Assessing Family Ties in the Context of Study Permit Applications – A Few Useful Cases
Hello, VIB blog readers:
It has been too long. I recently came back from meandering streets and towns of Cuba. I had an incredible time and needed the break.
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Hello, VIB blog readers:
It has been too long. I recently came back from meandering streets and towns of Cuba. I had an incredible time and needed the break.
It has been awhile since I have written on post-graduate work permits and restoration but I feel inclined to do so as a result of a recent decision of the Federal Court
It’s early enough in the New Year and we’re still greeting individuals, so forgive me for the somewhat belated first substantive post of the New Year.
I am a huge lists fan.
I also have a very short memory span so writing things is literally my way of carrying forward 2018 into 2019
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