CassieV:

I tried that with 7.5,8,7.5,7 and got a 435.
How does the provincial nomination work?

Abbylee:
1. The school should send it sealed.
2. Use the comprehensive ranking tool (google it) to check your scores, play with the different components of the ielts to see how it affects your score. Highest score ielts can give you is to get 8.5,8,7.5,7.5 in listening, reading,writing and speaking.
3. I think your marriage certificate should do the trick for the maiden name part and a one and the same affidavit should address the third name issue
4. I think that should suffice.

Others please weigh in.

elfmann:
After reading for months, Chai.

Elle78:
Join the queue. Hubby and I are waiting for verification as well. NASU be pouring sand n our garri.

optionese:


Go to page 0 of this thread and read the link.

ITABABE:
. Pele/ Ndo I am sure our AORs are close. I am still waiting as well since May in Ottawa though , not London.

Kontagious:
Do you have your ECA/IELTS ready? If any or both isn't, that gives a bit of time to persuade your parents, or friends.

It is my opinion that disposing landed property is not really a good option, especially when you're disposing not to acquire another. Yours being at a choice location should be a factor for you to hold on to the property. That said, I'd rather have you ask your fiance than dispose the property. If your fiance has capacity to help, please ask. You guys are building a life together, asking for help shouldn't be a tough call.

The six months holding period isn't really necessary, you can look at a lesser period if you find a willing party to help.

Myredeemerlives:
Please who can help me with contact in unn exams and records for my transcript.

mcstan18:


Send me a PM

GlitteringStar:



I tried it before writing my previous post and it worked. You can try it too.

Lol@bolded

Myredeemerlives:


I have sent pm to you

Sugaro:
Completely agree with U, I don't fancy the idea of disposing the property at all, if ur fiance is capable, pls just ask I believe in the end both parties will still benefit.

Hafsat24:


Yes well that was a long time ago..my spouse wasn't interested so i stopped and spent more time reading the Living in Canada/Life as a Canadian Immigrant and that's how I got him on board..any more questions?

nonogoodgirl:


No light in unizik. I paid a contact someone gave me to get it done. Mine got to them in September and was verified on October 25th. Same day I paid. Meanwhile, na email verification ooo

mcstan18:


Replied

ItsYourFriend:
I don't know if you've been answered, but let me try... Glad you have two payslips already and a letter of employment. Maybe you should ask your employer to write you a letter stating that you were paid cash subsequently. You should deduce whether the payslips were issued before cash payments were made so that your employer will word your letter correctly.

wisemen045:
Bsbabe,

Your post from Part 2 thread below refers.

Please, do you know if the individual has reassessed with WES? I just filled out the WES assessment and need to be double sure before payment. In my case, I selected ICAN as the name of the institution while for name of diploma/certificate I indicated ''Associate Chartered Accountant''. Can you help find out if this is the correct way to reflect the credential information.

Calling on Goldenjem and other accountants who have successfully assessed ICAN with WES to help clarify.

copy Cochtrane, GlitteringStar

Thanks.

''Good morning everyone. Just to update you on the individual that got an unfavourable evaluation on her ICAN which I posted sometime ago. Apparently, she has found out the reason why the evelaution came out unrecognised. When she contacted WES, she was told she was evaluated as someone who earned a ‘Certificate of Membership from ICAN’ and not as an ‘Associate of the Institute’. She says that’s probably because she selected “ICAN” and not “Associate of the Institute” when registering with WES. So Wes wrote ICAN to confirm Certificate is genuine and evaluated as certificate of membership. Now she’s starting another one, she says she now sees that one can select “Associate of the Institute” and that’s what she’s doing this time.

[i]This is just to guide other people evaluating ICAN. She is 2013 if I remember correctly and she states she has met a 2010 person with positive evaluation. So maybe it’s not the year? I don’t know. Please note that I do not have ICAN and have no further information or insights on this. I just thought to report what I was told in case it helps someone.''

einsteino:
if you are on POST ITA and have got your UCI/passed medicals, do well to register for an IOM session. it would prepare you for life in canada, job hustle and how best to plan. it is a free pre-arrival service funded by the Government of Canada. Dedicated to helping you and your family prepare for a new life in Canada.

here is the link to register https://2register.planningforcanada.ca/register/index.php

Sugaro:
exactly mi thoughts, cos the Feb might be too close for them, In my opinion, if it's not against the rule, just do another one and let ur mind be at rest as d PA medical will be determining factor if both spouse must leave together. Except she is not the PA and Intends to leave later

knightfemi:
Silent reader here. I am glad to announce we got our Passport Request (PPR) today!!! Hopefully this will encourage those in waiting.

More details below:

Family Composition: 3 - Myself, Spouse and Daughter
Travel History: UK, USA, Spain, Italy, Germany, Qatar, UAE, Hungary... the list goes on and irrelevant.
Acknowledgement of Receipt: 28 April 2017
Medical Passed: Mid- June 2017 (We sorted our medicals few weeks before AOR)
Background Check (NA1): August 2017
Additional Document Request: 2nd August 2017 (Schedule A for spouse)
Background Check (IP1): Mid-August 2017
File Transferred to London VO: 5th September 2017
Background Check (NA2): September 2017
Background Check (IP2): 5th December 2017
Passport Request (PPR): 5th December 2017

The entire process from AOR to PPR took 221days. The wait was very frustrating for us as it took much longer than the average processing time, it got even worse when we read how London VO keep files in their queue for much longer than expected. We are however grateful to the Almighty for seeing us through to the finish line before the end of the year.

Wishing those still waiting the very best in this journey. Cheers

Newmum0615:
Lol. Seems ours happened the same time. Transcript sent in September. Verification took longer in October cos of light issue. But my contact responded to the mail same day the light came back on.

Bambam4you:
Please change it to Associate of the Institute.

Macy4real200:

Pls help me with the contact details of the person in charge of transcripts in unizik. Thanks

Favoredme:


Looks like we were in same batch of names. Let me go look at the list if I can deduce yours.

eaglemaniac:
I am a silent follower of this thread although I have posted here once or twice in the past but I just feel I should post this to encourage someone.

I got interested in migrating to Canada in January, 2016 and so the first step was for myself and spouse to write IELTS which we both wrote in March, 2016. When the result came out we discovered that our CRS point was not enough to get an ITA so we decided to go through the PNP route. We sent an EOI to one of the provinces that was opened at that time and got an invitation to apply to the province which we did in August, 2016. There was total silience from the province till march this year when we got a mail that we had been nominated by the province. This gave us additional 600 CRS points which automatically gave us an ITA in the next draw.

We submitted our application for permanent residence on the 27th of May and got an AOR that same day. Medicals got passed on the 8th of August, got na2 the next day after which there was no movement till 24th of September when my ADR changed to not needed. I also got to know that my application was transferred to London. My application clocked 6months on the 27th of November but my application status was still Na2. This got me worried so I sent a mail to London but did not get any reply. I then sent another mail but this time around they replied stating that my application was awaiting final review by an officer. Before long, on the 30th of November I check my application status and discovered that I was in ip2 (we are processing your background check). Later that same day I got an email from donotreply stating that I have a message in my cic account, checked my account and saw the golden mail I had been dreaming of for almost 2years. It was a ppr mail. This is actually the happiest day of my life. The feeling of excitement cannot be explained. Can't wait to start life in Canada.

Never give up on your dreams.
I wish everyone still waiting speedy ppr.

eaglemaniac:
I am a silent follower of this thread although I have posted here once or twice in the past but I just feel I should post this to encourage someone.

I got interested in migrating to Canada in January, 2016 and so the first step was for myself and spouse to write IELTS which we both wrote in March, 2016. When the result came out we discovered that our CRS point was not enough to get an ITA so we decided to go through the PNP route. We sent an EOI to one of the provinces that was opened at that time and got an invitation to apply to the province which we did in August, 2016. There was total silience from the province till march this year when we got a mail that we had been nominated by the province. This gave us additional 600 CRS points which automatically gave us an ITA in the next draw.

We submitted our application for permanent residence on the 27th of May and got an AOR that same day. Medicals got passed on the 8th of August, got na2 the next day after which there was no movement till 24th of September when my ADR changed to not needed. I also got to know that my application was transferred to London. My application clocked 6months on the 27th of November but my application status was still Na2. This got me worried so I sent a mail to London but did not get any reply. I then sent another mail but this time around they replied stating that my application was awaiting final review by an officer. Before long, on the 30th of November I check my application status and discovered that I was in ip2 (we are processing your background check). Later that same day I got an email from donotreply stating that I have a message in my cic account, checked my account and saw the golden mail I had been dreaming of for almost 2years. It was a ppr mail. This is actually the happiest day of my life. The feeling of excitement cannot be explained. Can't wait to start life in Canada.

Never give up on your dreams.
I wish everyone still waiting speedy ppr.