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Hi
This is Antesh from Delhi.
I would appreciate if any one could provide me with more information
on how easy or difficult it is to get through Investor Immigration
Program for the province of New Brunsick,.
My elder sister and her husband have applied for the same, and have
received a call from the province for an interview.
Due to family disputes, she does not want this to get through, and does
not want to migrate to canada.
Can any one, offer any suggestions, on how one can stop the calls or
selection process midway?
Regards,
Antesh
[21-04-2006,06:42]
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Antesh |
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(in reply to: Immigration to New Brunswick)
I think you can just inform immigration office thorugh letter/fax with your reference number saying, for personal reasons we will not be able to migrate and wish to withdraw the application
[21-04-2006,10:45]
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Immigration to New Brunswick (in reply to: Immigration to New Brunswick)
Hi,
Thank you for your feedback.
I appreciate your suggestion.
The problem here is we dont want my sisters husband to come to know that their invitation has been withdrawn.
There are martial problems in hand, and this would only spoil the thing further.
If there is any other way to do this...
Please do advise.
Regards,
Antehs
[22-04-2006,03:44]
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Antesh |
Don't go to New Brunswick (in reply to: Immigration to New Brunswick)
Hi Antesh,
I strongly suggest to choose another province. We moved to New Brunswick a few years ago, but immigrants are not welcome there. Some people even told us. All our friends who had moved to NB have moved to other provinces. So did we!
If you are planning to stay in Canada, then please choose another province.
People in other provinces are very friendly.
Cheers,
[07-10-2006,14:04]
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