Jimmyjonestoo
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heres hoping i can get into my service canada account to access all my ROE's
the USIC wants EXACT dates of every single employment history i have for the last 5 years..i couldnt even tell you what i did 6 fucking days ago let alone exact dates of every employment
the sad thing is , im so organized i have every single piece of service canada information ever given to me since i was able to legally work,
its all organized by month and year, but nothing i have is date, month , year.
the USIC wants EXACT dates of every single employment history i have for the last 5 years..i couldnt even tell you what i did 6 fucking days ago let alone exact dates of every employment
the sad thing is , im so organized i have every single piece of service canada information ever given to me since i was able to legally work,
its all organized by month and year, but nothing i have is date, month , year.
Unclebaldrick
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I would just make up a date - even if it is the first or fifteenth every time. I don't think they are trying to trip you up, just a bureaucratic thing.heres hoping i can get into my service canada account to access all my ROE's
the USIC wants EXACT dates of every single employment history i have for the last 5 years..i couldnt even tell you what i did 6 fucking days ago let alone exact dates of every employment
the sad thing is , im so organized i have every single piece of service canada information ever given to me since i was able to legally work,
its all organized by month and year, but nothing i have is date, month , year.
but if i do that and its denied, than i have to pay them another 1000$ to resubmit.
i aint money bags over here
Unclebaldrick
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what are your other options? can you leave date blank?
Singlemalt
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Kill them
no i dont think so.
i assume they will deny my application and possibly deport me. should anything not be up to their standards.
hopefully i can recover my service canada account which has all my roes since ever.
When I was being vetted for my military secret clearance I had to list EVERY address (plus dates) that I had ever lived at (and we were a military family, so we moved alot).heres hoping i can get into my service canada account to access all my ROE's
the USIC wants EXACT dates of every single employment history i have for the last 5 years..i couldnt even tell you what i did 6 fucking days ago let alone exact dates of every employment
In addition I had to do the same with every job I had ever held.
Thanks Mom for being as organized as I've never been.
yes the addresses i have actually because i kept every single rent receipt from when i first moved out at 17
but the tax information you get from canada doesnt have exact dates on it. just year and month
and you know they like to do the whole "electronic" shit now, so everything i have that has dates on it is locked in my service canada online account which i cant get into
so im hoping it can be unlocked or paper records can be sent express to me (which i doubt on the paper records)
the thing is i pride myself in being organized too. i have a file cabinet, everything is filed by year, date and what its for
so
rental records - year, month
taxes year , month, job
thor's pet records
bills and contracts etc.
like all that jazz.
im just really really really hoping i can get into that service canada account the USIC only gave me 30 days to comply with all this information they wanted, and prior to that i did not know i needed it, (although i have an assumption i would have to give lots of records and details etc)
I feel short on time i think
I feel for you there girl, I had to come up with addresses starting in freakin England (born there) - like everywhere I had EVER lived & worked.
Twas stressful to say the least.
G/L sweetie.
Aeroknow
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ya am feeling said pressure now. you know cause mail takes forever to get here so i always get about 2 weeks less time than they say on the letter
which makes you feel more stressed out
*sigh* i wish this process was a bit more ..not easier but ...ability to ask for time extensions etc. you know?
its like they just demand you give them all this information in a short amount of time, and than if you dont comply they deny you and you have to resubmit from the very beginning including money
ODanksta
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abe supercro
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yea right, I'd just put the 1st.
The Outdoorsman
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Damn don't know who she is but she can sing, act and is hot.
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420God
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She was in America's top ten hated people last year and she she's trying to make a comeback, it's not working.
There's a video of her licking the frosting off a donut for sale in a store and saying she hates America.
The Outdoorsman
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Oh shit, I take it back!
OOBubblesOO
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Sometimes you're the farmer...sometimes you're the tree. Haha
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ClaytonBigsby
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/03/14/concealed-weapon-owner-shoots-hatchet-wielding-attacker-in-wash-7-eleven/
A masked man burst into a 7-Eleven near Seattle early Sunday morning, swinging a hatchet and slicing the store clerk.
Before the masked man could seriously hurt anyone, though, a customer who was drinking his morning coffee pulled out a concealed weapon and fatally shot the attacker.
Authorities did not name the attacker or the customer, but they did hail the concealed weapon owner as a hero.
“This could have been disastrous,” King County Sheriff Sgt. Cindi West told KIRO7. “Had this guy not shot, who knows what would have happened? We might have a dead clerk right now, and instead we have a dead bad guy.”
The clerk, Kuldeep Singh, suffered minor cuts to his stomach. He, too, thanked the customer for saving his life.
“He [was] killing me,” Singh, 58, said of the hatchet-wielding attacker. Singh added that the customer was a “nice guy.”
West said that the incident will be investigated fully but that the 60-year-old customer was currently being considered a Good Samaritan.
The “customer, the shooter, is shaken up but from everything that we see right now from the scene – there’s no wrongdoing on his part,” she told King 5. “In fact, he probably saved a life in this case.”
A masked man burst into a 7-Eleven near Seattle early Sunday morning, swinging a hatchet and slicing the store clerk.
Before the masked man could seriously hurt anyone, though, a customer who was drinking his morning coffee pulled out a concealed weapon and fatally shot the attacker.
Authorities did not name the attacker or the customer, but they did hail the concealed weapon owner as a hero.
“This could have been disastrous,” King County Sheriff Sgt. Cindi West told KIRO7. “Had this guy not shot, who knows what would have happened? We might have a dead clerk right now, and instead we have a dead bad guy.”
The clerk, Kuldeep Singh, suffered minor cuts to his stomach. He, too, thanked the customer for saving his life.
“He [was] killing me,” Singh, 58, said of the hatchet-wielding attacker. Singh added that the customer was a “nice guy.”
West said that the incident will be investigated fully but that the 60-year-old customer was currently being considered a Good Samaritan.
The “customer, the shooter, is shaken up but from everything that we see right now from the scene – there’s no wrongdoing on his part,” she told King 5. “In fact, he probably saved a life in this case.”