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Is anyone exempt from the waiting period?

Yes; these include, but are not limited to:

• newborn babies born in Ontario;
• OHIP-eligible adopted children under the age of 16;
• protected persons (Convention Refugees and persons in need of protection); and
• people from another province/territory who move directly into a long-term care facility in Ontario, or who require admittance into a long-term care facility within 3 months of arrival in Ontario.

SINs that begin with a "9" are issued to temporary workers who are neither Canadian citizens nor permanent residents.The use of these SINs is temporary and are valid only until the expiry date indicated on the immigration document authorizing them to work in Canada.

If your SIN begins with a "9", you must update your SIN record to ensure that the expiry date always corresponds with the expiry date on your document from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada authorizing you to work in Canada. Once your SIN record has been updated, you will receive a SIN with the new expiry date. Your previous SIN (whether it is a paper format or plastic card) is no longer valid and should be destroyed in a secure manner.

These requirements apply to:

-animals entering Canada permanently
-animals in transit through Canada on their way to a final destination
-animals entering Canada for a temporary visit

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mustafatattan wrote:

Hey I just saw your comment. Do you mind if I email you regarding the study material you used? I could really use the help. My email is [email protected]

Hi

I have all the study material for AFK and CJ exams. I cleared AFK with 88% and CJ with 79% in 2013. Hi

If you still need it, I have all the study material for AFK. you can contact me at through my UserID if interested.

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A photocopy of one of the following:

-your valid passport or travel document or
-the passport or travel document you had when you became a permanent resident (including the passport page that was stamped when you arrived in Canada and became a permanent resident) or
-the certificate of identity or travel document issued by the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada or a foreign country.

The copy should show:

-the document type and number;
-issue and expiry date;
-your name;
-your photo; and
-your date of birth

You must send the following for any document that is not in English or French:

-the English or French translation; and
-an affidavit from the person who completed the translation (see below for details); and
-a certified copy of the original document.

The affidavit must be sworn in the presence of:

-In Canada:
-a notary public
-a commissioner of oaths
-a commissioner of taking affidavits