10-10-2009, 08:08 AM
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<br />Dear syedakif110
I am not a consultant, but an accountant, though living here for about a decade. Whatever I write here is based on my personal understanding of different things. These may or may not be correct.
You may listen to every one (including me and consultants), but evaluate circumstances and calculate your own risks and costs involved by yourself. Then take your own decision.
If you can spend Cad$3,000 just on having a "job offer letter", in addition to paying several other official and consultant fees, why don't you opt the simple way of applying for immigration in normal course, just like all other people do. Immigration process is recently accelerated and I heared that it is not taking much time these days.
I don't wanna say that perhaps consultants are lying to you to get your money. Still, by living and working in this economy, specially these days with recession, anyone can easily say that having a regular accounting related job offer letter for an unknown immigrant from distant land is not an easy task. Moreover, it is revocable anytime and not binding. So, even if you get a genuine "job offer letter" and come here using it, you may not be ensured with a job for an extended reasonable period of time. Similarly, I don't think you have very unique skills set that is not easily available here.
However, "job offer letter" may provide you some additional points for your immigration application, provided immigration officer accepts it knowing all legal requirements.
Though I know consultants prepare and arrange for "job offer letters" somehow, I don't wanna comment on ligitimacy of those.
Dear, I have already written my opinion. Following link may help you further for immigration related questions. Ask your question to participants (from Pakistan) on Canadian High Commission (CHC), Islamabad related thread. I am sure people can help you there.
http//www.immigration.ca/discussion2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=8212&whichpage=740
http//www.immigration.ca/discussion2/default.asp
Best Wishes
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@ Syed Aakif110
If you qualify without job offer letter then there is no need to get one.
You can get immigration in six months under new immigration rules and there is no need to hire a consultant as the process is very simple. Just visit www.cic.gc.ca and down load immigration guide along with forms and determine your NOC code and thats it. You have to sent your forms along with copy of passport and DD of CAD$ 550/- to Central Intake Unit Sydney Nova Scotia Canada.
Below is the link to a popular forum about immigration
http//www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/pakistan-application-forum-t19839.3800.html
Hope this helps
@ Toronto Boy
I will be in toronto from 18th Oct to 22nd November, will call you if i need to discuss any issue.
Thanks for sharing valuable information on the forum.
regards
M.Rizwan
<br />Dear syedakif110
I am not a consultant, but an accountant, though living here for about a decade. Whatever I write here is based on my personal understanding of different things. These may or may not be correct.
You may listen to every one (including me and consultants), but evaluate circumstances and calculate your own risks and costs involved by yourself. Then take your own decision.
If you can spend Cad$3,000 just on having a "job offer letter", in addition to paying several other official and consultant fees, why don't you opt the simple way of applying for immigration in normal course, just like all other people do. Immigration process is recently accelerated and I heared that it is not taking much time these days.
I don't wanna say that perhaps consultants are lying to you to get your money. Still, by living and working in this economy, specially these days with recession, anyone can easily say that having a regular accounting related job offer letter for an unknown immigrant from distant land is not an easy task. Moreover, it is revocable anytime and not binding. So, even if you get a genuine "job offer letter" and come here using it, you may not be ensured with a job for an extended reasonable period of time. Similarly, I don't think you have very unique skills set that is not easily available here.
However, "job offer letter" may provide you some additional points for your immigration application, provided immigration officer accepts it knowing all legal requirements.
Though I know consultants prepare and arrange for "job offer letters" somehow, I don't wanna comment on ligitimacy of those.
Dear, I have already written my opinion. Following link may help you further for immigration related questions. Ask your question to participants (from Pakistan) on Canadian High Commission (CHC), Islamabad related thread. I am sure people can help you there.
http//www.immigration.ca/discussion2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=8212&whichpage=740
http//www.immigration.ca/discussion2/default.asp
Best Wishes
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@ Syed Aakif110
If you qualify without job offer letter then there is no need to get one.
You can get immigration in six months under new immigration rules and there is no need to hire a consultant as the process is very simple. Just visit www.cic.gc.ca and down load immigration guide along with forms and determine your NOC code and thats it. You have to sent your forms along with copy of passport and DD of CAD$ 550/- to Central Intake Unit Sydney Nova Scotia Canada.
Below is the link to a popular forum about immigration
http//www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/pakistan-application-forum-t19839.3800.html
Hope this helps
@ Toronto Boy
I will be in toronto from 18th Oct to 22nd November, will call you if i need to discuss any issue.
Thanks for sharing valuable information on the forum.
regards
M.Rizwan
