First of all, +1 to you for the time and effort.
This could a bible for many of us. Thank you so much!!![/QUOTE]
You are the best. But i have the impression its a 2 years process. However i will start right away
Express Entry in a nutshell
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This could a bible for many of us. Thank you so much!!![/QUOTE]
You are the best. But i have the impression its a 2 years process. However i will start right away
Not necessarily. It really depends. Direct ITA vs PNP, number of countries you've visited (and the number of PCC s), getting picked for random security/quality checks etc .
My nomination printed took 11 months but post ITA, I got my application approved in exactly 4 months .
Unfortunately, there's no way to know how long it would take.
I would recommend applying for GCMS notes to see what exactly is going on with the application! While I understand the frustration and the agony, you have to try and be a little patient ( Trust me, I had to go through agonizing wait times as well - constantly being worried about the application never helps).
Wish you good luck and all the very best!
Hi,
Why don't you just transfer all the funds to your husband's account and submit proof of the transaction + an affidavit stating that you have transferred the funds for immigration purposes? No need to convert your accounts to joint accounts.
After that, if you still don't have the required funds, your parents or sibling can give you a gift deed and deposit funds into your husband's account as opposed to your's. This is acceptable.
All the best
AFTER you complete 2 full years of part-time experience AND you are able to obtain a reference letter with duties that match the duties under the NOC that you choose, you should be good.
Remember that your roles should fall under under NOC category 0, A or B.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=375&top=29
Hi all
I am from India currently reside in UAE, planning to migrate to Canada, I visited many cunsultencies, can someone please suggest me which is more effective applying through cunsultency or by myself.
And also I would like to know if we apply through cunsultency what they do from start to end.
If I do by my self what are the steps from start to end.
Thanks in advance.
I am from India currently reside in UAE, planning to migrate to Canada, I visited many cunsultencies, can someone please suggest me which is more effective applying through cunsultency or by myself.
And also I would like to know if we apply through cunsultency what they do from start to end.
If I do by my self what are the steps from start to end.
Thanks in advance.
Read the first post in this thread. Plus, you can do it yourself if you can research things and apply. The first post in this thread should give you an overview of how the process works.
Please I want to ask. I am a doctor by profession and I am trying to apply for the express entry FSW. I got a job offer but it's not related to my profession. I want to ask if a job offer in Canada must be related to my field. Please help I am confuse. Getting a job offer is the only way I can boost my points in the pool
To claim points for a job offer, what you need is a ''Qualified Job Offer". What that means is that the job offer must be backed by a positive LMIA; which is a rather difficult and expensive process for the employer and is usually done only when they are not able to find local talent. A job offer that is not backed by a LMIA doesn't give you any points.
Must this
must the job offer that is backed up by LMIA fall within my profession?
No. However, the duties must match the duties listed under a NOC belonging to category 0, A or B.
Hello all.....m in post-ITA stage....i hv a previous government job for which i m not claiming points , hence, mentioned it in personal history... Do i need to provide any proof w.r.t. that job??? plz reply..its urgent....