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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by yemblaze(f): 10:05am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congratulations sis...Go and prosper in your new land. JesusBabyyy: 3 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Topsmamen: 10:06am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congrats to @JesusBabyyy and @Claire18. 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Nobody: 10:11am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congratulations bro.. So happy for you I go score you 9/10 [quote author=raphrulz post=76575769][color=#000099]Guysssss!!!! THE EAGLE HAS LANDED!!!!! ISSA GOLDEN MAIL THINGS!!! Here is my “brief story”… read at your own risk: I have always believed that someday I would relocate fully out of Nigeria… whether it was for studies or something.. I just knew that my place was not this Naija. This was some years back. Well, in 2011… when I was writing my ICAN, I had made friends with a couple of colleagues (also writing) the exam with me. One of them gave me some hints that he really wanted to leave Naija soon.. but never told me how. I also never bothered to ask. I lost his contact, but got it back in 2014, only for me to see the kind of “abroad” pictures he was posting. I was like, “hope you are enjoying your vacation ooo” and he was like… “ Nooo.. this is not a vacation! I live here” O boy!! That was how my ear/antennae just stood up ooo… I 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by aderemi0001(m): 10:14am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Hello , I need help , if one is using gift deed as proof of fund , the fund does not need to be in one's account for 6 months right or it needs to be ? please anyone that have information about this should help thank you |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by canadiandamsel: 10:17am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congrats to the PPR clinchers |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Topsmamen: 10:18am On Mar 12, 2019 |
aderemi0001: No, it doesn't. |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Pegzzyg(f): 10:26am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congrats Prof! Waoh!! Couldn't believe you were also panicking lolzzzzzzzzz @Ifeoma, you're next na aha Jesus, Amen raphrulz: 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Ifeoma77(f): 10:27am On Mar 12, 2019 |
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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by dezzydon(f): 10:29am On Mar 12, 2019 |
[quote]Congratulations.May Canada favour you [quote author=raphrulz post=76575769][color=#000099]Guysssss!!!! THE EAGLE HAS LANDED!!!!! ISSA GOLDEN MAIL THINGS!!! Here is my “brief story”… read at your own risk: I have always believed that someday I would relocate fully out of Nigeria… whether it was for studies or something.. I just knew that my place was not this Naija. This was some years back. Well, in 2011… when I was writing my ICAN, I had made friends with a couple of colleagues (also writing) the exam with me. One of them gave me some hints that he really wanted to leave Naija soon.. but never told me how. I also never bothered to ask. I lost his contact, but got it back in 2014, only for me to see the kind of “abroad” pictures he was posting. I was like, “hope you are enjoying your vacation ooo” and he was like… “ Nooo.. this is not a vacation! I live here” O boy!! That was how my ear/antennae just stood up ooo… I started interrogating him like an FBI agent… I asked him about the immigration process and how he went about it. He simply just sent me a link to read up on…. And that was the end. I was demotivated even before reading it properly. That was how I gave up on the idea. In 2016, I stumbled on Australian immigration information and followed it gracefully. I gathered all the necessary information I needed and saved on my system. Good thing is that, I have never been that person to embark on a journey without thoroughly researching and asking myself very tough questions. I was so ready to embark on it… but did not have the funds. Well, the issue was not even the funds per se, but the fact that when I informed my parents about it, they totally kicked against it. Their argument was that, Aussie was too far and it would make me forget Naija. My relatives also added to this perspective, with examples of my distant cousins that had gone to in it as I was not failing any questions on maps anymore. Unfortunately, maps did not come out in the first exam. When the result came out that morning, I was not happy with myself, but I told myself that I would channel all that efforts to scheduling for another exam. I was reading negaC. I thought that this would motivate me to read ooo… but boy!! My work wouldn’t allow me. There was absolutely no time at all. The night before the exam, I just skimmed through some lines and slept off… went for the exam the next day… and the rest, they say, is history! Educational Credential Assessment I used the conventional WES for my ECA… and it was a smooth ride. Luckily for me, they were not requesting for WAEC then. So I reached out to my school to send my transcript (which took just between 14 – 21 working days) and to ACCA which took 14 working days. Also, note that I commenced the ECA transcript transmission alongside my preparation for IELTS. I also sent my B.Sc. and ACCA membership certificates to WES via Hellofax. My WES report came out on 19 June 2018 with a summary of “2 or more degrees”. This was a complete breeze. In fact, I didn’t have to reach out to them for any information or complaints. ITA As at 20th July, 2018… I had my IELTS result and ECA ready… but did not dive into the pool because of my funds were not completely in the state I wanted it. I had to wait for some more funds before diving. I had a score of 468, so I was certain that I would get ITA once I dived. So I made up my mind to patiently wait till I was ready. I had timed September 5 as my chosen ITA date… so I entered the pool on September 1. I got ITA and was so excited. It felt so surreal. Immediately, I swung to action and started to follow up with all necessary documentation. Post ITA i. PCC This was a breeze. In fact, I had gotten a contact from my friend that told me about the EE process, I called the person a day before I went there. I took a one-hour break during my lunch time at work, went to their office asking of the Police officer I spoke to a day earlier. That was when I realized the guy had retired. However, the person he told me to ask of, happened to be his successor. The finger prints were taken, all the necessary things were done, price was negotiated to my desired 5k, then I picked up my completed PCC and headed back to work. I was happy! I scanned the pink copy along with the finger printed copy and merged both together using my Adobe Acrobat. I attached the document to the PCC place holder ii. Passport photograph This was snapped a day before I did the PCC at LUTH. I also got the contact from my friend. I ensured to take both soft and hard copy of the pictures before leaving the place. I ensured that the pictures were well measured in my presence in line with CIC requirements. The guy was experienced on CIC requirements, so it was hassle free exercise. The price was also very reasonable. I attached the soft copy version to the placeholder in my EE profile. iii. Educational Certificates As usual, I merged my University B.Sc Certificate with my ACCA membership certificate, ECA report and IELTS report using Adobe Acrobat. I attached the merged documents to the relevant placeholder in my App. I used Nigeria as the ACCA location, as this was where I wrote the exam. iv. International Passport and travel documents This was also scanned and attached to the relevant placeholder. V. Medical Assessment This was where I faced my second challenge through the EE process. I attempted to go through the normal route like everyone. Called IOM, Children’s Practice and Q-life to book… Lo and behold, the prices of IOM and Children’s practices were ridiculously high, so I took them completely off my list. Unfortunately, Qlife that was fairly priced, was booked till about October 20 something. I knew that I couldn’t wait till then, so I had to device a quick alternative. Then the idea of gate crashing came to my mind. The next day, I left my house very early, arrived there before 7 am and wrote my name down. I thought it was that automatic. Well, after such a long wait till about 8:30, the tests commenced. However, before they commenced, they separated those that had booked from those that had not, just like me… I was disheartened. They told us to go to the reception to book our test dates. Upon arriving there, the recep |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Ifeoma77(f): 10:29am On Mar 12, 2019 |
wasseynewest: ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Nkydechik: 10:30am On Mar 12, 2019 |
What about those of us in the 437 category and with birthdays in 3 months time?hmmm the anxiety is indescribable. I need someone to encourage me. ladymarshall: |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Betap: 10:37am On Mar 12, 2019 |
raphrulz: Congratulations raphrulz... |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Ifeoma77(f): 10:37am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Nkydechik:idpieltsaustralia@idp.com 1 Like 2 Shares |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Maritee(f): 10:39am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congratulations prof, may Canada favour you. And just like someone said, don't leave the group just yet coz some of us are still looking forward to your markings. quote author=raphrulz post=76575769][color=#000099]Guysssss!!!! THE EAGLE HAS LANDED!!!!! ISSA GOLDEN MAIL THINGS!!! Here is my “brief story”… read at your own risk: 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by boco2126: 10:41am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congratulations! [quote author=JesusBabyyy post=76573337]MY PPR STORY First of all I am so grateful to the Almighty God! It was not an easy one.. I am not a woman of many words but I’l like to give back to the thread by sharing my journey. |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by JesusBabyyy: 10:43am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Thanks For all the well wishes Guys! Congratulations Prof Raph go forth and prosper!! |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by IOA18: 10:44am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Yay!!!! The Prof got the golden mail!!!!!! your script was very nice and detailed, but since youre always "mising" your marks, i ll give you 9.899 ![]() raphrulz: 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by galibat(f): 10:46am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congratulations.....I took my time to read your timeline well.....May Canny favour you oh..... [quote author=raphrulz post=76575769][color=#000099]Guysssss!!!! THE EAGLE HAS LANDED!!!!! ISSA GOLDEN MAIL THINGS!!! Here is my “brief story”… read at your own risk: I have always believed that someday I would relocate fully out of Nigeria… whether it was for studies or something.. I just knew that my place was not this Naija. This was some years back. Well, in 2011… when I was writing my ICAN, I had made friends with a couple of colleagues (also writing) the exam with me. One of them gave me some hints that he really wanted to leave Naija soon.. but never told me how. I also never bothered to ask. I lost his contact, but got it back in 2014, only for me to see the kind of “abroad” pictures he was posting. I was like, “hope you are enjoying your vacation ooo” and he was like… “ Nooo.. this is not a vacation! I live here” O boy!! That was how my ear/antennae just stood up ooo… I started interrogating him like an FBI agent… I asked him about the immigration process and how he went about it. He simply just sent me a link to read up on…. And that was the end. I was demotivated even before reading it properly. That was how I gave up on the idea. In 2016, I stumbled on Australian immigration information and followed it gracefully. I gathered all the necessary information I needed and saved on my system. Good thing is that, I have never been that person to embark on a journey without thoroughly researching and asking myself very tough questions. I was so ready to embark on it… but did not have the funds. Well, the issue was not even the funds per se, but the fact that when I informed my parents about it, they totally kicked against it. Their argument was that, Aussie was too far and it would make me forget Naija. My relatives also added to this perspective, with examples of my distant cousins that had gone to Aussie many years ago but had not returned. I was completely discouraged and let this phase slide again. After the above incidences, I had now decided to face my “Nigerian fate”… and so focused solely on my work and all. In December 2017, while going home with one of the staff of my clients, she kept asking me about my career, what I intended to do in the medium to the long term etc. I kept downloading my plans passionately to her. I kept emphasizing on the professional exams I was set out to do, how I looked forward to growing through the career ladder in Nigeria and so on…. If only I had known that all those plans discouraged her from telling me about the Canada immigration EE process, I probably would have kept quiet. She told me later after I had commenced the process, that she wanted to tell me about the EE process, but seeing how passionate I was about the “Nigerian Plans” made her hold that key information back. Well, fast forward to April 2018, while working at the office, I overheard one of my close friends/colleague telling another colleague about the EE immigration process and how he had gotten his Visa and bought his ticket ahead of his exit in August 2018. Immediately I heard that, I interjected, then asked him to brief me on the full information. Funny enough, the person he was telling was acting uninterested back then despite informing him about the process since far back 2017. Well, as a sharp guy who had been looking for such an opportunity, I asked him what it would entail… and he gave me a brief highlight based on his knowledge about it. I was not satisfied with what he told me, so went ahead to research on it myself. That was when I stumbled on this thread and decided to feed on it like it was breakfast and Lunch. I dwelt there for days reading from the past information and PPR stories (days of Dupyshoo and Zandora etc). Then I knew I had to commence immediately. However, I remember clearly that when my friend told me about the associated financial commitment for a single applicant, my heart sank… as I wondered how I would have been able to finalize my POF. But God came through for me. I registered immediately for my IELTS in April to be written in May… and immediately sent my B.Sc and ACCA transcript (membership certificate) to Wes for evaluation. IELTS First IELTS was written in May: Lost out in Listening as I had 7.5 (BC) Second IETLS was written on 7 July: LSRW – 8.5, 8.5, 7, 7 (BC) Prior to the first IELTS, I had practiced a bit, but was slightly over confident because I felt that it was just a simple test of English which shouldn’t have been a problem at all for me. I however practiced the maps for a whole day using YouTube, and became a master in it as I was not failing any questions on maps anymore. Unfortunately, maps did not come out in the first exam. When the result came out that morning, I was not happy with myself, but I told myself that I would channel all that efforts to scheduling for another exam. I was reading negative comments all over the place, on groups and so on… especially people that did not pass the exams like me… but I shut out those thoughts to avoid being discouraged. Immediately the next day came, I quickly scheduled for another, raised the draft of N75,000 and paid to BC. I thought that this would motivate me to read ooo… but boy!! My work wouldn’t allow me. There was absolutely no time at all. The night before the exam, I just skimmed through some lines and slept off… went for the exam the next day… and the rest, they say, is history! Educational Credential Assessment I used the conventional WES for my ECA… and it was a smooth ride. Luckily for me, they were not requesting for WAEC then. So I reached out to my school to send my transcript (which took just between 14 – 21 working days) and to ACCA which took 14 working days. Also, note that I commenced the ECA transcript transmission alongside my preparation for IELTS. I also sent my B.Sc. and ACCA membership certificates to WES via Hellofax. My WES report came out on 19 June 2018 with a summary of “2 or more degrees”. This was a complete breeze. In fact, I didn’t have to reach out to them for any information or complaints. ITA As at 20th July, 2018… I had my IELTS result and ECA ready… but did not dive into the pool because of my funds were not completely in the state I wanted it. I had to wait for some more funds before diving. I had a score of 468, so I was certain that I would get ITA once I dived. So I made up my mind to patiently wait till I was ready. I had timed September 5 as my chosen ITA date… so I entered the pool on September 1. I got ITA and was so excited. It felt so surreal. Immediately, I swung to action and started to follow up with all necessary documentation. Post ITA i. PCC This was a breeze. In fact, I had gotten a contact from my friend that told me about the EE process, I called the person a day before I went there. I took a one-hour break during my lunch time at work, went to their office asking of the Police officer I spoke to a day earlier. That was when I realized the guy had retired. However, the person he told me to ask of, happened to be his successor. The finger prints were taken, all the necessary things were done, price was negotiated to my desired 5k, then I picked up my completed PCC and headed back to work. I was happy! I scanned the pink copy along with the finger printed copy and merged both together using my Adobe Acrobat. I attached the document to the PCC place holder ii. Passport photograph This was snapped a day before I did the PCC at LUTH. I also got the contact from my friend. I ensured to take both soft and hard copy of the pictures before leaving the place. I ensured that the pictures were well measured in my presence in line with CIC requirements. The guy was experienced on CIC requirements, so it was hassle free exercise. The price was also very reasonable. I attached the soft copy version to the placeholder in my EE profile. iii. Educational Certificates As usual, I merged my University B.Sc Certificate with my ACCA membership certificate, ECA report and IELTS report using Adobe Acrobat. I attached the merged documents to the relevant placeholder in my App. I used Nigeria as the ACCA location, as this was where I wrote the exam. iv. International Passport and travel documents This was also scanned and attached to the relevant placeholder. V. Medical Assessment This was where I faced my second challenge through the EE process. I attempted to go through the normal route like everyone. Called IOM, Children’s Practice and Q-life to book… Lo and behold, the prices of IOM and Children’s practices were ridiculously high, so I took them completely off my list. Unfortunately, Qlife that was fairly priced, was booked till about October 20 something. I knew that I couldn’t wait till then, so I had to device a quick alternative. Then the idea of gate crashing came to my mind. The next day, I left my house very early, arrived there before 7 am and wrote my name down. I thought it was that automatic. Well, after such a long wait till about 8:30, the tests commenced. However, before they commenced, they separated those that had booked from those that had not, just like me… I was disheartened. They told us to go to the reception to book our test dates. Upon arriving there, the receptionist recognized my name and tried to confirm why I had come earlier than the supposedly booked date of 20 something. I immediately pleaded with her, and told her that I had received ITA, and need to do it urgently as it was time bound. She empathized with me and decided to reschedule me for the next day. I was so excited and did not worry about the lost time for the day. I came to the hospital the next day (19 September 2018) for the test. All was completed and results were fine. I just scanned the up-front medical slip and attached to the relevant placeholder in my application. vi. Proof of Funds (POF) This was gathered overtime but ready long before my ITA. My complete POF was ready by August as I had to sell my car to make up the outstanding balance. It was so saddening as I began to trek and my mobility reduced drastically. Infact when I was to sell the car, I had my fair share of challenges. The car dealer I gave to sell the car on my behalf suddenly claimed that one of the most important vehicle documents was missing, the Customs document. I was so shattered. How on earth could this get missing? Did I forget it when I went to make photocopies? Or was the dealer trying to play a smart one on me?? Those were few of the numerous thoughts I had. Unfortunately, I didn’t have a single copy of the document and potential buyers were not in any way willing to risk purchasing the car without these document, despite its clean physical outlook. At the end of the day I had to part with some substantial sum of money to get another one from Customs. Well, I sold it, added it to the funds I previously had and placed all in a Fixed Deposit (FD) investment split into 70% (due in 6 months) and 30% due in 1 year. I ensured that the bank clearly stated that “the funds could be retrieved at will”… and the fact that only a percentage of the interest would be affected and not the principal sum that was booked. I scanned the FD certificate, merged it with a screenshot of foreign exchange for CAD to Naira on October 4, a certificate of non-indebtedness and my 25% pension (for the purpose of fluctuations in exchange). I merged these documents and attached in the relevant placeholder. vii. Reference Letter This was another slightly shaky area. I actually thought that it would be a walk in the park, but how wrong I was. I obtained a reference letter from one of my past places of employment where I had spent 3 years, but felt the need to go the extra mile to obtain same from my current place of employment. This was because I felt they might have still asked. Getting the 3 year reference letter in CIC format from my past place of employment was not difficult at all. However, getting reference letter from my current place of employment where I had spent almost 2 years was now challenging. Now, considering that I had not really stayed long in this place, I was skeptical about letting them know about my immigration plans, so I sent a mail to our HR to prepare the letter in CIC format. But they refused and insisted I obtained the necessary approval from my unit head, which would mean me letting the cat out of the bag so soon. My unit head was out of the country, so I had to wait till my unit head arrived before obtaining the approval. We had a deep concerted discussion where I explained that I had considered immigrating because of my long term plans. Approval was eventually granted and the required reference letter n CIC format was provided. However, this made me delay my submission to October 4. I merged my 2 reference letters only and attached to the relevant placeholders. I did not attach pay slips because the reference letters alone were completely aligned to CIC format. AOR & Post AOR I eventually submitted my application on October 4 at 11:55 pm. I paid for the application fee but not the RPRF as I did not have the funds as at then. 28 days after, I got the Medicals Passed (MEP) notification and biometrics request. I went immediately the next day to do my biometrics. The wait then started. On December 3, I then decided to pay my RPRF unsolicited. No RPRF mail was sent to me, I just went to CIC website, paid and attached the downloaded receipt to a CSE (alongside my now rolled over FD certificate) and sent to them. I was determined to wait it out, all the way, at least till 4 months before knowing my visa office, but the pressure around me wouldn’t let me be. So, I sent a follow-up CSE reminder to confirm if the RPRF receipts and FD roll over certificates had been transmitted to my visa office. I also included my request to know my Visa office in the same mail. The response came a day after, where I was informed that it was Ottawa. I was so excited. The wait continued…. On 6th January I ordered my GCMS notes as I had not seen |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by JesusBabyyy: 10:46am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Thanks, please feel free to do so. Transformium: 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by DrMrsCK: 10:57am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congratulations Prof. @Claire18, congratulations. We await your PPR script |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by boco2126: 10:59am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Y'all been waiting to ''crucify'' Prof! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 8 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Abti: 11:00am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Keep hope alive. Anything is possible. Nkydechik: |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by yemblaze(f): 11:03am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Big Congratulations to you our able and amiable Prof. May canada favour you bro. As you have said that seniors should rate you...I yam not a senior oooo. So i dont have the power to rate you. Am very enncouraged...thank you for such a detailed story. God bless you. Please always make yourself available to juniors like us who just started the journey. Thank you quote author=raphrulz post=76575769]Guysssss!!!! THE EAGLE HAS LANDED!!!!! ISSA GOLDEN MAIL THINGS!!! Here is my “brief story”… read at your own risk: God bless you and thank you for reading my long post! PS: Please, rate your Prof well oooooooo!!! [/quote] |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by chukwuemeka275(m): 11:07am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Josefuadjr:Nnam I still dey road o I'll join you and others soon. |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Amakal: 11:18am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Wow! Congrats!!! Beautiful story So happy for you prof. Go and prosper. [quote author=raphrulz post=76575769][color=#000099]Guysssss!!!! THE EAGLE HAS LANDED!!!!! ISSA GOLDEN MAIL THINGS!!! Here is my “brief story”… read at your own risk: |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Vancouver4(f): 11:18am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congrats Prof |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Amandacanny: 11:23am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Your reign will be worse ooo. You will be stingy with marks ladymarshall: |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Nobody: 11:30am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Scandinavian02: Family. Why? Because the whole purpose of the scheme is to boost Canada's ageing population to ensure the economy doesn't fall apart. 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by fizzile(m): 11:42am On Mar 12, 2019 |
Philippians4v9:You hardly reply messages..why? |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by fizzile(m): 11:54am On Mar 12, 2019 |
raphrulz:Congrats Raphrulz....i will give u 10/10....you are hereby awarded the post of a senior lecturer in the department of living in canada thread..come over there, your office has been well furnished. Congratulation. 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by bouqounmie(f): 12:01pm On Mar 12, 2019 |
Congratulations Prof. I am so happy for you. Good and nice write-up. However, on behalf of the silent readers like me, your score is -127/10. Go and buffer up from the 1, 2, 0.5 marks you've been deducting from other people. ![]() ![]() ![]() *runs back to hiding mode, waiting for AVO to send that PPR * raphrulz: 8 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Debsify: 12:04pm On Mar 12, 2019 |
kart042000:I'm waiting for ITA and PPR 1 Like |
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