Ray of Hope - CEC

[vicecarloans]

no i can't

i do not have enough proof to back the points. if that makes any sense

I see. Well next time score can go as low as 450 so you should be okay.

 

[zupermarn]

I see. Well next time score can go as low as 450 so you should be okay.

That's what i'm thinking...

Also, do you think i should use a lawyer?

 

[vicecarloans]

That's what i'm thinking...

Also, do you think i should use a lawyer?

I have a legal advisor and most people I know sign up with lawyers for immigration. If you can afford one (usually 2-3k upon profile submission), I don't see why not since immigration is an important thing and you want to get it right the first try.
Things to note, some important papers (they usually ask to fill out timesheet, payrolls, LOE etc.) are your effort and you provide them that. They, at least mine, could help you by providing guidance (review LOE, NOC, your legal docs etc)...Then submit and monitor your profile up until you get your PR.
Good to ask your legal advisor what their success rate is like and how many profiles they have work with.

 

[zupermarn]

I have a legal advisor and most people I know sign up with lawyers for immigration. If you can afford one (usually 2-3k upon profile submission), I don't see why not since immigration is an important thing and you want to get it right the first try.
Things to note, some important papers (they usually ask to fill out timesheet, payrolls, LOE etc.) are your effort and you provide them that. They, at least mine, could help you by providing guidance (review LOE, NOC, your legal docs etc)...Then submit and monitor your profile up until you get your PR.
Good to ask your legal advisor what their success rate is like and how many profiles they have work with.

alright.. i might consider it.

Thank you

 

[akhil994]

no i can't

i do not have enough proof to back the points. if that makes any sense

You can wait and submit your documents post completing your work experience. IRCC knows this and have clarified it as well

 

[zupermarn]

You can wait and submit your documents post completing your work experience. IRCC knows this and have clarified it as well

can you please send a link to where they clarified this?

because i'm still thinking of declining the ITA, I'm just so confused right now

 

[akhil994]

can you please send a link to where they clarified this?

because i'm still thinking of declining the ITA, I'm just so confused right now

You can refer to this link :

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1303658508949352449

 

[zupermarn]

You can refer to this link :

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1303658508949352449

Alright. Thanks

 

[zupermarn]

I just got my ITA guys!!!!!!!

 

[vicecarloans]

I just got my ITA guys!!!!!!!

Gonna congratulate you again hahaha

 

[zupermarn]

Gonna congratulate you again hahaha

hahhah. Thank you

I came back to this thread cause I created it!