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| Subject: Prinicipal Applicant |
Hi Iam on work permit in Canada and my wife is on a open work permit.. Can I apply for Permanent Residency with my wife as the principal applicant as she has a Master´s Degree and she gets more points.. than me..
Pls Advise
[04-08-2005,13:53]
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AAA |
(in reply to: Prinicipal Applicant)
whoever has the stronger score should be the principal applicant.
[04-08-2005,14:03]
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sharon |
(in reply to: Prinicipal Applicant)
dude who have the higher point must apply. good luck
[04-08-2005,15:55]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Prinicipal Applicant)
dear AAA...the 2 posts are correct. I am sure you are aware that in the point system, there are other factors other than the education...your wife´s eduction might be great but your work experience might be even greater so weigh everything and as the 2 posters said...the best applicant should apply as the principal applicant....goodluck
[04-08-2005,16:55]
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Joe05 |
(in reply to: Prinicipal Applicant)
AAA, does you or your wife have a job? It might influence who is using their permit. I assume you have a job as she is on the open work permit based on yours, right? If she has a job, and more points, go with her... but if she´s still looking for a job, they might consider your application to you being the principal.
I had a similar case... with Quebec, but it might be similar to how Canada will assess you. My wife is on a student permit, and I on the open work permit. I had more points because of a master´s degree and experience, so I applied as principal. They answered however directing to my wife to request additional documents that would have been required if she was the principal.... However in the meantime, I found a permanent job, so I mailed a copy of the offer. They replied then now back to me, now I was back as the principal, to send an actual letter of employment (not offer)....
cheers
[05-08-2005,19:22]
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