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In that case then, I'm sure you'll be good to go! :) And no bother at all; we're all here to help each other!

I wish I could provide you with some information but this request seems very...puzzling (hopefully someone else on the forum has seen it before...) I've never applied for a student visa in Canada myself and, even before I read your last statement, as I was reading it your post, the first thing...

I don't think the type of currency matters; just as long as the funds you're claiming for settlement purposes are available to you and, can be transferred to and used in Canada when the times comes (which probably will entail being able to convert said currency to Canadian dollars)...

A fellow CELPIP Sitter! Doesn't seem like there's a lot of us on this forum! Best of luck to you! I requested a re-evaluation on my writing score but it didn't get changed :(. But I sincerely hope you will have better luck :)! (And if it doesn't, don't feel bad at all; I'm a native speaker (in...

I apologize if my tone came across as though I was trying to discourage or lecture Senthil. I was just trying to answer his/her question and explain my reasoning behind my answer, but I will review my tone for future posts. But I do hope you got my point as well.

It may be a call center agent, but the call center agent has other calls that likely take priority and that are being delayed or overlooked when we bombard them with less necessary calls - for example, they should be dealing with calls from the poor people who have been waiting 6 months, 10...

Job Title (i.e. manager or assistant manager) isn't relevant - what's relevant is whether or not you complete 75% of more of the job functions highlighted in the NOC Code, and there isn't any other NOC Code that more closely matches your job. You said you do more than what is mentioned in the...

1) One letter will suffice, as long as the two terms of employment are clearly outlined in the letter 2) Shouldn't be a concern; salary isn't what matters - it's the job duties and responsibilities that matter. If IRCC has doubts that you performed the duties at the level you claimed (because...

Why would this be misrepresentation? You're not lying about anything. You're overthinking things. :) If you can get a new letter, get a new letter. If not, use the letter you have, and if you're uncertain it's adequate, provide supplemental documents to help make your case stronger, such as pay...

Look again, the webform allows for multiple activities including submitting documents.

I don't know if this helps at all but, in my application, the field to upload my proof of my relationship to my Canadian family member was called 'Family Member Proof of Status', not 'Proof of Relationship'

Hi senthil4u, IP2 is supposedly when eligibility reviews are finalized (when they check to make sure you were actually eligible to apply under Express Entry, and your CRS Score was legitimate), and when the background check (security assessment) is conducted. And I know it's not necessarily my...

It won't be lying to remove her; however, if you are an FSW candidate (and not CEC or FST) you need to figure out if you still remain eligible (i.e. still have 67 or more points on the FSW eligibility index) if you remove her from your application, which will subtract 5 points from your FSW...

Are you currently in Canada now, given that you lost your student visa in 2016 (I assume, based on what you told us)? If you are in Canada, under what status are you? Because that might be relevant to your campaign... Determining Your Eligibility for Express Entry The first thing you need to...

You do not need to meet the 'employment requirements' in order to claim an NOC. You just need to prove (through an employment reference letter that details your job duties and responsibilities), that you have actually been performing those duties for the time period stated.

IRCC won't take any harsh steps against someone for declining an ITA, BUT... ...We need more information than you've given us. What is the difference that this 'new information' will result in between your EE Profile and your eAPR (your PR application)? You can't make changes to your Express...

Your question is probably best asked on a forum dedicated to student visas (this is a forum for persons applying for permanent residency through Express Entry). My basic understanding is that persons on student visas are allowed to work for a maximum of 20 hours per week, but I don't know if...

A lot of people try to arrange employment in Canada to boost their CRS Score when they are applying for Permanent Residency, or because they'd prefer to have a job before they officially try to move to Canada, but, for most of us, this is fairly unachievable, unless you currently work for an...

To echo DelPiero, it should count as long as it's NOC 0, A, or B. Don't search in the NOC List using the job title. Put in other relevant key terms (e.g. Chemical Engineering), until you find an NOC with job duties that match yours. It's not about the job title; only the job duties matter.

Hi soulseeker, It doesn't matter if you have to change information so it's discrepant between your EE Profile and your eAPR, as long as it doesn't affect your CRS Score to the point where it drops below your Draws CRS Cut-off. What you've described doesn't change how many years of experience...