Technical Interview Questions & Answers

The RADIUS protocol (Remote Access Dial In User Services) has been widely and successfully deployed to provide authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA) services for dial-up PPP/IP and Mobile IP access. However, inherent shortcomings of the RADIUS protocol have limited its ability to adapt to the ever-increasing capabilities of routers and network access servers, and the ever-expanding set of desired AAA services. A number of working groups have specified their requirements for AAA protocols, and these requirements drove the design of the Diameter protocol. The Roaming Operations (ROAMOPS) Working Group of the IETF published a set of requirements for roaming networks. The NAS Requirements (NASREQ) Working Group of the IETF documented the next generation NAS AAA requirements. The Mobile IP Working Group of the IETF documented AAA requirements that would help Mobile IP scale for Inter-Domain mobility. The Telecommunication Industry Association (TIA) TR-45.6 Adjunct Wireless Packet Data Technology working group documented the CDMA2000 Wireless Data Requirements for AAA. Based on the work of TR-45.6, 3GPP2 has specified a two phased architecture for supporting Wireless IP networking based on IETF protocols;the second phase requiring AAA functionality not supportable in RADIUS. Diameter was specifically designed to meet the requirements indicated by these various groups.Diameter is currently focused on, and limited to, supporting access to IP networks. The Diameter protocol was designed as an improved version of the RADIUS protocol. A goal was to maximize compatibility and ease migration from RADIUS to Diameter.For example, a Diameter message, like a RADIUS message, conveys a collection of attribute value pairs. Diameter is defined in terms of a base protocol and a set of applications. This design allows the protocol to be extended to new access technologies. The base protocol provides basic mechanisms for reliable transport, message delivery, and error handling.

Generic Application Form to Canada

(IMM 0008)

Completed and signed by the principal applicant.

Schedule A: Background/Declaration

(IMM 5669)

Completed, dated and signed by

everyone

in the following list:

• the principal applicant

• spouse or common-law partner (whether they are accompanying or not)

• each dependent child over the age of 18 years (whether they are accompanying or not)

Provide your detailed personal history from the last 10 years or since the age of 18, if you are less than 28 years of

age. Do not leave any sections blank, or gaps in time. You must write "n/a" in any sections that are not applicable

to your situation. Include all:

• jobs,

• periods of unemployment,

• study,

• vacations, or

• being a homemaker.

Do not use abbreviations. Do not use general words such as "employee", "working", "manager." Specify your

activity such as retail salesperson, architect, financial manager, etc.

Note:

If this section is not accurately completed, it will cause delays in the processing of your application.

Additional Dependants/Declaration

(IMM 0008DEP) (if applicable)

Completed, dated and signed by the principal applicant if the applicant has more than five dependants (whether they are accompanying or not).

Supplementary Information - Your Travels

(IMM 5562)

Completed by the principal applicant.

Schedule 4: Economic Classes -

Provincial Nominees

completed and signed by the principal applicant.

AND

(if applicable)

Schedule 4A: Economic Classes - Provincial Nominees - Business Nominees

completed and signed by the

principal applicant if you have been nominated under a business stream.

Schedule 5: Declaration of Intent to Reside in Quebec: Economic Classes

completed by principle applicants

destined to Quebec.

Additional Family Information

(IMM 5406)

Completed, dated and signed by

everyone

in the following list:

• the principal applicant

• spouse or common-law partner (whether they are accompanying or not)

• each dependent child over the age of 18 years (whether they are accompanying or not)

Use of a Representative

(IMM 5476)

Complete, date, sign and include this form in your application if you have a paid or unpaid representative.

Travel documents and passports

Copy of the pages of your passport or travel documents for you, your spouse or common-law partner and your

dependent children, showing:

• the passport number,

• date of issue and expiry,

• the photo, name, date and place of birth,

• pages showing any amendments in name, date of birth, expiration, etc.

You must hold a valid regular passport. Diplomatic, official, service or public affairs passports

are not valid for immigration to Canada.

If you live in a country other than your country of nationality, include a photocopy of your visa for the country in which you currently live.

Certificat de Sélection du Québec (CSQ)

Confirmation of Nomination

from the Province that nominated you. Depending on which Province has nominated

you, confirmation of nomination could be a nomination approval letter or other confirmation of nomination from the province.

Proof of Language Proficiency

Since July 1, 2012, most applicants to Provincial/Territorial Nominee classes in semi or low-skilled professions

that fall under National Occupation Classification (NOC) skill level C and D are required to complete a language

proficiency test from one of the following designated agencies:

• IELTS (General Training test only),

• CELPIP (General test only), and/or

• TEF.

You must include a copy of your language test results with your application to CIC.

Identity and Civil Status Documents

You must provide the following documents for you and your spouse or common-law partner:

• Birth certificates;

• Legal documents showing name or date of birth changes (if applicable);

• Marriage certificate(s), final divorce or annulment certificate(s). If married more than once, include certificates from each marriage and divorce or annulment you, your spouse or common-law partner have had;

• Death certificate for former spouse(s) or common-law partner(s) (if applicable);

• National IDs, family/household registry/book (if applicable);

• If you have a common-law partner, complete and include the

Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union

Children's Information (if applicable)

• Children's birth certificates (which name their parents);

• Adoption papers issued by recognized national authorities showing the legal, approved adoption of adopted

dependent children;

• Proof of full custody for children under the age of 18 and proof that the children may be removed from the

jurisdiction of the court;

• If the other parent of your children is not accompanying you to Canada, you must submit a signed

Statutory Declaration from Non-Accompanying Parent/Guardian for Minors Immigrating to Canada

(IMM 5604 - original). You must submit one form for each child and a copy of the non-accompanying parent's photo ID showing their signature;

Definition of dependent children before August 1, 2014

• Proof of continuous full-time studies of all dependent children aged 22 or over, including:

• complete school records/transcripts since attaining age 22;

• letters from the schools indicating the number of hours of classes attended per day, and the number of

days attended per week;

• proof of full financial support by parents since reaching age 22.

Police Certificates and Clearances

You must get a police certificate from each country or territory where you have lived for six or more months in a row since the age of 18. You are strongly encouraged to submit your police certificates with your application to the CIO. If you are unable to obtain all the necessary police certificates, you may still send your application to the CIO without them. However, we strongly recommend that you take steps to obtain your police certificates now to avoid future delays. You must be ready to submit them when requested by an officer.

Note:

Police certificates are generally considered to be valid for one year from date of issue; therefore depending on the processing time of your application, you may be requested to submit new certificates.

Photo Requirements

Include two (2) photos

for each member of your family, whether accompanying or not, and yourself. Follow the

instructions provided in the section How to Complete the Forms of the application guide and in

Appendix A:

Photo Specifications

. Photos must have been taken within six (6) months before application submission.

On the back of one (1) of the photographs, write the name and date of birth of the person who appears in the photo as well as the date the photo was taken. Leave the other photograph blank.

Fee payment in an acceptable format

If we are unable to process your payment, your application will be returned to you.

Do not enclose cash. Consult "Step 3, Pay the Fee" section of the instruction guide for more information about fee payment.

Mailing Your Application

Mail to the CIO in Sydney, Nova Scotia:

• this document checklist,

• your complete application,

• supporting documents required in this checklist, and

• include 2 self-addressed mailing labels:

• one in English or French and

• one in the official language of your country of residence.

Please consult " Step 4, Mail the application" section of the instruction guide for the CIO address and specific instructions on mailing your application

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