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I have attached a PDF here.  I hope it will help.  Good luck. ;)

nick2k I stongly suggest that you get on with the course while planning your next best step and likewise keep re-applying.  I wish you the best. ;)

Congrats newmet.  ;)  I didn't drink my coffee until I finished reading your wonderful story.  Shredding 50 lbs is an added bonus. WOW!  Keep it up. :salute:

WOW! You have done your part and now enjoy the moment.  Take some pictures eh.  :salute:

Congratulations Jane~Doe.  Today is the day! yehey!  :salute:

Yes the examiner will hold both of your feet while checking the correct position before you start doing your sit ups. ;)

That decision is in the hands of the RMO in Ottawa. But tons of information can be found if you will just patiently use the search option. ;)

With these few words I sense a different attitude in you Joe Something. Remember an interview exactly starts the moment you come in contact with your interviewer.  Reflect on yourself and be at your best next time which is what I wish for you. ;)

Congratulations Celtic Girl. ;D  It is indeed worth the wait. I got a lot of bumps (which includes medical and pre-sec) along the way but the prize? I will swear in 8 days from today. I wish you the best.  ;)

The RC has a copy of the interview prep manual and they will be very happy to give you if you asked for help i'm very sure.  Anyway i have attached the pdf i got.  I hope it will help. Good luck. :)

Wear what you wear when you apply for a job.  The least would be a shirt with collar, sleeves, slacks and shined shoes.  Be presentable, sharp and a smile on your face.  Best wishes.  :)

I got one question here about OSL. Is the Sigs also under OSL? I would like to know my chances because I just dropped by CFRC Toronto today and signed a paper including the date but they can't tell me some numbers.  I mean the wait time for a job offer. A lot of thanks in advance.  :salute:

Congratulations Smoke and to everyone who had been sworn in. I'm very happy for you. Keep it up and be proud!  :salute:

If i may partake, this is such a great forum and i believe that as a member (guest or not) let us do our best to use words that at least implies respect for others.  Now regarding which comes first, the interview or the medical it all depends on the availability of who is doing such. You have...

Sorry for that Vern.  I grew up with these values to show respect for other people by saying ma'am/sir.  I'm hoping and i'd be very happy to be able to call you Warrant soon. ;)

A lot of thanks ma'am Vern.  i salute you.  :salute: The Dr. did great and as a result my left ear is now H1 just like my right ear.  Good night everyone  :o  All your inputs are very much appreciated.  More power to all and to you ma'am Vern.  ;)

thank you all. my application actually started in 2001.  It is funny because it was my first job application when i arrived in Canada. Now i feel its really worth the wait and sacrifice.  I do hope too that each one on the same process will get well and be able to get in.  :D

well, its tough to actually spell a Japanese term being translated into english. Maybe next time i would use the kanji characters then just the english in quotes. Thank you.  ;D

domo arigato guzaimasu (thank you very much) Smoke and 54/102 CEF for the encouragement.  ;)

I wanna thank this site and everyone for all the information and support i received.  After sleepless nights of reading and thinking i decided to have an ear surgery on my left ear (mild hearing loss). After my hearing test this afternoon low and behold i have an H1 hearing on my left ear. I'm...