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Keeping yourself ready for Canadian Immigration:   What to Ask (and Not to Ask) when immigrating to Canada   Let’s say you, yes you! intend to immigrate to Canada. Of course, you are willing to find a fast and easy way for immigration. However, what if we told you to avoid asking specific questions when you intend to immigrate to Canada? You would probably wonder why is that? Isn’t it a legitimate question to expect a fast, easy, cheap and guaranteed immigration option?   Avoid asking these questions!   1.      Don’t ask: “Can you offer me an easy immigration option?”   The process of immigration to Canada is challenging. Why? Simply put, millions of people want to immigrate to Canada. However, Canada can accept a limited number of immigrants every year. Therefore, they put many measures to cherry-pick the best candidates. For example, some of the typical requirements include the following:   • Knowledge of either English or French languages: To verify language

The so called myth about regulated professions not getting a nomination was squashed recently by the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program and the Nova Scotia labor market priorities draw. To understand this better, let me shed some light on it. Seek advice from licensed professionals. Some occupations in Saskatchewan are regulated meaning there are professional certification requirements or standards that must be met in order to work in these occupations. SINP applicants for the Occupations in Demand (OID) and Express Entry (EE) subcategories intending to work in one of these occupations are required to submit additional documentation that is necessary to complete the assessment of your application. The SINP will advise you after you apply if your work experience and education matches an occupation that requires additional documents. If the SINP requests additional documentation, the processing of your application will be put on hold until you provide the documents about your pro