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Well... Technically anything above 30 hours per week shouldn't matter, as that's what CIC is looking for. Does your T4 have an actual amount of hours worked? Or are you talking about your pay stubs? If you are salaried, it shouldn't make a difference. If you are paid hourly, I would consider...

Yeah... In that case is a little bit more complicated because as mentioned above you are not meant to be co-op if you are not a student

1) Getting PNP will put you above the threshold for the draw, so you don't need those extra CRS points. 2) You don't have to claim points for your brother if you don't want to. You will still include him as your brother, but not claiming any points for him being in Canada. 3) No one would get...

Co-op from September to December, and Intern from January until Aug? That's how I would consider it, but that's just me. It would really depend on your reference letter from your employer

It took 24 hours for mine to show up. Cheers!

I called IRCC and they said that as long as the police certificate is less than 6 months old at the time we submit our application, we are good to go! Thanks everybody for their input.

Interesting... because of https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/about.html: If you need a police certificate from a country or territory and are currently living there, or received the police certificate before leaving...

Yeah, it's confusing, but the second question only refers to out of Canada experience.

So for police certificate, my partner is back in her home country right now. She will get it over there (let's say, it will say 15/02/18), and she will be back in Canada around March 20. As the PCC is less than 6 months old, it should still work right? Thanks, and sorry for so many questions!

Thanks! That's what I was leaning to. Should I still include it in the LOE, or is it expected that I don't include anything related to it if I mark it as non-ECA? Thanks again.

If I'm not claiming points for foreign education (got master's in Canada, have bachelor's from back home), can I safely remove it from Education history, and just mention it in personal activities? Thanks.

Thank you! I am planning on providing the following letter: February 2, 2018 Re: Police Certificate for <Name> To Whom It May Concern, As I, <Name>, have not lived outside Canada for a total of six months or more since the age of 18, I am not providing a police certificate for my time in...

Agree. 2174 looks like a better fit.

Hello experts! Quick question: I studied in Canada under an award that required me to go back home, so I said yes in the following: Did **** study in Canada based on an award that required them to go back to their home country to apply their knowledge and skills? This includes some awards from...

If you got invitation for PNP, just start preparing all the documents and monitor the next couple of draws. If you get ITA then just go for that, otherwise you have your plan B.

Ministerial Instructions respecting invitations to apply for permanent residence under the Express Entry system – February 7, 2018 No program specified See full text of Ministerial Instruction Number of invitations issued: 3,000Footnote* Rank required to be invited to apply: 3,000th or above...

MPNP = Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program. You get provincial nomination and you get 600 points for the EE draw, yes.

I’m currently sitting at 451 points. I hope the cutoff next week, if they don’t do draw today, isn’t too high :(

Hello, I'm in the process of gathering all required documents in preparation of possibly getting an ITA for under CEC. One of the documents required is "police certificate". I don't know if I need to submit one as I moved to Canada under a Study Permit about a month before my 18th birthday...