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Congrats on making it this far.  :)  It really is a long process for some people. The first half of my wait went pretty quick. Application in, withing 5 months, I had my cfat, medical and interview done. Then had another interview, 3 months after that to discuss my trades, then another 4 months...

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and also keep in mind, you're not just competing with those that applied at your local recruitment center.. you're competing with everyone across Canada that applied for the same position.

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I have all of my family included in the immediate family section of the security clearance forms (had to print off all the information for a few of them on a separate sheet since there was not enough room on the form) my question here is, am I to include my wife's brothers information as well? I...

I believe they do those checks to see your ability to hold a job as well as show financial responsibility. My job loss was out of my hands (over 10 years with the same company, lay offs due to manufacturing costs), and the financial issue was a result of this. I did have a payment plan in place...

Thanks so much :-) I've been through hell the past few years since the first lay off. Almost lost my home and my marriage. Its about time things turned around. Looking forward to starting a new chapter in my life.

After working more than a decade in the manufacturing industry with a good strong company, it seemed apparent that the best way to satisfy the share holders was to build our product elsewhere. So, the company decided to lay off everyone and move the last of the production lines to Mexico.. Sure...

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I have found, that when trying to do MORE push ups than usual, that by only counting every second push up, I was actually able to do more. so if your count is 10, you've actually done 20. Sort of like tricking your mind into not realizing how many you have done, therefore be able to do more.. or...

wow... being a recruit with a spouse and 3 children writing this autobiography is no easy task.. I got MOST of it completed including work experience and why I joined the CF, and I was still over 500 words.. Had to cut out a lot of stuff and I pretty much kept it to the basics... Not much detail...

in the beginning, I felt things were moving really fast... application in, email response, bunch of paper work, month later called for cfat, then called back another month later for med and interview.. but then a few months later for another interview (changed some of my trade choices), then...

I got an offer a few weeks ago for my first choice which was in demand when I applied last year... July 2013... everything went through nice and smooth, they started waiting on my background check in April. Just got my July 21st. Exactly one year after I applied.. and am starting BMQ Sept. 1.. ...

When I got mine, I went online and found the website for the school board then made the request there. It was in the mail fairly quickly and I had it in 2 days.. They MIGHT be able to fedEx it to you if you need it that soon, if not, then at least see if they can send you a copy asap. Mention it...

I have a pretty good feeling that I will be off to Meaford immediately following BMQ, that would bring me right up to about a week before xmas... cold and wet is what I have been told to look forward to when I get there lol. "the place where dreams go to die" seems to be a common phrase as well ...

I'm heading for BMQ starting Sept. 1st, graduation date is set for November 20.. It is my understanding that I will be off to Meaford for 4 weeks afterwards for BMQ land and then back to Kingston for training for ACISS.. my question here, when will I be in Meaford?? When they say immediately...

I have some payments that generally come out on my current pay days.. that being said, when is pay day?? I'm getting paid every second friday at the moment with my current job.. but thats only for 3 more weeks...

yeah, didn't really think I would want to carry it around with me. I was thinking more for my banking and phone calls (when time permits) and the alarm clock then locking it up when I left the room.. I'd end up breaking it if I had it with me during any sort of training and I wouldn't want to...