally to checked it but unfortunately we hot nothing.thank you again and God bless you!
Thank you very much for your reply.My husband took his medical last march 2016...I passed the application last june 2016 got eligibility on august and after a week they forwrd his papers in manila...Good to know that we are not alone in this case.we got confused and thought me missed an email from embassy that'a why he there personally to checked it but unfortunately we hot nothing.thank you again and God bless you!
The pre-arrival services letter means that, as of now, you can avail of free pre-arrival services. They can help you prepare to settle in Canada (learn how to file a tax return, how to register your children in school, how to prepare for winter, the financial system, etc) and/or they will help you prepare to look for work. For example, they will teach you how to write your resume and cover letter following Canadian standards, or may practice with you for interviews, and in some cases they organize job fairs so you can interact with potential employers before landing. If you want any referrals to pre-arrival services, let me know.
The pre-arrival services letter means that, as of now, you can avail of free pre-arrival services. They can help you prepare to settle in Canada (learn how to file a tax return, how to register your children in school, how to prepare for winter, the financial system, etc) and/or they will help you prepare to look for work. For example, they will teach you how to write your resume and cover letter following Canadian standards, or may practice with you for interviews, and in some cases they organize job fairs so you can interact with potential employers before landing. If you want any referrals to pre-arrival services, let me know.
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