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PROOF OF LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
Refer to instructions in the ﾒLanguage Assessment Information
section of our Web site at www.cic.gc.ca/skilled. If
you are claiming proficiency at any level in English
and/or French, submit one of the following:
･ Test results from an approved language-testing
organization:
We strongly recommend that you submit test results if
you are claiming proficiency in a language that is not
your native language. If you choose to send the reports
to us directly, you must provide the original.
Photocopies are unacceptable. Language test results
must not be older than one year upon submission.
or
･ Other evidence in writing:
･ Your written submission detailing your training in,
and use of, English and/or French;
･ Official documentation of education in English or
French;
･ Official documentation of work experience in English
or French.
･ Other applicable documentation.
Proof of language proficiency is required for your
application to be considered complete, otherwise it
will be returned to you. If your native language is
English or French, you still need to provide a letter
attesting to this fact.
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ARRANGED EMPLOYMENT (IF APPLICABLE)
･ If you are currently working in Canada under a work
permit, provide a photocopy of the permit.
･ If you have a permanent job offer confirmed by Human
Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC), attach
a photocopy of the HRSDC confirmation letter (Arranged
Employment Opinion) which was sent to your employer. |
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NON-ACCOMPANYING FAMILY MEMBERS
DECLARATION (IF APPLICABLE):
･ ･If you have a spouse, common-law partner or dependent
children and you do not intend to include them in your
application for permanent residence, submit with your
application a notarized statutory declaration stating
your intention to proceed to Canada without your family
members, and confirming that you understand that your
family members must meet immigration requirements in their
own right if they wish to join you in Canada. |
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SETTLEMENT FUNDS
(Refer to the Proof of Funds section of our Web
site (www.cic.gc.ca/skilled)
or the Guide for Federal Skilled Worker Applicants for
exact figures and instructions.) Provide proof of unencumbered
and readily transferable funds in a convertible currency
available for settlement in Canada (for you and your family
members):
･ current bank certification letter; or
･ evidence of savings balance; or
･ fixed or time deposit statements For all bank accounts
held in your name, you must submit bank statements which
show your present account balance and records of entries
over the past year. For assets such as a house, apartment,
automobile or land owned by you (and/or your spouse or
common-law partner, if applicable) submit proof of ownership
and an official statement of valuation.
Personal Net Worth Statement
Complete the net worth form at the end of this
appendix. All assets and liabilities, whether located
in your country of residence or elsewhere, should be identified.
However, do not include personal items such as jewellery,
furniture, etc. All assets listed must be your own personal
holdings and must be documented. The sources of any funds
or assets in your possession for less than one year should
be identified. If you need more space than provided, attach
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POLICE CERTIFICATES AND CLEARANCES
･ Original police certificates of good conduct
or clearances, from each country/state/territory in which
you and everyone in your family aged 18 years or over
have lived for six months or longer since reaching the
age of 18.
･ Submit original fingerprints directly to the authorities
conducting the police checks
･ If you have obtained police certificates from countries
where the authorities will forward results directly to
us, attach a brief explanatory note to your application.
Your local mission may have more detailed instructions
about how to obtain police certificates. |
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FEE PAYMENT
Consult the Fees section of our Web site or the
Guide for Skilled Worker Applicants to calculate your
fees. Payment may be made in Philippine pesos or Canadian
dollars. The current rate of exchange can be located on
the Canadian embassy Web site at www.dfaitmaeci.gc.ca/manila.
Payment must be by means of an international money order,
certified cheque or bank draft, issued to you within 30
days of the date of your payment to us. It should be made
payable to the Canadian Embassy Manila. We do not accept
cash. |
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