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Member Profile: emigratecanada (2 posts)

Hello, I'm emigratecanada

I am from France

I last logged in on 05 Mar 2008

I have been a member since 01 Dec 2007

I have added 2 posts in trackitt forums

I added my last post on 12 Feb 2008

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emigratecanada's Immigration Cases

Federal Skilled Worker case: Pending for 541 days (154 days less than average) (1 comment)

User:	emigratecanada	Visa Office:	London, UK
Application Filed:	11 Jan 2007	AOR Date:	09 Mar 2007
Transferred to Local:		Initial Assessment:
Medical Done:		Documents Requested:
Documents Sent:		Interview Date:
Passport Requested:		Visa Received:
Nationality:	France	Last Updated:	01 Dec 2007
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Posted in Federal Skilled Workers Forum on 12 Feb 2008

Topic: is it useful to get a lawyer?

thanks amandauk anyway.
that's what we thought!

Posted in Federal Skilled Workers Forum on 12 Feb 2008

Topic: is it useful to get a lawyer?

hello,
my husband and i have applied to get a skilled worker visa in jan 2007. as we are definitely eager to go to canada, we were wondering if it was worth it to take a lawyer to boost our application.
has anybody done it/? how does it work?

if not possible to do it, my husband would like to find a job in canada from london: send some cv but we don;t know any websites really useful to search for a job in finance, banking. any ideas?
for those who have searched for a job like that, how did it go? was it hard to obtain and get the visa afterwards?

thanks for your comments