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Hi I have a question I’m applying citizenship this year I see in cic website one proof of English language is diploma or tor with notary I have this both if I use this document do I need to get ESL certificate

If you attended a secondary or post-secondary program in English or French, you may:
[...] send a copy of proof that you completed or are attending a program with your application. Proof can be your:

• diploma
  
• transcript
  
• certificate
  

Your proof must be in English or French. If it’s in another language, you must also send a certified English or French translation. The translation should show that the language of instruction of the program was English or French.

Hi Friends,
I have completed my 3 year diploma after completing +2. I need to send any proof to WES to say that my 3 year diploma was done after +2 not after 10th. Otherwise It will affect my WES result.

Because As per WES,
3 year Diploma after +2 is equivalent to bachelor degree.
3 year diploma after 10th is not equivalent to degree

Please help me how to submit proof of 12th completion. Where to get transcript for +2?

Submitting Application for Evaluations

• If you still have questions about the WES evaluation application submission, submit your questions at www.wes.or/ca/contact https://www.wes.org/ca/contact-us/
  
• The fees are based on the two types of evaluations WES provides: basic Document-by-Document and detailed Course-by-Course. For the distinction between the two reports, visit WES website http://www.wes.org/ca/fees/evaltypes.asp https://www.wes.org/ca/evaluations-and-fees/other/
  
• ICAP service, which stores your verified academic transcripts, and send them to institutions at your request, costs an additional fee per application.
  
• Submission of incomplete or incorrect documentation is the main reason your evaluation report might be delayed; we urge you to review Required Documents for your country of education (http://www.wes.org/ca/required/index.asp) and submit all the required documents.

If you are renewing or applying for a Permanent Resident Card you do not need to request your Traveller History Report from the CBSA. Checking "Yes" on page 3, Question 23 (section E) of the application form allows IRCC to collect the report on your behalf.

Submitting Application for Evaluations

• If you still have questions about the WES evaluation application submission, submit your questions at www.wes.or/ca/contact https://www.wes.org/ca/contact-us/
  
• The fees are based on the two types of evaluations WES provides: basic Document-by-Document and detailed Course-by-Course. For the distinction between the two reports, visit WES website http://www.wes.org/ca/fees/evaltypes.asp https://www.wes.org/ca/evaluations-and-fees/other/
  
• ICAP service, which stores your verified academic transcripts, and send them to institutions at your request, costs an additional fee per application.
  
• Submission of incomplete or incorrect documentation is the main reason your evaluation report might be delayed; we urge you to review Required Documents for your country of education (http://www.wes.org/ca/required/index.asp) and submit all the required documents.

You may be able to bring your belongings with you duty-free. To qualify, usually you must have owned, possessed, and used the goods before coming to Canada.
You also have to fill out a BSF186 - Personal Effects Accounting Document, where you list any goods with you and the goods that you will send later. If your goods are not listed on your original BSF186, they are not eligible for duty-free importation at a later time.
If you need more space to list your goods, you can type out your own list or fill out form BSF186A - Personal Effects Accounting Document.
Your list should state the goods and their value. Make a list of the goods that are with you and another list for those that will arrive later. It is good to have a copy each list.

You don’t have to pay duty on:

• books
  
• linens
  
• clothes
  
• jewellery
  
• antiques
  
• furniture
  
• silverware
  
• musical instruments
  
• gifts worth CDN $60 or less each
  
• hobby tools and other hobby items
  
• private collections of coins, stamps or art
  
• appliances, such as a stove or refrigerator
  

You do have to pay duty on:

• farm equipment
  
• equipment you plan to use in:
  
• contracting
  
• construction
  
• manufacturing
  
• vehicles you plan to use for business
  
• items you have bought on your way to Canada
  
• items you have leased or rented
  
• we don’t consider leased or rented items things that you own
  

If you’re not sure if you have to pay duty on some items, bring sales receipts and registration documents with you.

You do not have to be a Canadian citizen to apply for a divorce, but there are certain criteria you must meet.
[...]
If you want an Ontario court to officially end your marriage, you can apply for a divorce if you meet these 3 eligibility criteria:

You were legally married in Canada or in any other country.

You intend to separate permanently from your spouse or have left your spouse already, and you do not believe there is a possibility you will get back together.

You and/or your spouse have lived in Ontario for at least the 12 months preceding your application.

The Divorce Act is the federal law that deals with divorce matters in Canada. If you are not legally married, divorce law does not apply to you.

There may be an exception to the residency requirement if both you and your spouse live outside Canada and you live in a country that does not recognize your Canadian marriage. You may be able to end your marriage under the Civil Marriage Act and can apply for divorce in Ontario with existing forms from the Ministry of the Attorney General.

hi there, I hope everyone is safe. I'm an experienced electrician in my country and have a question about applying TEA and one of the requirements are the number of hours in the past experience but the problem is the company that I work did not exist anymore, is there any way to prove to them that I am qualified of my trade?

Hello Moderator,

I am an international applicant looking forward to apply for the Trade Equivalency Assessment. I want to know the minimum hours required to be eligible to apply for industrial electrician electrician.

Thanks

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