Ola Pessoal,
Este eh nosso primeiro post aqui no forum…ja acompanhavamos antes e nos foi de grande valia e agora como temos algumas informacoes gostariamos de compartilhar.
Enviamos nossa documentacao para o CIO em Nova Escocia no dia 22/12 atraves da DHL e foi entregue no dia 28/12.
Hoje 17/01 as taxas do federal foram debitadas no cartao de credito. :bigups:
Como o novo processo eh algo nebuloso por estar sendo iniciado agora , na internet encontrei algumas informacoes uteis , mas nao oficiais sobre como eh o processo. Como o processo federal de alguns paises ja enviam para o CIO no Canada o inicio do processo deve ser semelhante para nos do processo do Quebec e provincial.
Abaixo o que extrai de um outro forum…em ingles…onde o comeco que ele menciona eh o processo federal e no blog dele ele menciona que o debito deve ocorre entre 2 a 3 semanas e o email informando que esta ok deve ser enviado entre 5 semanas e 4 meses e depois disto o processo eh enviado para o consulado local que cada um indicou.
Isto tudo sao apenas suposicoes baseados em pesquisas e feedbacks de outras pessoas que ele obteve…enfim…nada oficial!!!
Please note that this process is only for applications received by CIO on or after 26th June 2010.
1) CIO Sydney – Completeness check
Once your application arrives at CIO, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada the first thing that happens is it will undergo a completeness check. This check will ensure:
– That you have included all required forms
– That any forms which have space for a signature have been signed and dated
– That you have not left any blank fields
– That you have included the correct payment fee
– That you have included all supporting documents required by both the main CIO checklist, and the visa-office specific checklist
If unsuccessful your entire application will be returned to you by regular post with a covering letter. You will not get an email notification from CIO.
2) CIO Sydney – Payment charged
If your completeness check is successful your payment will be taken. This means CIO will attempt to charge your credit card, or they will cash your banker’s draft, depending on which method of payment you chose.
I would personally strongly advise using a banker’s draft if possible. These are like personal cheques but they are guaranteed to clear so there can be no payment problems. Most banks will usually charge a small fee for issuing one of these.
Credit cards can be risky. Many banks and credit card issuers use automated security software and when the software sees the source from Canada it may block the transaction, which in turn could lead to your application failing and being returned.
If your payment is unsuccessful your entire application will be returned to you by regular post with a covering letter. You will not get an email notification from CIO.
I guess up until the payment charged would be applicable to us for PNP and the rest of the information is application to FSW
http://get2canada.wordpress.com/the-process/
Qualquer novidade coloco por aqui…
Abracos!