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             * C h i n a   N e w s   D i g e s t *


		    (ND Canada Service)

                       -- Jan. 5 (II), 1990


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1.  Recent  News on FR Issue  ....................................... 50

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1.  Recent  News on FR Issue  
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by Dennis Lu, in name of SAG of FCSSC 
   lidenni@jhevax.McMaster.ca

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FCSSC == Federation of Chinese Students and Scholars, Canada
      ==  Quan Jia Xue Lian  (2,1,2,2)    (in Chinese)
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   There  was  a  recent  telex dated on Dec.27 to regional head-
quaters  (in  Ontario,  it is Toronto) and dated on Jan.3 to dis-
trict  office  (e.g.Hamilton CIC) regarding the PROCESSING OF THE
CHINESE DEPENDENTS IN CHINA.

   This  telex  was  directly  from  the  Immigration headquater-
Ottawa- the Immigration Department.

   Please  refer to this telex, when you are going to cousult the
local CIC officers.

   The basic information is:

   When  a  chinese who has obtained AIP (Approval In Principle)
letter  requests  his  or her dependent(s) for unification, He or
she   should  contact  the  local  CIC  office  and  provide  the
dependent's  name,  address  including post code IN CHINESE.  The
local CIC will forward the related information to the visa office
in Beijing and HongKong. Then it is up to the visa office to con-
tact with your dependent(s) in China for the processing of appli-
cation for family reunification.

   Basically  there is not much difference to what we got before.
But this time it is from the Immigration Headquater.

   There are several cases where the dependents who hold Minister
Permit have come to Canada without difficulty.

   the  advice for you is: Go to local CIC to request your depen-
dents  for  unification  and  provide  the necessary information.
Please  refer  the telex date and title to them. Some of the off-
icers  might  not  be aware of this telex, since this is a fairly
recent  one.   

Best  regards and wish you all good luck. Take your
actions fast if you want to.

   We  are  still  waiting  for the response from the Minister to
FCSSC's inquiry.

Dennis Lu
on behalf of SAG of FCSSC

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