As TanakaM said, you are fine. They won't start processing your case unless they received all your documents. So If you send your US docs first, and India docs later, they'll simply hang onto your US docs. 3-4 weeks processing time is after they have received all your documents.
Express Entry Step by step instructions.
- Thread starter keerthiv
- Start date
It is required. It is the total amount of time spent in a country since the age of 18 NOT the continuous period.
Experts, please help us here. We are in process of creating our profile and getting ECA done. I needed opinions if we can do this:
1. Application1 - Create an application with my husband as the primary applicant. Our education evaluation for both is done by WES. This way we are in the queue and we can try for PNP nomination.
2. Application 2- I have an SCDL diploma which I am now planning to get evaluated by IQAS. This is time-consuming and gets confusing. If my diploma is recognized I can become primary and get more points for age.
- Do I need to get my bachelors - 3 years from India also again evaluated by IQAS?
- Do we need to update application 1 with my new credential?
- Is this allowed that we have two applications? Or we need to withdraw one?
1. Application1 - Create an application with my husband as the primary applicant. Our education evaluation for both is done by WES. This way we are in the queue and we can try for PNP nomination.
2. Application 2- I have an SCDL diploma which I am now planning to get evaluated by IQAS. This is time-consuming and gets confusing. If my diploma is recognized I can become primary and get more points for age.
- Do I need to get my bachelors - 3 years from India also again evaluated by IQAS?
- Do we need to update application 1 with my new credential?
- Is this allowed that we have two applications? Or we need to withdraw one?
Hi, I am bit of confused about CRS calculate. What is the different in Work Experience between
1) In the last ten years, how many years of skilled work experience in Canada do you have? and
2) It must have been paid, full-time (or an equal amount in part-time), and in only one occupation (NOC skill type 0, A or B).
Can you please explain this? as i understood, we have to add Canadian exp in (1) and add Canadian + foreign work exp in (2)
For i.e if i have 1 year Canadian exp then i should add 1 year in (1). and if i have 2 years foreign exp then i supposed to add (1+2=3 years) in (2).
Please advise.
Thanks in advance.
Pankil
Oh no, you may have applied for the wrong evaluation my friend. You definitely need one that says "Educational credential assessment....."
Hi,
In the Education History should i specify complete academic years?
10 years schooling + 2 years intermediate + 4 years bachelors + 2 years Masters(Master degree is WES Assessed)
is this correct?
and one more how can I convert my IELTS score (R:7 L:6 W:6 S:6.5) into CLB? what is the CLB score for me?
thanks in advance.............
In the Education History should i specify complete academic years?
10 years schooling + 2 years intermediate + 4 years bachelors + 2 years Masters(Master degree is WES Assessed)
is this correct?
and one more how can I convert my IELTS score (R:7 L:6 W:6 S:6.5) into CLB? what is the CLB score for me?
thanks in advance.............
Thank you so much for replying. One question can you help me understand how does this ECA work in EE profile? I update the information i get from WES on my college degree and then I further update IQAS evaluation on my profile as and when I get it?
No, WES and IQAS do the same thing. You can choose who you want to be assessed by. No need for both to do it.
In the EE profile, when you enter each credential, the system will ask you for an ECA reference number, which will be on the ECA report you get. If you have many credentials they can be assessed by different accredited bodies without a problem.
Read through these:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=681&top=29
Proof of studies: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp
Hope that helps.
Hi,
1) Yes, if it asks for the total.
2) https://ieltscanadatest.com/test-results/ielts-and-clb/
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/language/charts.asp
All the best
1) In my education history I provided 4 years Bachelors + 2 years Masters, and I got both of them accessed by WES which said Canadian Master's equivalent
2) R7, L6, W6, S6.5 will result in a lower CRS score. You need at least L8 and 7.5 or more in other sections to see a jump of 50 or so points in your CRS.
3) So long as your CRS is above 450 you can be rest assured that given the current trends you'll get ITA