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You misunderstood me .. Its not FSW its skilled worker class under the AINP !! http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrate/skilledworkers.html

I graduate with a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Ontario and have landed a full time position here in Alberta. I have been working here for 3 months now. I was wondering if I am eligible under the skilled worker class, which just requires you to accept a full time job offer and you ca apply. I...

WHen u applied under the AINP, did u apply under the skilled worker class ? I have a degree from Ontario and work in Alberta. I know I come under the International graduates category but I need to work there for 6 months before I can apply! So, am I eligible under skilled worker class ?

Re: What can I do if my previous employer does not provide reference letter for So, any solution? What if we show that we have notice of assessment that we actually did work there and we also have T4 to prove this? Someone mentioned business cards are also required!! Thanks!!

I know timelines have been stated for the AINP, but for the PR how much time did it take for you? From the first time you applied to AINP till you got the PR? and under which category did you apply?

I have another thing in mind.. Like can I apply for FSW now? I mean I might move into another job.. So, for instance I just graduate and I get a job offer am I eligible for FSW? - I have degree, as an international student so that fills it - I also have a job offer from the employer!! I dont...

Which category did u apply through? Another thing, when did you start this process ?

On the website it says the AINP Processing time is 11 months.. If that is the case and CIC does its work in time then it should be 18 months start to finish!! But, I dont think it will take 11 months for the entire processing!!

Apply to AINP u mean under the same International graduate category right? I am on a work permit and it ends December 2010!! If I dont get by then that would really be something!! 11 months is too much for International grads to be honest. Amongst the categories this has the least amount of time...

I graduated with a four year degree .. and started working in January this year. So, I have 6 months of experience!! Thus, which one would better suite me the FSW or the International graduate one? the FSW needs 1 year of continuous experience which I dont have!!

The skilled worker? Its the same man .. They both are the same if you check it is said OR to describe them.. Well, I know someone who applied in December and had his medical done in March.. So, 11 months is a bit high tad!!

I think the International graduate category should be much faster than 15 months?

15 months? Its not the family stream .. its the International graduate category, to be eligible you need to have a minium 2 years diploma and 6 months experience with a full time offer from a current employer!! So, are u sure 15 months ??

Hello I am just a graduate working full time in Alberta on a post grad work permit. I started working around January 2009, and this is my first ever work experience. I have 6 months of experience, so I was wondering if I can apply for the AINP? If so, can I start applying right away as it says...