Did anyone submit work emails as part of employment proof? If yes, did you hide the data like colleague names, project names etc. in those emails?
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Got an ADR yesterday. They want further proof of employment... any 2 of the following: 2nd reference letter, tax papers, provident funds, medical insurance etc.
So, initially what has been provided, also, are you working for MNC which is having branch in Canada?
I think your application got into in process this week only,plz correct me if I’m wrong, and within 2-3 days you got ADR?
Yes... went into processing on 22nd and got ADR on 23rd.
I gave everything I had. My employer doesn't provide Provident Fund/Medical Insurance services so thinking about 2nd reference letter and new Tax Papers. No MNC... Privately owned local company.
That’s was super fast hopefully once you submit your additional documents as requested you may get nomination soon however I still don’t understand what’s going on with my application, no ADR yet!
Hello everyone,
My timeline is given below:
1) ITA - 17 Oct, 2019
2) Application Submission - 11 Dec
3) Current Status - Application Received
4) NOC - 2171 (Express Entry)
I have been following this thread for a while an think there is a pattern. I could be wrong but I believe the country where an applicant is working is playing a role in the files that are being processes.
Invite others in the forum to provide their views on this. If correct, the group may have one more parameter on which to assess when your application moves to the next stage.
My timeline is given below:
1) ITA - 17 Oct, 2019
2) Application Submission - 11 Dec
3) Current Status - Application Received
4) NOC - 2171 (Express Entry)
I have been following this thread for a while an think there is a pattern. I could be wrong but I believe the country where an applicant is working is playing a role in the files that are being processes.
Invite others in the forum to provide their views on this. If correct, the group may have one more parameter on which to assess when your application moves to the next stage.
Yes, that somewhat factors in, as there is a massive influx of aspiring applicants coming from USA because of Trump's recent changes to immigration.
...but, from what I read on Facebook groups... They are giving preference to applicants who have relatives in Saskatchewan... Hence, the high point requirement in last draw.
Work emails? How does that work? Do I just export 5-6 emails to and from colleagues in PDF format?
Ok so you are the best person who can evaluate your own case, just think about the visa officer what he is trying to see as a proof with regards to work experience, if you are providing any documentation ensure to link that with something solid which plays as a role of proof, just providing documents without clarification might not work, i dont know but i start getting that hint, they become very keen on employment records, might have found some fraud hence they are seeking clarity with each and everyone on work/employment proof, i feel like that so you need to be very careful while providing any fundamental solid proof.
ok that's great than, but you just don't provide the email's you sent, you should be providing them trial email's where several people was involved, and mainly your superiors, also provide them the sample of HR email's where you have requested some sort of help/documents from them and they provided you, best if the work experience certificate you requested from you HR for SNIP application (just a thought).
other than that you can provide them proof on the projects (if you have any) you work for,
Don't take me wrong but the way they are asking your work email's and samples of work means they were not satisfied what you have provided them earlier in your initial documents, so you need to be very much ensure that now the documentation you gonna provide them is very clear so they will gain that confidence by looking your proof and accordingly approve your nomination.
Good Luck.