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If your education is outside Canada then you are required to provide ECA for all your post high school graduation education.

Hi, if you are outlander, then you may not have the certificate. It is a wise idea to put up a letter to explain your intention of becoming a member once you are in Canada.

If that is the situation, I would advise to quickly create a new profile and wait for next NOI from Alberta. As with your current NOI you may not be able to proceed since your EE profile has expired.

Seems like you missed the IRCC announcement mail about the changes in settlement fund. As per my understanding NOI will be sent to the specific EE Profile that you have created. Since your EE Profile is expired, I am afraid that you cannot proceed with the current NOI that you have. It is better...

If your NOC is regulated, your answer to that question should be "Yes" , as that NOC is regulated in Alberta. Please don't worry about this much at this time as you are outside Canada. But, please do note that once you are in Canada, you may have to take up necessary certification if you have to...

It depends whether your NOC is in demand or not and your connections to Alberta. You may check if your NOC is in demand or not from the below link. https://alis.alberta.ca/occinfo/occupations-in-alberta/occupations-in-demand/

Since the assessing office has specifically asked to provide siblings details, it's better to provide the details of the sibling living in Canada - although it was not mentioned in the AINP document check list.

Graduation from Canada college will not guarantee a NOI from Alberta, however you may not have to complete the education equivalency formalities (ECA ).

Yes, that's all what you can do now.

Personally, I think it should not affect your PR application process, as you may have a valid reason for choosing another country for your further studies.

You may check it by yourself from the below website. https://alis.alberta.ca/occinfo/occupations-in-alberta/occupations-in-demand/

Digital signatures are be fine as long as the contact details of the person signing on the document is available. You may attach explanation letter for not able to obtain original sign. In some cases IRCC may contact the company to verify the sanctity of the document.

Did you mention in the EE profile that you have a sibling in Alberta. If yes, then you may have to provide the address details and other information for them to evaluate your application.

Extract from AINP Documents check list : - Candidate only: • Upload reference letter(s) for:  your current employment  your previous employment from Canada and outside of Canada (if applicable). All reference letter(s) must be signed by a manager or supervisor from the company. All...

1. Provincial clearance : This is something which I have heard from someone. It makes lot of sense, otherwise the provinces have no reason to nominate outlander. So please do check it if you have some source. 2. If one gets PR through FSW route, then he/she is free to move to any province...

Did you submit the reference letter from your current employer when you submitted your application on 27th August 2021 ?

Pre-Covid it used to happen within 6 months time. With the current pandemic situation it is very uncertain.

Congrats for receiving Alberta NOI. Hope the below information helps. 1. Primary NOC - Authorities use this NOC to gauge your eligibility for immigration and the PNP nomination. Once you are in Canada you can choose any job that you want and not necessary that you need to be in same NOC. So no...

Congrats on becoming parent. Whenever there is change in the status, the candidate is expected to update it in EE profile. Settlement funds will vary depending on your family size. Refer below website link to know more about the settlement funds...

In fact they had three draws !