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You would need to provide letters for every employer from whom you're claiming work experience, so, yes, essentially, you'll need to get 20 letters. You might need to provide more information to us about the nature of your work, if you want the forum's help in determining how you should proceed...

Yes, if you studied there after you turned 18, and were physically present in the country (i.e. not distance-education) then generally you will need a police certificate - it doesn't matter what your purpose was for being there. As long as you were there, cumulatively, for 6 months, at any point...

Yeah I just realized there are more than one conversion table on IRCC's website and the second one I found is a little confusing. I've always used this one though... http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/language/charts.asp

When I checked the conversion table, it says a 7 in IELTS writing is CLB 9... maybe I read it wrong though...

Hey clguy, I just responded to you by private message.

I agree with DEEPCUR; because you've already almost maxed out your IELTS, it will be harder for you than others to increase your score, and the feasibility of learning French, from scratch, well enough to get decent enough scores on the TEF (the IELTS for French) is low. You mentioned that...

Hi yfhossain, Welcome to the forum! Are you planning to pursue a provincial nomination? Because, if not, your NOC can't increase your likelihood of getting an ITA; all NOC Codes (assuming they're Skill-type/Level 0, A, or B) are treated the same under Express Entry. If you are planning to...

Hi expr.entr.questions.2017 For any document you're submitting that requires an address, you can use the address of your local Canadian embassy or consulate for the letters. IRCC doesn't care.

Hi prcareesuccess, Welcome aboard! This forum is a wonderful resource and persons here are always willing to help if you ask. Make sure you read through as many threads on the forum though (especially the 'Stickies') or search for topics before posting a question and opening a new thread. In...

I think the birth certificate is preferred (that's what I used) as evidence of parental relationships in Canada (since Canada doesn't normally list information such as parents, addresses, etc. in their own passports), but I think I remember seeing accounts from other persons on the forum of...

You are awesome! Thanks!

Thanks; I copied and pasted and forgot to edit. I don't see the part about student employment not being applicable under CEC on CIC's website; can you point me to that so I can update my records? (I'm preparing a guide to help some friends of mine with their application).

I'm not sure where you heard that work experience before you graduate doesn't count. As long as the work experience meets other criteria (see below), then it counts, as far as I am aware: Criteria for work experience under Federal Skilled Workers programme: at least one (1) year of FULL-TIME...

Not sure, but did you try submitting the Master's Degree for evaluation on it's own (although you'll have to do another application and pay another fee)? It sounds like they gave the Bachelor's Degree priority for some reason and gave you the report based on the Bachelors Degree, instead of...

Yes, definitely include all of those supplementary documents you outlined. A letter of explanation is only necessary if you're worried that IRCC needs clarification on something; in this case, the notarized letter from your manager and the additional documents you outlined should suffice on...

It won't raise eyebrows - you're allowed to edit the information in your application, even if it conflicts with your profile - in fact, you should. It is our responsibility to ensure everything we submit is accurate, even if that means having a discrepancy between your EE profile and your eAPR...

If the 2 designations have 2 different NOC Codes, you'll need to split them up but, since you are asking about your work experience letters, it means you haven't submitted your application as yet, so you can always go and revise the application to account for the 2 different designations in 2...

Please read below for some common reasons for profile ineligibility - maybe one of them applies to you and can help you solve your problem: Common Reasons for Express Entry Profile Ineligibility This guide is only relevant to persons who expect to be eligible under the Federal Skilled Workers...

I'm not sure if I understand your context or your questions clearly, but I'll try my best to answer: 1) There is no limitation, per se, on accompanying spouses, except that they have to land alongside or after the principal applicant; they can't land before. Once the accompanying dependents land...

It should, hopefully. It's not exactly what IRCC asks for but it's certainly better than nothing.