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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.

Physicians who perform services for uninsured patients in a hospital setting will be remunerated by the hospital at existing rates listed in the Schedule of Benefits for Physician Services (the Schedule). Claims for these services cannot be submitted to OHIP.

You don’t need OHIP coverage to be tested or treated for COVID-19 at assessment centres in Ontario.

The Ontario government announced uninsured people should not have to pay for testing and treatment for COVID-19 and other medically-necessary services. This includes medical services in hospitals and services by other healthcare providers in the community. You should not be charged for testing or treatment of COVID-19. But some healthcare providers outside of hospitals might decide to charge money for other services.

Visit the Healthcare Access Ontario website to find a walk in-clinic that provides medical care without charging fees.

• Cities and Towns - Certain cities have developed websites for newcomers who are already living there or who are thinking of moving there.
• Municipal websites - Information about communities to see if you want to live there.
• Statistical community profiles - Statistics Canada has a statistical profile of all communities in Canada from the 2006 Census data. It has information such as population size, the average number of people living in a home, and languages spoken.
• Services Near Me - Go to "Search by Region" and select a region or city to find some basic information, such as geography, population, percentage of immigrants, and useful links.

You do not have to be a Canadian citizen to apply for a divorce, but there are certain criteria you must meet.

Eligibility Criteria

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.

Before starting a divorce, it is recommended that you seek legal advice from an expert in family law. An expert such as a lawyer can tell you how the law applies to your case and how you can protect your rights. You can find a lawyer or ask for some information and referrals at a Family Law Information Centre in an Ontario family court.

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.

Hello Everyone,
I am a bachelors in Finance & Accounting from India, I worked 2.5 years in India as a Payroll specialist, then worked as a volunteer in US for 1 year (as I did not have work visa) and working as a Jr Bookkeeper/Payroll in Toronto.
Finding job in the same sector is challenging- first as a new immigrant in Covid time, I could not get opportunity to do network. Secondly, I am shy and not skilled of doing networking. I found Payroll Compliance Certification is a good certificate on the same field and enrolled part time for it in Centennial College, but I dont know how much networking I would be able to do there as well as classes are online. Can anyone expert in this field tell me how I can get better offers? What should be my long term career goal for Payroll, should I pursue Payroll Manager Certification or go for Human Resource courses?

You will need a Social Insurance Number (SIN).
A SIN is a 9-digit number that you need to work in Canada or to use government programs and get benefits.
Your employer uses your SIN on forms that they have to fill out related to your work. For example, your SIN goes on income tax, Employment Insurance, and Canada Pension Plan forms.
If you're not a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, your SIN will start with the number 9. An employer will know by your SIN that you:

• don't have the right to remain permanently in Canada
• might need a work permit from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

If you don't have a SIN, you need to apply for one.
Work permits:
If you're not a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, you might also need a work permit from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
An employer can ask to see your work permit to prove that you have the right to work in Canada.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has a list of jobs that foreign workers can do without a work permit. For example, an international student in a full-time program might not need a work permit.
Keep your documents safeYour employer does not have the right to keep your passport, immigration documents, or other personal papers. But sometimes employers want to do this.
If your employer asks to keep your documents or takes them and won't give them back, you may want to get legal help.

If you're not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and you have problems related to your employer taking your documents, you might need to get legal advice about your status in Canada.

I have 15 years experience this accounting payroll system.
So please give me guidance.