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You both are basically correct. If you fulfill FSWP eligibility, then you can register in EE. But if your job is without LMIA, you cannot claim 600 points against the job. Having an offer is not mandatory too, neither is having a job with LMIA. But those missed 600 points are a sure-shot ITA.

Can the certificate be used for both the traditional CEC route (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/provincial/apply-how.asp) and EE?

CEC guidelines for provincial nominees:- http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2014-12-01.asp#8 SINP will publish the criteria for EE on January 2, 2015. http://www.economy.gov.sk.ca/immigration/express-entry More criterias/news will be added as other provinces start...

haha this is a boiling hot topic here. Majority of the forum members think that to get 600 points you have to have LMIA, no matter if you are on PGWP or not. My personal opinion lies somewhere in the middle, because of the CEC category conditions; but I would not count on it. Safest way to get...

You cannot apply without IELTS/CELPIP. Get your ECA done for bachelors degree.

I also think so that LMIA is needed. I was just curious about the gazette language.

Man, this is what I want clarification on. In the Gazette, where they publish full rules, they state some conditions to be fulfilled. I dug the relevant clauses and tried to find an answer. But no, all I got was hostility. Exactly, chiding others who are struggling tells you about his...

http://www.immigratemanitoba.com/apply-to-mpnp/mpnp-eligibility/ Read this and understand for yourself.

What a cheerful personality you are, sir. I am sure persons who enjoy your company over warm tea and cookies and maybe share festivals with you are plentiful. Christmas cheer to you too, Marcus. Back to the thread:- Does not only the clause (a) and (b) apply to the PGWP students?

Contributions that I have raised my points against, and then you resorted with your useless agenda. I have an argument and made it clear in the subsequent post, the reply to which was your useless and unhelpful rant. I am not interested in your evaluation at all. I am also not bound by...

Yeah, you are fine. You have the nomination too, which can also be used for EE.

Well, only one way to know then. I am debating, because I am flexible in my position. I have no dog in this race. I saw something, I asked. You are the one who is shirking away and just casting aspersions now. Why even bother replying if you have no useful contribution to make to the thread...

The language on CIC website suggests that having the 600 points is a guaranteed entry for ITA. Beyond that, nobody knows what will be the cut-off. Make sure, you are eligible to get those 600 points. PNP nomination or either a job with LMIA.

I am just debating you about the legalese. If you cannot clarify the points that you believe to be true, that is your position to take. This forum exists for clarifications, and not for morbid curiosity to feed off of other doubts and desperation. What makes you think you are the only one...

Aren't you just full of yourself. Let's just debate without getting personal and pandering "denial" at every other chance you get. Can you show why the clauses do not apply to people who are already in Canada? The full paragraph for (c), (d) is:- (c) and (d) clause are applicable to people...

You are quite vitriolic and caustic indeed. Now let's follow the rulebook plainly here. The important/relevant points mentioned here are, and as you also bolded them:- job offer ... and that is supported by an opinion referred to in subparagraph 82(2)(c)(ii) of the Regulations that was provided...

They do not have a blacklist of any NOC. All NOCs can apply. Just satisfy criteria of CEC/FSWP.

Man, I don't want to be harsh but questions like these are why consultants rake so much money. Just go through the online webpages once. 1) First language will be whatever YOU designate as your first official language. Not the mother tongue, but whatever you choose your first language to be...

If you have nomination, you will be awarded 600 points. Read 8 and 9. cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2014-12-01.asp#8 Basically PNP is a sureshot entry, provided that you fulfill requirements for FSWP or CEC. And yes, the original poster does not meet the requirement because he...

I would suggest NAIT to actually find employment in Alberta. Concordia University College of Alberta is in fact a college; and carries nearly nil value in job situations here. Even with a diploma from NAIT you will get employed because employers actually and actively visit NAIT to recruit. NAIT...