Checklist Two: First Few Months

On May 1, 2008 · 4 Comments

Useful checklist to help you on your first months:

You will need to:

❒ Find permanent housing
❒ Get a telephone installed
❒ Register your children in school
❒ Get a family doctor
❒ Have your children immunized
❒ Open a bank account
❒ Look for a job
❒ Carry your address and telephone number with you
❒ Try to make friends
❒ Know where the Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) assessment centre is in your community and register for language classes
❒ Apply for the Canada Child Tax Benefit
❒ Apply for the GST/HST credit; use form RC151, Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) credit application

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  • Tim

    Hi
    I have already applied as a federal skilled worker and i’m thinking of withdrawing my application and applying to Quebec as a skilled worker is that possible?
    Also can I Use my DELF certificates for Quebec instead of taking the TEF exam?
    Thanks for your help.

  • Tim

    HiI have already applied as a federal skilled worker and i’m thinking of withdrawing my application and applying to Quebec as a skilled worker is that possible? Also can I Use my DELF certificates for Quebec instead of taking the TEF exam?Thanks for your help.

  • MGuruX

    Hi Tim,

    On which stage are you on the application process? There is a way to cancel your application and start all over again. As far as Quebec application, you can use your DELF certificates as a proof of French language skills and you won’t need to do any additional tests (how old are those certificates?)

  • MGuruX

    Hi Tim,On which stage are you on the application process? There is a way to cancel your application and start all over again. As far as Quebec application, you can use your DELF certificates as a proof of French language skills and you won’t need to do any additional tests (how old are those certificates?)