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That's why I asked the question.

Will your husband be resident in India, or in Canada, when he applies to sponsor you?

I'd suggest you go back & check your profile line by line. Looks like you have data entry errors, somewhere...

For your NOC code: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/noc.asp If the question says "in" Canada, it means in Canada. :)

Oops, quite right!!

Very well said. Thank you!

How rude! And how ignorant! :( :( :( While the OP's account does not apply to *all* immigrants, it's a very realistic view for many, many newcomers. It is also very realistic for many young Canadians. One of my sons & his friends spend the year travelling from one end of the country to the...

BUT, we can't compare this: the U.S. has no PR visa stream which grants PR *without a confirmed job offer* (spouse stream excepted).

So, you don't like seeing/hearing Real Life accounts/experiences? It is NOT always easy to find a job in one's domain, or at the career level one had before immigrating. Sometimes one has to take any job available to make ends meet. I applaud & admire the OP for doing so, & for having the...

A non-scientific survey of people I know who have received ITA includes physicians, skilled tradespeople, (with LMO/LMIA) and an IT (games) person.

Have you checked with the airline? If you are transiting (flight connection, less than 24 hour delay), AND have a valid visa for Canada, probably not.

Your wage should match the median. For other requirements (employer), see: http://www.esdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/foreign_workers/higher_skilled/general//index.shtml In particular, point 2. Requirements

:). To you & me, maybe! I was in pedantic mode when I replied ;) Too often I see people half-read a reply & misinterprete it leading to wild flights of fantasy ...

You can apply "Outland", while "in" Canada, but visa office depends on your country of origin, you don't get to pick the one with the shortest processing time! Lots of information on the family board here.

In a nutshell, it's the total number of points that count. There's no weighting, for particular skills/experience etc. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/index.asp http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/employers/express-entry-presentation-briefing.asp

It will not.

Yes, of course, & thank you. I forgot to specify that :)

I'm not an expert, but I don't believe it has any relevance to immigration. Use it for your tax returns.

Curious to know where this is requested, but if it is, it's an employment-related document, relevant for income tax returns. It has nothing to do with banking.

Are you an employee of the company? Or are you an independent contractor? Did you work for the company in Canada, and did the company then transfer you abroad?