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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by ikcbn(m): 2:52pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Hello, Please when filling the EE profile questionaire, which one of these options on the attached should one pick for an Engineer whose profession is regulated in canny or do i just go with the I DON'T KNOW if the profession is regulated option and avoid having to pick one of the option when i say YES
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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by ayandee: 3:17pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Proof of fund question. Where land which is jointly owned by husband and wife is sold, can the funds be paid directly by buyer into wife's account being PA? Or deposited in husband's account who then transfers to the wife? Any form of documentation required between husband and wife? To prove the source of funds, will deed of assignment executed in favour of the buyer be sufficient? The remaining funds would come by gift from a close relative. Is a notarized deed of gift sufficient? |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by BNTtech: 3:29pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
aremso: Yes. Exams take place 2ce in a year: March and September. She can register into the express entry people at any time, but with her first degree at the moment. But in the event that an ECA has not been done for the first degree, she can commence this time next year, wait for the results to be out in December, and get into the pool January/February 2021. |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by CHILZ(m): 3:33pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
KESHYLOVE: Please somebody help...Delsu Alumni I dont even know where to start Its been a while I hv been to that state talk more of the skl |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Triplezero50(f): 3:35pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
������ HELP PLEASE! Please o, we tried submitting our application some moments ago, at the point of payment, it kept loading and loading forever. My hubby then cancelled the page to try again. Now we can't find our application. We have googled what may have happened, logged out, closed browser, did everything, searched and searched, nothing o. |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by CHILZ(m): 3:36pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by 6ftshort: 5:12pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Triplezero50: Payment likely didn’t go through. You would have to wait for about 30 mins to 1 hour to try again. The ‘continue application’ option won’t show until after about 30 mins. 3 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Nedu2144(m): 5:18pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
ikcbn: |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by DoDirtsLikeWorm(m): 6:06pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
ifyonline: How do I registar for this exam? Any link at all? The search bar is not helping at all. |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by drnoel: 6:41pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
ikcbn: Hallo, nice to know. Pls if this has already being tackled in the past I apologize but does this method work for all schools like ABSU, Abraka and University of Abuja. I have younger cousins applying too and they are asking me questions like say I sabi everything but I know nothing cos I haven't researched the whole process yet cos of time constraints. |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Eraytee: 7:14pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Contact @BNTech to put you through DoDirtsLikeWorm: |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by DoDirtsLikeWorm(m): 7:36pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Eraytee: |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by ikcbn(m): 7:36pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
[quote author=Nedu2144 post=84478110][/quote] Try checking the file format and size of the file you’re upload. I think they only accept JPEG format |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by ikcbn(m): 7:39pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
drnoel: I strongly doubt it’s same process for all those uni you mentioned. I can only say for UNN cause that’s the one I did |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by DoDirtsLikeWorm(m): 9:37pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Eraytee: Sorry for the disturbance ooO. The name BNTech is not popping up ooO. |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Stencil: 10:00pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Grateful for the PPR flood! Waiting on the rain to get to me ![]() 16 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by jjohndoe83: 10:23pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Joshmuch:Practice is the key to doing very well. I mean real, focused and consistent practice. I took close to 70 Listening tests before I wrote the exam cos I didn't want stories. I got 8.5 in Listening. So when you say practice be sure its the real deal. Write all answers in caps, you can't go wrong with that. 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Tifediary: 10:29pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Good day all, Please does anyone have contacts that can assist with the verification of results at yaba-tech? We have been trying to get the school to verify results for Wes for 4 months now. Please anyone with contacts will be appreciated Thank you |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 10:56pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Collineno: Gurus in the house What will be the NOC of these job descriptions?? |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by QueenJoeffrey: 11:01pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Your Grace! We will celebrate you very soon Stencil: 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Eraytee: 12:14am On Nov 30, 2019 |
Sorry Its @BNTtech DoDirtsLikeWorm: 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Enonymous: 12:39am On Nov 30, 2019 |
DISCLAIMER: Some parts of this post may be incoherent or lumped up in a confusing manner. It is as a result of the author’s current state of mind. The genesis of our own story predates our interest in the express entry program. Way back in 2016, my wife and I were barely getting bye. I was a teacher then, and she had previously quit her job at a mismanaged hotel. Our house where we lived was paid for by the grace of MMM. Life was just about survival, but we were contented with it. We had never fancied being excessively rich. We took everything one day at a time. We visited the village in December 2016 and noticed the ill-treatment that was meted out to one of my relatives by the stepmom. I don’t think she’s a bad person, but I just think she wasn’t paying as much attention to the child just as much as she was on her own biological child, so my wife and I decided to start making plans to take the neglected child as our own. As a norm in Nigeria, people can often pick kids and raise them without the need for documentation, and this was our approach. We didn’t consider the need to do a formal adoption because there actually wasn’t a need for it. This may seem off point, but this incident forms the roots of our EE application. In order to accommodate the needs of the new kid, and to take care of our own infant at the time, I started looking for side gigs. I had a blog that was useless despite all my attempts to make money off it, so I considered freelancing while my wife put her fashion skills to good use. While chasing money, I abandoned my M Sc. program. Hitting The mark Sometime around November 2017, I heard of Express Entry. I did all the maths I knew, but I could not seem to get the needed points at the time, so I decided to go back to school and conclude my MSc. Side gig started doing well, so I had more confidence that we’d be able to afford all the previous fees I had missed, and the ones I still had to pay in order to conclude the program. But there was still the issue of POF. School was slow, strikes here and there, but I finally defended my project in May 2018, then another strike, then resumption, then the school Senate approved our results In September of 2018. ECA was a breeze with ICES, no need to bore you with that, but BC would not let me go. I had thought writing would be my strongest point, but it turned out to be a nightmare after my second attempt landed me at 6.5. I realized soon enough that blogging and IELTS writing were entirely different games. Thanks to beeodun, LadyJasper, Bee (On Whatsapp), Nnadi (not sure of his moniker), and Wasseynewest, I finally passed the IELTS with MOD. At this time, my side gig was going so well that I was almost thinking I should abort the EE process. My wife and I would pull in 7 figures every month. We bought a car, and even moved to a better house because we finally wanted to be comfortable for once. We couldn’t save much because of a lot of charity cases, but we had built our POF so much that it could go around twice. But we didn’t have rest of mind because of insecurity, so we still followed through with the EE. Every other thing is what you usually read on here, ITA was April 3rd, AOR was April 16th, then we plagued ourselves with the wish for a ‘Speedy PPR’ 45 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Enonymous: 12:40am On Nov 30, 2019 |
Dealing With The Wait We had both stopped working for others by January of 2019, so we had so much time after AOR. We used the first month to watch some of the best shows on Netflix. It was bliss. We would finish a series with lots of seasons in just days. Go all over youtube, catch up with Igor Ryltsev and Wolo ![]() The second wait was more like a torture, people in my amazing group would occasionally get Ghost updates and PPR. We weren’t sure who was next, the anxiety was maddening, but we often doused the tension with gist about ‘red oil.’ First ghost update came up on June 20th. It was a sign of hope. At least, someone has seen our file. No wahala. Then silence. By July, my wife was 5 months pregnant. Thanks to us not working and only watching Netflix ![]() July 21st - Ghost Update July 22nd - Ghost Update July 23rd - Ghost Update July 24th - Ghost Update Every day, I would wake up expecting an email, but nothing would show up. At the time, Uncle Ralph was reigning, so I did him an email. He confirmed that my file was good, and had been forwarded to AVO for finalization. Immediately, I knew what was up - Our adopted kid. The Adoption Process Remember as I stated earlier, If it wasn’t for EE, we would not have bothered with documentation. The kid had lived with us for 2 years as our daughter, and we were more interested in her quality of life than papers - but we finally commence the adoption procedure in February 2019, this was to conform with the laws of Canada. The other option we had was to drop this child back. But she was just starting to speak basic English. Her safety and future would have no guarantees. There would be no one who would stand in to be FULLY responsible for her, so we took the risk to battle it out just as we would if she was ours. The adoption was happening in the heat of the election. They would tell me the Perm Sec is not available, Commissioner is outside the country, Commissioner is going for campaign, Atiku is coming, no work today. They were bent on frustrating me. We scheduled a home visitation. They came to our house, inspected the child’s room, and were very impressed. It raised the bar on how much they would attempt to bill us. They started to make monetary demands. They needed transport money so they can go to Perm Sec’s house, and give him transport money to go to the Commissioner’s house and have the documents signed. I did the best I could, and we got the Commissioner’s approval. We went to court. Completed the proceeding, and it was done - but for us to have been moved to AVO, problem dey be that. 31 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Enonymous: 12:41am On Nov 30, 2019 |
Making A Move By the end of August, I sent a mail to AVO, detailing the reason for adopting the child, and expressing that I wouldn’t mind appearing in person if further clarification was needed. They responded that they would look into my request. September 25th, We got an interview request to show up on the 31st of October. It was very tight because our baby was expected to arrive on October 21st. We thought we would be able to have the baby, and still make it to the interview on the 31st, we were already fed up with the long wait. October 21st, baby no gree come-forth, so I sent them an email that we’ll not be able to make it on that date. I added all the pregnancy records and evidence of the EDD, as well as our next hospital appointment. I got a response that we should let them know when we would be most comfortable for the interview. Baby finally arrived 12:14 am on October 31st. I sent them another email (On the same mail trail as a continuous conversation) that the baby had arrived, and that we were fully ready for the interview. I attached the baby’s birth certificate as evidence. By day 6 of baby’s arrival, we had obtained an international passport for the infant. We had also received an ADR which were necessary documents to add the baby on file. No interview request. Everything was set, but we could not conclude with medicals because babies cannot fly until they are at least, 2-weeks old. While waiting, my wife suggested I mail them again that we were ready for the interview. I was hesitant because I had mentioned it before but they refused to address it in their last message. Our communication had been smooth so far, I didn’t want anything that would distort the flow, but then again, it was a good suggestion. I sent them an email, attaching ALL the requested documents except the medical form. In its place, I attached an email from IOM about our reservation on the 20th. Then I concluded that I didn’t want to fly the baby from PH to Lagos and back to PH, and when we get an interview invitation, fly again from PH - Lagos - Accra - Lagos - Ph. I told them it would put stress on my baby, and my finances. 2 days later, they responded with another interview date. On the 20th, we flew to Lagos, completed the medical examination for the infant, and uploaded all the files again right there with the free Wifi at IOM Lagos. Monday, I received an email from AVO that they received my email but the attachments weren’t there. I had to resend everything again. I left for Accra on Tuesday with my wife, our infant and the biological mother of the child and the whole entourage. The biological dad had gone ahead of us. Document Wahala On the day of the interview, we arrived on time. After waiting for about one hour, I was told that they had still not received the documents. I gave them the hard copies of the ones I had, but it wasn’t sufficient because I didn’t have a hard copy of the additional payment receipt. They were all inside my phone and laptop which I locked outside at the gate. I was permitted to go outside and resend them again. Getting to my phone, I couldn’t browse. I forwarded the email twice and kept refreshing my outbox so it can move to ‘sent items’ but the thing wouldn’t go. #600 went down to 4 naira as MTN was just deducting airtime for data, yet no progress. I approached some of the security guys at the high commission with an offer to pay them 20 cedis if they would just put on their hotspot for me to send the file successfully. None of them agreed. One of them pointed towards the left, telling me I would find an MTN office there. I thought it was close, so I started jogging there. Like 5 minutes, I was still jogging, until I finally saw an MTN office. As i walked into the gate, i got a notification on my phone that free wifi was available, i quickly connected and made to sit on one of the couch in the customer relations area when the emails were finally sent successfully at the same second my butt touched the seat. I stood up immediately and headed out. Took a cab back to the High Commission, and went back in. 27 Likes 6 Shares |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Enonymous: 12:42am On Nov 30, 2019 |
Interview Proper Biological mother was called in. She was quizzed on why she abandoned her daughter. Asked questions about her new husband, and why he wouldn’t take this child in. Then other general questions about the child. Biological father was quizzed in order to compare responses. I had no fear. I had warned both parents to stick to the truth. We didn;t rehearse anything. I told them to be very honest. I had not lied in my application, and if things don’t work out, let it be so. Bio father was also married to another woman who was not committed towards this child. There had been cases of abuse and mistrust, and he made them known. Biological father admitted he’d been having difficulty because he was yet to make it in the entertainment industry. Both parents agreed that they loved their child, but were in difficult positions and were unable to raise her properly. My wife and I were called in for final judgement. Note: words are not exact, but hold similar meanings First question was why we adopted the child I explained that we saw a kid that needed care and attention. My wife added that the kid needed a home and stability. And that’s why we brought her in. Why did you adopt her now? Because as Canadian enthusiasts, we must abide by Canadian laws. In Nigeria, you can hold a family meeting, and adopt a kid, and raise them as your own, but that would be strange in Canada. So we commenced the adoption because we wanted to confirm with Canadian laws. She calls you uncle and aunt? She will never see you as her parents Yes, we understand that. We cannot force her to call us mom and dad, and we are not discouraged by it. We want it to grow on her naturally. What if your brother wants her back after she’s in Canada? He can’t. We’ll hold a family meeting on his head. Besides he’s signed away his parental rights to me. We won’t give her back. What if she’s crying that she wants to go back? She won’t. She is a part of us now. She is our daughter, and we’ll make decisions that are best for her. Her bio father could not take care of her. We couldn’t let her rot, so we took her as our own. You don’t speak well about your brother? I’m being sincere. He does not have the means to raise her properly. You’re not loyal to your brother? I love my brother, but I am loyal to my family. Your brother has been in the entertainment industry for 12 years, he’s doing well. (Scrolls through his facebook, pointing at pictures of banky W and other Naija celebrities.) I think he can raise her. He can’t afford to raise her. Social media is not always reality. He is my brother, I know the truth, and I am telling you the whole truth. Then be backlash! You do not believe in your brother. It seems because you have more money you think that you can just take his kid or do how you please. The guy does his best, he visits her 3 times every year. Both parents say they really do love her. Why are you taking her away from them? Before we picked her up, she wasn’t even living with any of them. She was alone with people who did not consider her to be a child. I could not say so much about this, but my family has a tradition of spending xmas together every year. So we all meet up at home, and that may have been what she believed were paternal visits You are adopting her just for her to have access to the opportunities and benefits in Canada? No. She started living with us in 2017, even before we heard or had interest in the express entry. (Points at evidence of school fee payments from way back) I cannot make a decision on this because both parents still love their daughter. They have emotional ties. There should be no ties whatsoever. It’s hard for parents to not love their own child. The parents were sincere. Even those who abandon their kids at roadsides love them, but have to face the reality of not being able to provide for them. Do you love this child like your own? Yes, we do. She has as much rights as our kids do. If she does not go with us, it will cause a massive void especially for our 3-year old that is very fond of her. It will be like she lost a sister. If she doesn’t go with you to Canada, where will she return to? Silence, for like 2 minutes… Response: We’re uncertain about what would happen to her. She will head back to the village, where she will not be recognized as a child. (I explained some other personal stuff) I will consult with my boss before I make a decision on this, you may leave now. Alright. Should we wait outside. No. Just go. We’ll contact you. Note: There were more questions than i can recall. But most were statements presented as facts. A lot of pictures and status updates were pulled from facebook. She noted that our adoption process was a sham because it was too fast. I told her i followed the process by the book. No cut corners. She also asked how much I paid my lawyer It was sad. So we left. Everyone was moody, but we all told the truth. I had estimated a wait period of 2 weeks. If I didn’t read from them, communication would continue. I thought they would have us take out the child. I was scared already, the little English she could speak would all crumble into nothing. All the education, effort especially from my wife, The patience to raise a child who was strange to even use a normal toilet, or sleeping on a good bed. Well, we told our truth. We consoled ourselves with that. We went back to the hotel, rested for a while, visited the mall, enjoyed a treat at KFC, hotel again, then headed to the airport at 11 pm for our 2:40 am flight. We layered upon our infant to avoid her catching cold. We were cold ourselves, but the airport was quite interesting so we just passed time enjoying hot coffee and tasting things we’ve never had before. Landed Lagos 5 am. Headed to MMA 2, boarded another flight to PH, landed PH 8 am. Got home around 9. I got an email about an update in my account, and another one about a new message. I kept trying to log in but it continued in an endless loop, telling me to choose English or French. Battery was low, but I no send. I kept at it until it opened. Downloaded the message, Opened it up. Dear E, YOUR IMMIGRANT VISA(S) APPEARS READY TO BE ISSUED. PPR - Nov 28th. No one was going to be left behind. Our good did not kill us at last! I am grateful to Canada for finding us worthy despite all the complications. I am extremey grateful to my wife for all the support. It was tough for her, especially with the pregnancy, and having to cope with traveling to Accra with an infant. I knew she could do it because she’s a super woman. I intend to buy her a Tesla in canada, but she’ll rather put the money in Educational Trust Fund. I marry beta wife from self contain to Canada. I am happy to be sharing this moment with her. I’m giving out a special shoutout to Opeyemi from the AVO group. I wont say much about her because words can’t express how much I appreciate her support. She was with me all the way from the first day I joined the AVO group. The minute I ran into the MTN office for wifi coverage, all her messages just poured in. I’m not sure why she has human flesh, she should be an angel. She’s the reason I decided to document my experience. It would be wrong to not let people know about such person. I also want to appreciate the sticker king of April/May 2019 AOR group. You wont believe a guy I have never met sent me financial support for the accra trip. He has been asking for my address so he can load me up with Musibau bags. How can somebody be concerned about me like this ![]() My partner in money-making, LadyMarshall. Imagine admiring brilliance on nairaland, and ending up in thesame whatsapp group with thesame person. Faith knows everything, and she’s definitely not going to be your average everyday Canadian. Get her autograph now that you can. The Akarakiris… I love una name die. I am extremely happy on the progress you have made so far. I know that lines will fall in pleasant places for you. Amie, My AOR mate. She checks up on me like a thief in the night. She was my group Alobam. Thanks you for all the encouragement and support. Foladearest (Adunnee), everything about you is dear. You are exceptional and very kind, Thank you for your love support. The list is endless, Chigo, Rilwan, Acumen, Local Man David, Babs, The two Dibias, Quest, Frank, Lola, Toyeen, Engr Greg, Ingenim, Lawkamoa, HappyGirl, Lizzie, Gladys, Salamat, bamidele, Halima, lateefat, and many others. I thank you all for being a part of this story. We will continue to celebrate together, even unto greater heights. For all those in AVO, I saw activity. Things will move for you very soon, Be encouraged. Extras! During my waiting time, I decided to start exploring income opportunities in Canada. I created a junk youtube channel which i will fully utilize when i’m ready. For now, it’s just gathering views so as to pass monetization. I also researched on driving in canada and started a blog on it. At the moment, it seems like the blog can generate enough monthly income for my phone bills in canada. I am confident that by next year’s ending, the blog should be able to pay our monthly rent. www.nairaland.com/attachments/10652171_screenshot20191130at00_35_57_pnge5ea84a30afdb3fc659c7118aa572501 I’m adding this here to help us understand that the wait time can be invested into something profitable. Don’t just sulk. The End! 157 Likes 20 Shares |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by FindingNigeria: 12:57am On Nov 30, 2019 |
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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Jaybye: 4:54am On Nov 30, 2019 |
Big congrats and more grace to you and madam. It's ended in praise! Enonymous: |
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by ewuoso2002(m): 4:56am On Nov 30, 2019 |
Hello people. Please i have been trying to get my transcript from oou for the oast 2 months now. I have paid all necessary fee for them to send it to the address i gave them but i am yet to hear anything from them. Pls is there anyone here that is still a student of oou probably final year and attends lectures at the PS who can help me. I promise to conpensate the person once i get my transcript. PS i am not in nigeria that is why i can't come there myself, so i need someone in the school that can go there for me at regular intervals, maybe twice in a week. U can chat me up on whatsapp Zero 8 zero three seven o 9 o 2 o 8 |
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