Hello all,
I am planning to apply for the residency in Canada. I was wondering if there are any lawyers that are in the US who works regarding canada immigration. OR if there are any lawyers information that some of you have used in canda.
Even though they say that one doesnot need a lawyer and can do the process by themselves, I am not sure.
Appreciate you help.

Dariwal,
before sept 11 it was 9 months (less than a year) but now (I heard but might be wrong) around year and half
AznshawtY I agree with you Canadian govt boost up the pass mark to be qualified for immigration to 75 but after that they didn't get that many immigrants, then they lowered it down to 67 (was before) and for your relatives yes you will get 5 extra points extra. if you call that an easy.

peace

because nepal is not my home. i was only born there dudes. never live there.
only visted that's why.

Dariwal when you reach nepal tell me ok. or email me that you reach nepal.
then i can come and visit nepal and stay with you for while.

thanks

whatever you say Boss....

now i want to move to Canada? sick of USA.
what skills or education must i possess in order for me to qualify as Permanent residence of Canada?

dariwal what is federal Skilled Workers Class ?
define it and who can be under this scheme?

google it smartas s

Dariwal are you not listening to your boss anymore?
you better find out what i told you to do.............if not.....


so better go to google and find out how your BOSS can become PR of Canada.


thank you
BOSS

shut the fk up punk

Hello Dariwal,
Can you tell how far have you reached with your application? I myself am interested in finding out if immigrating to Canada is possible. By the way where are you applying from and which part of Canada do you have on you mind? Thanks.

hello dariwal dude,so are you in Nepal or Canada?

Hello Dariwal,

I am interested in immigrating to Canada. I have a question regarding the high skilled immigration point system, I am currently finishing my Masters in Health Care Administration in U.S.; however I lack the work experience. Once I graduate do you think I have a chance of getting PR of Canada through the Skilled Worker program. Is it necessary to get a lawyer or is it better to apply on your own. Any suggestions from anyone will be helpful. Thanks

neevah,
you have to have work experience since you're apply under workers class. but they count anything in last 10 yrs so if you can make something from nepal, i think it works too.
i'm taking french class cuz just on the basis of the certificate i can score couple of points, i will apply when i finish it

Folks,
Check this out, this might be helpful

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/qual-5.html