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Bsbabe:okay. Thanks! |
rainazoe:thanks dear. Na wa for passport photo issues. |
@Bsbabe *insert thumbs up* i have a kweshun. What kind of background (academic or career) would you say is required before exploring a BA role? |
@missKeri and anyone else who may need clarity on graduation date and date qualified to work in your profession....your academic studies end date is the date you officially complete your studies. It usually coincides with the date your final results were issued or for most Nigerian schools, the date senate approved your results. Your graduation date is usually the date written on your degree or certificate. Graduation date often comes after your academic studies end date because different schools have different graduation periods. So, if you completed studies say on April 30th, 2017 and your degree was awarded April 30th, 2018, the date you first became qualified to work in your profession is April 30th, 2017. |
Hello everyone. @glitteringstar @Bsbabe @salford1 @Azed1 really good talk! |
@rainazoe, did the agent confirm that they have received the passports you sent in July? In addition, did you confirm that the note on your file was for the same passport request that you were aware of? Is it possible that the photos you submitted in July were also rejected and as such you were sent another passport request? If not, you may want to call them back just to be sure because I think that when they ask for new photos, they give you a 30 day period within which they must receive it or they cancel your application. Anyway, I think that the processing time for a PRTD depends on the country/region you are applying from. You can check the estimated processing time on the cic website. Last I checked, it was about 30 days. Btw thank you for the acca-cpa pointers the last time. The person for whom I was enquiring has now concluded the process and received cpa status. |
Sucreklint:hello. All professionals migrate via the express entry federal skilled workers pathway. @smslive or @@joo2018 would probably insert the link to that thread here if they haven't already done that. |
stonecoldcafe:it would certainly be a sensible idea to renew. Make sure you keep the old license and that your date of 1st issue doesn't change. Of course, I am assuming that the expired license was a biometric one. |
@pipes1759 your write up was entertaining. Welcome! @ the basement suite ish, @beea is right about ensuring it is a legal suite. However, since you have a toddler I think you may wanna just opt out of renting a basement. Having a window to look out of would make a world of difference for your kid. |
rainazoe:i think the cic website is experiencing technical difficulties today or is being upgraded or serviced. Maybe try later? |
Threemg:Hello. Issues with PM at the moment. You can share here, I don't mind. |
Zeiya:None. |
TheCongo2:I'm a Calgarian, lol! No idea about Sask. |
Hereforthistoo:Only Canadian and US credit histories are relevant here. @thecongo2, there are certain instances where US credit histories are accepted as they are able to access FICO reports here as well. |
Wndy842003:my first insurance wasn't with TD. It was with thepersonal insurance company and I went on a monthly pre authorized payment plan. I got a better deal with TD after I changed my car after a year and I pay monthly. However, it apears most insurance companies as at this year are asking for lump sum vehicle insurance payments for 1 year from new immigrants (I may be wrong as I am making this assumption based on feedback from a couple of new prs). |
deni83:Registering a car or getting license plates are done at the registries. There is usually one within the community where you live. Google license and registry around xyz and it should pop up their contact info. Insurance companies in my experience cater to everyone. However everyone gets charged different premiums. As you wouldn't have any Canadian driving experience, you would most likely get charged slightly higher. Check out TD insurance. A phone call to get a quote should do the trick. Have your VIN number on hand though. |
yungreezy:Info can be found here https://www.ontario.ca/document/official-mto-drivers-handbook/getting-your-drivers-licencehttps://www.ontario.ca/document/official-mto-drivers-handbook/getting-your-drivers-licence |
As regards this driver's license issue. I am inclined to believe that if you have the frsc biometric license and that is the license thay has expired and you are renewing it, your date of 1st issue would not change on the renewed license. So, this means that your driving experience is retained. I think that it's when the old Nigerian non-biometric license is renewed and a new biometric license is issued that the date of 1st issue changes. Everyone I know who has renewed their expired biometric license has the date of 1st issue unchanged. If anyone has a different experience, please share. See photo attached. Looping Newmum0615
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agates:I don't think you need a visa to transit in the UK as long as you are not changjng airports. |
mzjennypher:hi. If you read the drivers manual for your province you should get more info. The way it works in Alberta for instance would be that you take the written road test and pass then get issued a class 7 license. This is the equivalent of a Nigerian learner's permit. You stay on a class 7 for 1yr (i think or maybe 2? Not sure) and can only drive with a class 5 holder seated in the front passenger seat. After 1 yr, you take the basic road test and if you pass you get issued a class 5 GDL license. With this, you can't have any alcohol in your system at all when driving and can't drive between midnight and 5am (or 6am?) and can't carry more passengers in your car than the number of seatbelts (or sumn like that). You stay on class 5 gdl for 2yrs and as long as you get no demerits and stuff, after that you take the advanced road test and get a class 5 license. |
Akingsqueen:I am unable to offer any advice about this pathway. Your best bet would be to read up each province's rules and guidelines for independent practice. |
@agates, the rule is that once you are passing through 2 schengen countries you need a visa. It doesn't matter if you are transiting or not. With Ethiopian airlines, Dublin is in Ireland so this does not apply. Best bet is to apply for a transit visa or get a route that only transits in 1 schengen country. |
cutemarie:you are welcome |
cutemarie:i believe it's an affidavit stating that both are one and the same person as well as a letter of explanation alongside other supporting docs like birth certificate |
rainazoe:it's family sponsorship pathway oh. Not worth it jare. |
Newmum0615:"A driver may not apply for, secure or retain in his or her possession more than one driver's licence," says Section 35.1e of Ontario's Highway Traffic Act" https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.theglobeandmail.com/amp/globe-drive/culture/commuting/is-it-illegal-to-carry-two-valid-licences-from-two-different-provinces/article25730125/
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Tojued:rotflmao! You just killed me |
Nekdr:have you checked rentfaster.ca and kijiji.ca? Those are the go to sites for accomodation in Calgary. Contact landlords and schedule viewings. There aren't a lotta places available this time of year as most leases expire in spring but if you keep searching you'll find. Also consider being willing to offer paying a couple of months' rent in advance for landlords who may be skeptical about taking on new immigrants as tenants. |
rainazoe:@sweetrie @rainazoe, you are very much welcome |
Tojued:@bolded, it is illegal to hold an Alberta license and any other drivers license. Just saying. |
sweetrie:No idea. To the best of my knowledge at the moment what Alberta has, is a PPAP quite different from the other PRAs. It is for IMGs who have completed a residency program within or outside Canada of a minimum of 2yrs duration and with specific postings and who have not been out of a post graduate training over the preceeding 3yrs. I would say evaluate your degree, transcript, all postings in that order. |
rainazoe:since ur gonna go back after the baby, then don't apply for a health card when you come. Tell the docs you're a self-pay patient and let them bill you as such. That way, you pay your bills when they arrive without it going to your provincial health care. |
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