Search results

Paystubs are not required but may be requested later on if they're not happy with your reference letter. I don't think there would be an issue really if you explain the situation in the LOE. Your employer said you were with them for the entire period and that's true. Just explain that you got...

Cool thanks for confirming.

No. Your reference letters have to match the majority of the tasks and duties for the NOC you end up applying under.

Do you work for IRCC or something? :D

No one can call your bank and ask them about your funds. If there's an influx that doesn't have a proper explanation, your application "may" be refused. It's up to IRCC to decide on that matter though. You don't have to show standing orders, but you must list debts you currently have. There's...

Did you speak to an immigration lawyer? Unfortunately, it seems like a lot of consultants these days STILL calculate only the FSW points. You need to calculate your CRS points here.

Changes are being made all the time. Points given for work changed from 600 to 200 or 50. They started awarding CRS points for having siblings living in Canada in mid 2017. So changes are being made all the time.

Drive Test did not accept my RTA certificate last year :( The grumpy lady wanted a stamp. Tried to explain to her how it works, but she wouldn't listen. Has anyone tried adding driving experience after getting their G2? Insurance rates are sucking the life out of me.

I've a degree in information systems and applied under NOC 5241 - Graphic designers and illustrators. I didn't get any nomination. If you have enough experience in an NOC that differs from your education, your case should be valid enough for IRCC to approve your application. By the time I...

No probs, happy to help!

Cool thanks.

Yeah I just realized lol. I don't think you'll get a concrete answer on this tbh. Your best bet is to mention the breaks in the personal history and explain the situation in the LOE. You should be fine, since you have the required experience anyway.

Sorry I didn't understand what you meant. What I'm saying is that in her application, her address history will show she was in Qatar for over 6 months before moving to Canada. But, she travelled on short visits out of Qatar at that time (which broke the 183 days in a row rule), however there's...

Wouldn't that contradict her address history mentioned in 10) a)? She will put her Qatar address since 2012 as it falls in the 5 year eligibility period.

You have to mention everything in the personal history as long as it falls in the categories they specify for personal history (i.e. employment, unemployment, etc.). Overlapping is fine.

I understand that, but If she's lived in a country (her address is in that country for over 183 days) and only traveled on short visits out of that country, does this break the 183 days in a row rule?

Country of origin is her passport country or where she lived? She's not a Qatar citizen.

I think experience is counted on a yearly basis, so if you have 13 or 18 months, it would still count as 1 year. You could add separate fields for your work history (for peace of mind) and upload the same reference letter twice. You have to mention your breaks in your personal history though and...

Depends on who paid your salary I suppose. What is this for though?

Yes I saw that. None of these cover her case.