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关于加拿大移民申请程序变化的详细解释 加拿大移民 一、根据加拿大移民部关于自2006年9月1日开始实施的新政策的解释，简易申请程序只适用于联邦技术移民、投资移民、企业家移民和自雇移民。目前还不适用申请魁北克移民的申请人、省提名计划移民的申请人和在布法罗的签证处提交申请的申请人。 二、签证处执行简易申请程序后，提交文件的时间和方式会有很大变化。 首先，执行简易申请程序后，申请人会有一个“等 待阶段”。当签证处收到适用简易申请程序的申请人提交的IMM0008表和相应的申请费后，会给申请人发出回信。回信中将告诉申请人大概的等待时间。在这 一阶段，签证处不接受申请人提交的其他任何文件。如果申请人在这时提交了文件，也将被退回。除非申请人提交的文件是关于变更联系方式，更换代理人，撤消申 请等。 其次，当申请进入“受理阶段”，即签证处决定受理申请人的申请后，会通知申请人提交文件。申请人必须在规定的时间内，按照文件清单把文件准备齐全，并一次性提交给签证处。签证处将按照申请人此时提交的文件作出决定，而不再接受其他文件。 三、实施简易申请程序后，如果申请人在“等待阶段”提出撤回申请，则签证处将退回申请人提交的表格，并全额退回已经交纳的申请费。在申请进入到“受理阶段”后，申请人也可以随时撤回申请，但是交纳的申请费不再退还。 四、简易申请程序定于2006年9月1日开始实施，但根据加拿大移民法的权威解释，申请人现在就可以按照简易程序申请移民。 因此，那些因为正在复习参加语言测试，正在准备各种证明文件或等待公证结果而没有提交申请的人士，应该充分利用简易申请程序带来的极好机会，先提交新的 IMM0008表（是移民部特意为实施简易程序而制作的全新表格，一共3页，格式和内容都有新的变化）和相应的费用，以便立即在加拿大的使领馆立案。与此 同时再为提供证明文件做准备，双管齐下，能节省很多时间、精力和费用，提高申请的效率。 五、布法罗的签证处不实行简易申请程序，而是继续适用现在的正常申请程序。但是，布法罗的签证处也接受简易申请。如果申请人按简易申请程序将 IMM0008表和申请费递交到布法罗的签证处，签证处会在收到申请后，会立即回信给申请人，要求申请人在4个月内将正常程序所需的全部证明材料递交过 来。 六、申请人递交了简易申请程序后会收到签证处的确认信。提供电子邮件地址的申请人会得到确认的电子邮件。 确认信中会给申请人一个档案号，这个档案号对申请人十分重要。档案号表明申请已经立案，而且申请人在随后与移民部、签证处进行的所有交涉，都要提供自己的档案号。 确认信中另一重要内容就是告知申请人大概的等待时间。由于信上说的等待时间是签证处根据当时的工作量估计的时间，所以信中还提示申请人如何获得及时更新的、更准确的等待时间。 确认信十分详细地告诉申请人如何递交证明文件。适用简易申请程序后，递交证明文件的时间和方式有了很大变化。尤其要提醒申请人注意的是，如果接到签证处要求递交证明文件通知，就要一次性提交全部证明文件。签证处只根据这些证明文件作出甄选。 确认信最具人性化的一点表现在，建议申请人充分利用等待时间为将来可能在加拿大的生活做准备。信中言语中肯，很有参考价值。 信的最后是要求申请人递交的证明文件清单，申请人对照上面的要求递交即可。 七、申请人按照简易程序递交了申请表和申请费以后，会收到签证处的确认信。确认信的基本内容如下： SAMPLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECIEPT LETTER:FEDERAL ECONOMIC CLASSES, SIMPLIFIED APPLICATION PROCESS Dear __________________. We have received your application for permanent residence in Canada in the Federal Skilled Worker [Investor] [Entrepreneur] [Self-Employed] Class on [date of application]. We have created a file with the file number pasted above. You must quote this file number in any future correspondence. A receipt for application fees submitted is also enclosed. If you submitted additional supporting documents, these are being returned to you and are enclosed. We will request supporting documents at a later date. This letter explains our procedures for your case and gives information on what you can do to prepare yourself for immigration to Canada while your case is in process. At the present time there is a queue of applications in this category. We regret the delay. If you wish to withdraw your application during this waiting period, you may obtain a full refund of fees paid. Once documents have been requested and the assessment of your application has begun, no fee refund is available. No processing will occur on your file for approximately XX months. [estimated range as currently appears on CIC web site for your office: eg. 42-48 months]. This is our current estimate; however, circumstances may change. Please consult the CIC website for up-to-date information on processing time at our office: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/times-int/menu-perm.html You may also check basic case status on-line at the Citizenship and Immigration website (http://www.cic.gc.ca) using the “e-Client Application Status” function that is found in the “Online Services” section of the website. Next Steps When our office is ready to assess your file, we will send you a complete list of required documents. You will be provided with 4 months to prepare and submit this supporting documentation. A list of documents that we currently request is attached at the end of this letter for your reference as to the type of documents needed. Do not send these documents now. If you send these documents now, they will be returned to you. Documents must be submitted in a single package. Do not submit any documents until you have prepared the entire package. We will make a decision on your application on the basis of the documents you provide at that time. Until we request your supporting documents, we will not accept, respond to, or attach to your file any interim correspondence, except:- Change of address or contact information, including change of e-mail address;- Change of immigration representative;- Request for withdrawal of your application and refund of fees;- Submission of an Arranged Employment Opinion approved by Human Resources Development Canada. We strongly recommend that during this time you prepare yourself for immigration to Canada. You should learn about living and working in Canada so you can decide where to live and prepare yourself and your family for life in Canada. For example, Canada has two official languages, English and French. Depending on where you want to live in Canada, you will need excellent speaking, reading and writing skills in one of these languages. If you do not have strong English or French skills, study the language before coming to Canada and learn the vocabulary of your profession or trade. Remember: you will be competing against many native speakers of English and French for any available jobs. Please note: just prior to assessment, the visa office will require third party language test results, or other written evidence of your language ability as part of your supporting documentation. If you submit the results of an authorized language test, the visa officer will accept these results as determinate. Because authorized test results are independent and verifiable, cases for which authorized language test results are submitted are likely to be processed more quickly than those that rely on a written submission regarding language ability. In either case, as the visa officer will make a decision based on the language documentation you submit, it is recommended that you undertake an authorized language examination in order to provide the visa officer with definitive, verifiable results. In addition, while your file is in queue, you may wish to take courses, try practice examinations, and otherwise improve your language ability. Information on the IELTS test in English can be found at www.britishcouncil.org. Information on the French language test, Test d'évaluation de français (TEF) is available at http://www.fda.ccip.fr Finding work is a challenging process for Canadians and for immigrants. It is essential that you prepare to work in Canada before you move. Even if you have many years of work experience in your home country, you may not be able to work in your trade or profession in Canada. There are many things you can do in your home country to prepare for working in Canada and make your job search easier. One of your first steps should be to prepare for an assessment of your professional qualifications. Many employers will require you to have your credentials assessed and accepted before they will hire you. These assessments measure how your training, education, and experience compare to Canadian standards. They may also indicate what further training may be needed before qualifying to work in Canada in your occupation. As well, most regulated occupations do not permit persons to practice their professions without a license. If you plan to practice your profession in Canada, you should first determine whether you will be eligible for a license to practice and, if so, what you must do to become licensed. You should also use this time to begin researching potential employment in Canada. There are a number of electronic job banks which you can access for information and job postings. For more information about living and working in Canada, including language skill and credential assessment, visit the Going to Canada website at: http://www.directioncanada.gc.ca/ Sincerely, Counsellor, Immigration Document Checklist[mission specific, based on application kits] This list gives you general information about the type of documentation you will have to provide at a later date. Do not send any documents now. We will request documents later, and provide you with four months to send them to us. Immigration Forms - An updated application form (IMM008) for yourself, your spouse, and each of your children over age 22- Schedule 1 for each person- Additional Family Information form (IMM5406)These forms are available at: http://www.cic.gc.ca.english/applications/skilled.html Civil Documents The following documents will be required, if applicable, for yourself, your spouse, and for each of your dependent children/ - Birth certificates- Marriage certificates- Divorce certificates- Child custody orders- Adoption decrees- Death certificates Education The following documents are required, as applicable, for your self, your spouse, and for each of your dependent children over age 22. - Official transcript(s) for secondary and post-secondary courses.- Diploma(s) for secondary and post-secondary courses. Work History - Appointment/confirmation letters.- Pay slips issued from your present employer.- Detailed description of your job responsibilities (past and present). If you are self-employed, you must provide:- Copies of business registration.- Proof of business conducted with clients, such as invoices/bills.- Balance sheets.- Income tax returns.- Proof of your license to practice (if you are a private practitioner) Proof of Funds - Bank statements and passbooks.- Fixed deposit receipts.- Securities (shares, debentures, bonds) Other Documents - Authorized language test results (IELTS, TEF, etc) or a written submission providing evidence of your language ability.- Passport photocopies.- Proof of relationship to your relative in Canada. (Self-sworn affidavits do not constitute satisfactory proof of relationship.)- Recent original Police Clearance Certificates for you or your dependents aged 18 years and above, issued by the police authorities for each country in which you or your dependants have resided for six months or more since you turned 18 years, except for Canada.- Photographs as per attached specifications, height and eye colour information for principal applicant and all dependents.

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