IMMIGRATION INTERVIEW AUDIO SAMPLES

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O. - Immigration Officer.
Ap. - Applicant.
 

PART #1

Sound file for Windows 95: Win95. Part 1. (178 KB)
The same text in a better quality sound file for Windows XP, 2000, NT and Windows 95/98: WinNT/9x. Part 1. (476 KB)

O. Good afternoon. My name is Betsy Smith. I am an Immigration Officer and I will be considering your Application for Permanent Residence in Canada. How are you today?
Ap. I am good, thank you.

O. Well then, let's begin.
Ap. Ok, I am ready when you are.

O. What is your full name?
Ap. My name is Alexander Ivanovich Dubroff.

O. Have you ever changed your name?
Ap. No, I have not.

O. Are you married, Mr. Dubroff?
Ap. Yes, I am happily married for the last 5 years.

O. Have you ever been married before?
Ap. No, I have not. This is the first marriage for both of us, my wife and myself.

O. Do you have any children?
Ap. Yes, we do. We have two children. Our son Vitalik is 4 and our daughter Sasha is 2.

O. Do you have any children out of your present marriage?
Ap. No we don't have any kids out of our marriage.
 

PART #2

Sound file for Windows 95: Win95. Part 2. (187 KB)
The same text in a better quality sound file for Windows XP, 2000, NT and Windows 95/98: WinNT/9x. Part 2. (512 KB)

O. Why did you decide to immigrate to Canada?
Ap. I want a better future for my family and my children in a safe and prosperous environment. I always had a fascination with the country and the culture. I know that Canada historicaly is a country of immigrants and I believe with my skills and qualifications I will be able to successfully settle down and find a good job. I am a very result oriented individual and I am looking forward to all the opportunities I know I will find in Canada.

O. What is your intended occupation in Canada?
Ap. I am applying as a professional computer programmer. My work experience and professional skills are highlighted in my application form. Here is my resume. And I have also included some reference letters from my current and previous employers.

O. Let's do one thing at a time. Can I see your Work book, please?
Ap. Here you are.
O. Thank you.
 

PART #3

Sound file for Windows 95: Win95. Part 3. (195 KB)
The same text in a better quality sound file for Windows XP, 2000, NT and Windows 95/98: WinNT/9x. Part 3. (541 KB)

O. According to your Diploma you are an Engineer, not a computer programmer.
Ap. At the University I was majoring in Electrical Engineering. However, for 2 straignt years before the graduation I was taking specialized computer programming courses as a part of my study. I have some credits which are recorded in my academic transcript. While studing at the University (in my 3-rd year) I applied for internship to a local Computer Center and was accepted shortly after. There I gained some very valuable hands-on experience and learned some programming languages and their practical application. After graduation I have been studying on my own. I wrote a few exams, and now I am officially certified by Novell and Microsoft.

O. Microsoft? Very good... Have you ever worked as a programmer?
Ap. Yes, I have. In fact all my working experience I worked as a Computer Specialist.
 

PART #4

Sound file for Windows 95: Win95. Part 4. (124 KB)
The same text in a better quality sound file for Windows XP, 2000, NT and Windows 95/98: WinNT/9x. Part 4. (340 KB)

O. Could you please describe what it is that you do? Do your duties at your current work involve computing and programming?
Ap. I develop computer programs. I design custom business solution, write code, debug and test them. I use C++ on Windows NT, Windows 98 and Linux.

O. Where did you study English?
Ap. English was one of the subjects I took at the University. When you deal with the new technologies, and especially computers, you have to be able to read and understand English to be on top of the latest developments in the business. I took some English Language Classes.
 

PART #5

Sound file for Windows 95: Win95. Part 5. (177 KB)
The same text in a better quality sound file for Windows XP, 2000, NT and Windows 95/98: WinNT/9x. Part 5. (457 KB)

O. Have you ever been abroad?
Ap. My wife and I went to Germany last year.

O. What was the purpose of this trip?
Ap. We went to visit a friend of ours who lives in Munich.

O. Ok. Let's get back to your application. Your Application and the rest of your papers are very well prepared and translated. Did anyone help you in your preparation?
Ap. Well, all the necessary information is available on the Internet. I used the Application Form and the Guide for an Independent Applicant from the official web site of Immigration Canada. As for translation of my documents, I chose to use a Certified Translator who lives in Canada, after considering several places. I believe his qualification and experience as well as the knowledge of Russian culture and specifics helped him to translate my documents in the most accurate way.
 

PART #6

Sound file for Windows 95: Win95. Part 6. (206 KB)
The same text in a better quality sound file for Windows XP, 2000, NT and Windows 95/98: WinNT/9x. Part 6. (561 KB)

O. How are you going to look for a job in Canada?
Ap. I am going to use all the available means to find the job. I will actively use internet and the internet newsgroups. A lot of computer comanies put job openings on the Internet. I will be checking Classified Ads in the local media and I will be sending my resumes to all the prospective employers in the area. I am going to keep a close contact with the recruiting companies since they proved to help a lot of professionals. Also, I have really good references and I hope that they will help me to find the right position soon. In other words I have a very clear strategy of finding the job according to my skills in a very short time.

O. We will review your application, Mr. Dubroff. We will mail you the results in about 2 months.
Ap. Thank you very much. It was very nice meeting you and we are looking forward to receiving a positive answer.

O. Thank you, good bye.
Ap. Good bye.