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Dec

1996

Q & A: CCPE ASSESSMENT

Q: Is it correct that all computer professions categories don’t require CCPE assessment?

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Dec

1996

Q & A: CHANGES IN REGULATIONS/FEES

Question: There have been a couple of postings lately suggesting that visa application fees are going up. Is this true? If so, what will the new fees be, and from when? Will right-of-landing (the big $$$ one) be going up?

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Dec

1996

Q & A: EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZATION

Q: How can I get a temporary or visiting work permit for Canada? Do I need to have a job offer first? Are there varying permits based on the amount of time spent working in Canada?

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Dec

1996

Q & A: MAINTAINING PR STATUS

Q: Is it possible to have PR both in Canada and US?

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Dec

1996

Q & A: MEDICAL EXAMINATION/ASSESSMENT

Question: One of my friend is going to apply for PR. He has done an open heart surgery (bypass) three years ago. He is 40 years old and engineer. However, he is doing well and does NOT have health problem anymore. The question is that:

1. Could he get his PR if he applies regarding his heart surgery?
2. Is his heart surgery a big problem in PR process?
3. Does anybody has had such a similar case and gone through PR process?

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Dec

1996

Q & A: SELECTION INTERVIEW/PERSONAL SUITABILITY

Q: I have an Interview for Permanent Residence in Canada, can anybody tell me what type of questions to expect? Also do I need to go to Canada immediately?

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Dec

1996

Q & A: SPONSORSHIP

Q: Is it possible to sponsor a girl friend into Canada? She doesn’t work one of the jobs listed for independent PR….though she wants to, but then she doesn’t have any experience….

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Dec

1996

CHANGES TO QUEBEC SELECTION CRITERIA

On October 31 of this year, the Regulations affecting skilled worker applicants with intended destinations within Quebec were changed. A summary of the new selection criteria is presented below.

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Dec

1996

VEGREVILLE SERVICE STANDARDS

The Canadian inland visa processing post in Vegreville, Alberta has released the following service standards applying to cases processed therein. Vegreville most commonly processes cases for inland sponsorship, or for various other internal permits and authorizations.

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