If in your shoes, I would have: 1. Sent an email to your HR / helpdesk etc OR raise a ticket with them (whatever is available) and they would confirmed the discrepancy and they can't change it etc. i.e. some rationale. Use that reply with my submission for OINP. 2. If that's not possible (only if not) then anyway give an explanation in writing (being the first job it shouldn't be a problem, assuming OINP is about last 1 year's exp.)
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I raised a ticket to the HR team, but they cannot provide any explanation in writing. Ontario considers last one year's experience and the discrepancy with my job tile is during last year itself. Can I just skip submitting my offer letter altogether since it's not mentioned explicitly on the OINP website? Any other supporting documents that can replace it?
As they just need employment reference letter and then offer letter is anyway creating discrepancy, why are you thinking of submitting the offer letter in the first place? Just curious.
My consultant suggested those are required as supporting documents for reference letters. In case any alternatives are possible, please let me know. Anyone who has gone through the OINP process successfully, please suggest if offer letters are mandatory or not?
Hi can you please tell me what all documents you submitted for work experience apart from reference letters and salary slips?
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Search the forum you'll find lots that have managed without reference letters or check Dream Abroad channel on YouTube
They accept bank statements shows deposits.. Go to application portal its all written there
Hi Guys,
I have received NOI from Ontario but have a small concern
My work experience of Software Engineer is from 6th July 2015 to 24th June 2016. It falls short of 1 whole continuous year by 10 days (5 working days)
I hope this won't be an issue
Anyone else in a similar situation?
I have received NOI from Ontario but have a small concern
My work experience of Software Engineer is from 6th July 2015 to 24th June 2016. It falls short of 1 whole continuous year by 10 days (5 working days)
I hope this won't be an issue
Anyone else in a similar situation?
Hi,
May I ask the opinion of the house on the below scenario:
I am working for company XYZ since 2013 and my job duties belong to 2 different NOCs(2173 & 2171). However, in my EE profile, I have mentioned only the NOC 2171 for the whole experience at XYZ. Now, what I want to ask is: whether I can enter my experience as 2 work entries in EE profile? Though, my designation and employer remained the same throughout.
In other words, I am thinking to break my 6+ years of experience as 4+2. 4 years: 2173 and 2 years: 2171.
Although, XYZ might issue me the reference letter mentioning all the job duties in a single bullet list(without mentioning the duration of each type of responsibilities I have here)
Would it be any problem for me? especially, changing the NOC code now when OINP is issuing NOIs to the one NOC I am changing to?
Your thoughts, please? I am in desperate need of guidance for this confusion as it could make or break my case completely if OINP issues more draws at lower CRS.
May I ask the opinion of the house on the below scenario:
I am working for company XYZ since 2013 and my job duties belong to 2 different NOCs(2173 & 2171). However, in my EE profile, I have mentioned only the NOC 2171 for the whole experience at XYZ. Now, what I want to ask is: whether I can enter my experience as 2 work entries in EE profile? Though, my designation and employer remained the same throughout.
In other words, I am thinking to break my 6+ years of experience as 4+2. 4 years: 2173 and 2 years: 2171.
Although, XYZ might issue me the reference letter mentioning all the job duties in a single bullet list(without mentioning the duration of each type of responsibilities I have here)
Would it be any problem for me? especially, changing the NOC code now when OINP is issuing NOIs to the one NOC I am changing to?
Your thoughts, please? I am in desperate need of guidance for this confusion as it could make or break my case completely if OINP issues more draws at lower CRS.