I am an Advocate from India. My education is B.Sc., LL.B. Please let me know how to evaluate my law degree in Canada to enable me to get in to my carrier in Canada.
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Originally posted by kr
I am an Advocate from India. My education is B.Sc., LL.B. Please let me know how to evaluate my law degree in Canada to enable me to get in to my carrier in Canada.
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Here is a link to one such people. : http://ciip.accc.ca/ And if you can get in touch with them they will even suggest to you the locations and the courses too.
This is something NEW. Please call them if you are close by.
Aura Data: https://www.auradata.com/ContactUs.aspx
Contact Us : Phone:
+1- 416-406-0444 Local and International
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English Customer Service, press #2
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THERE are others and the links can be found in the CD website. Please research and find.
Good Luck.
Freddie.
Edit: Here is some additional information on Osgood Hall in Toronto. Please go to their HOME page and delve a little deeper into the Law studies:
http://www.osgoode.yorku.ca/international/inbound/lawdegrees.htm
Thanks for the information, but I could not get any information from this source. I will be thankful if I could get the right source to evaluvate my LL.B .
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Originally posted by ftfl
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Originally posted by kr
I am an Advocate from India. My education is B.Sc., LL.B. Please let me know how to evaluate my law degree in Canada to enable me to get in to my carrier in Canada.
____________________________________________________________
Here is a link to one such people. : http://ciip.accc.ca/ And if you can get in touch with them they will even suggest to you the locations and the courses too.
This is something NEW. Please call them if you are close by.
Aura Data: https://www.auradata.com/ContactUs.aspx
Contact Us : Phone:
+1- 416-406-0444 Local and International
1 -877-580-2872 (aura) North America
English Customer Service, press #2
French Customer Service, press #3
Sales for Universities, Colleges and Professional Designations, press #4
For all other matters, press #5
Core Office Hours:
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST Monday to Friday except Canadian Statutory Holidays.
THERE are others and the links can be found in the CD website. Please research and find.
Good Luck.
Freddie.
Edit: Here is some additional information on Osgood Hall in Toronto. Please go to their HOME page and delve a little deeper into the Law studies:
http://www.osgoode.yorku.ca/international/inbound/lawdegrees.htm
Try this one.. The Law Society of Upper Canada. You'll find a link to Career Map for Internationally Trained Foreign Lawyers
http://rc.lsuc.on.ca/jsp/licensingprocesslawyer/index.jsp?language=en
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Reiki Grand Master
Location: British Columbia
Posted on: 23-07-10 08:57:51
check this link out:
http://www.workingincanada.gc.ca/report-eng.do?area=9219&noc=4112&province=35&action=final&display=union
Working in Canada is a new tool developed by the federal government to assist people in learning more about specific jobs. Its actually a good website that I use for my work quite a bit as it has many resources listed in the links provided.
You did not mention what province you are in/moving to, but if it is Ontario, you may wish to contact the Ontario Bar association.
http://www.oba.org" rel="nofollow">LINK
http://www.cba.org" rel="nofollow">LINK (The ontario site points you to the Canadian/national site as well. Take a look at this).
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Originally posted by kr
I am an Advocate from India. My education is B.Sc., LL.B. Please let me know how to evaluate my law degree in Canada to enable me to get in to my carrier in Canada.
To know this process you should have asked this question from a lawyer only.
So here are the details :
http://www.flsc.ca/en/about/about.asp
send your documents like marksheet, application, council registration document,
$ 525, letter from bar association of good standing to National Committee on Accreditation c/o Federation of Law Societies of Canada, World Exchange Plaza,
45 O’Connor, Suite 1810,Ottawa, Ontario,Canada K1P 1A4
After sending your doc you will be required to visit your Law dept and then request to send academic transcript to NCA.
After receipt of all these . NCA will access your qualification and will recommend and tell as to in which examination you will have to appear. Minimum will be 4 exams. If some one has scored less than 50% in any year in law then his application is rejected.
Go through the website and your every question will be answered there.
