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He can apply if he has up to 1 full year of work experience in a Skill 0 or A or B profession. (note: skill 0= Management jobs , A= Professional jobs, B = skilled trades). Express entry is not restricted to specific occupations and his educational degree does not need to match his work...

Yes, you can select "two or more certificates....." option

Hello, Select your educational credential based on what is said in the "CANADIAN EQUIVALENT SUMMARY" section of your WES ECA report. You can see this summary as the first line of your ECA report. (you can paste it here if you need any help on it) Hope this helps

Thanks Asivad

i have heard from some others who say "express entry" is the right option

You do not need to add payslips; it's not mandatory.

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Thanks stanger, In your CSE did you also select "express entry" as your type of application, or did you select "permanent residence - federal skilled worker"?

GCMS document basically shows a log of remarks, reviews and actions taken by visa officers on your submitted application to CIC. Yes you can apply for GCMS notes as an outland applicant; use visafile.info OR gcmsnow.com (costs up to $25) There is NO fixed rule of law when to apply for GCMS...

Thanks Stanlee, have u ever created a CSE before? did you get a confirmation of receipt of new documents with your CSE when you selected "express entry" as the type of application. If yes, how many days after submitting the CSE did you get a confirmation.

When creating a CSE, what should we select as the type of application "express entry" OR "overseas permanent residence- federal skilled worker"

I was just wondering the same question. For a CSE is it ok to choose "express entry" OR "overseas permanent residence- federal skilled worker" Anyone? :o

That was really fast processing ;) did you order your GCMS directly from CIC or through a third party like visafile.info? Excellent progress on your file, eligibility "met" means it has already been passed, IF all goes well and your security passes then you would be getting your PPR. Just so...

As others have said, due date doesnt mean much; visa officers can extend it as they wish. I know two EE applicants who received their PPR long before the due date.

Hi, If you live INside Canada, you can order your GCMS notes on the official link https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do?lang=en If you live OUTside Canada you can order them on visafile.info or gcmsnow.com You are entitled to apply for your GCMS notes at anytime, however it is...

since you are at 395 points, then a better IELTS score will help you get an invitation for ONTARIO PNP. You can aim for the following scores in IELTS; Listening-8.5, Reading-8.0, Writing-7.5 and Speaking-7.5. This will give u an added 12 points to your score which will help. Also, have a look...

395 is quite low, Ontario PNP invitations are usually given to scores of 400 and above. Have a look at this link which shows all the other provinces and their requirements, see if you have a chance there. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/provincial/apply-who.asp Also, can you paste...

Call the test centre and ask for a follow-up, it usually doesnt take more than 8 weeks.

You will get the maximum CRS points with 3 years of work experience. Anything more than that is up to you, the main thing here is to provide a reference letter (which meets CIC requirements) for each job you list in the work experience section. So the more jobs you list, the more reference...