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If he is taking a leave of absence from school, then NO he cannot apply for an extension of his study permit. He will need to apply for another study permit when he is ready to resume his program. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/students/verification.asp A foreign national...

ICAS is the name of the company. ECA is the name of the report you paid for. And yes, and ICAS ECA is eligible for Express Entry.

This same issue happened just last night with one of my clients. I think it's the language test as well. Contacting CIC but getting no where so far.

If you don't meet the requirements they will send you a refusal letter in the mail. If they are suspect about a particular point then they may ask for additional documents. It all depends on the situation.

Just to add to the above post, if you have an employer who is able to obtain an LMIA and you are able to apply for a work permit before your current permit expires, you maintain your status as a worker and can continue to work on implied status between the time your current work permit expires...

No, they don't. They may send a fairness letter by email but a refusal letter comes by mail.

Yes you can apply in EE and no, it won't cancel your previous application. rjessome

Hi scylla! ;D

I'm sorry but you couldn't be more wrong. In order to be eligible to enter the EE system, you must FIRST meet the regulatory requirements of either FSW, FSTP, CEC or have a provincial nomination certificate. Express Entry is only an application management system! It doesn't change ANY of the...

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Yes, there will be no exemptions from requiring an LMIA for ICT, NAFTA, GATS and other trade agreement related permit holders like their is in the current FSW for arranged employment. You will still get "credit" for it when determining your eligibility in the FSW but you won't get points for it...

No, you cannot restore status from outside of Canada. Once you leave Canada, there is no need to restroe. If you go home, then when you get your new LMIA approval, you apply for a new work permit at the VAC in India or online.

I disagree. Points aren't everything. And you will only see your score when you apply in EE. You will not see your RANK. It's your RANK that will matter. Part of your ranking will also be based on your occupation if you don't have an LMIA approved permanent job offer or a PNP certificate...

Anyone is NOT eligible to apply in EE. You must first QUALIFY in FSW, FSTP or CEC or have a provincial nomination certificate. If you don't meet the eligibility criteria for one of those, your profile will NOT be accepted into EE.

It's the same assessment for any category.

No, you've got it backwards. In order to be eligible to have your profile accepted into the pool of eligible applicants in EE, you must FIRST qualify in FSW, CEC or FSTP or have a nomination from a province. So the OP is correct to be looking at the FSW eligibility requirements first.

No. In order to even get into Express Entry you must first be eligible in the FSW, FSTP, CEC or have a provincial nomination. A NOC D level job even with an LMIA will not assist you.

A job offer in a D level occupation will not allow you to qualify for any program of immigration to Canada unless you are eligible under one of the PNP entry level or semi-skilled programs. So Express Entry is not an option for you. Sorry.

If CIC has requested the PCC they will send you the address in which to send it. If they have not requested it, then send it to CIO, Attention: CORRESPONDENCE Centralized Intake Office – Canadian Experience Class (CEC) P.O. BOX 4000 Sydney, NS B1P 1J3 Canada

Painters and decorators described below are skill level B and can potentially qualify in the CEC. http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/QuickSearch.aspx?val65=7294 Industrial painters are skill level D and are not eligible to apply in the CEC...