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Suppose someone has 900+2100+400 (hours) work experience . Will he/she get points for only year? I thought that if you have at least one year of experience you can add up your hours ( in this case, 2100+900+400=3400 hours, which is equivalent to two years). Am I right?

I have the same question.

Guys, I feel like most people here do NOT use 4012 as their primary NOC :( Maybe I got a wrong impression, because I've been registered in this forum for a month only. Were there any successful applicants who got PR with RA/TA experience *from Canada* ONLY? Can you refer me to any specific case?

You don't have to use only one NOC code for you application if I got you right. A primary NOC would be the one you going to claim your experience for.

In my understanding (and don't take my word for it), you MUST report all work experience. So, the answer is YES, you may be accused of misrepresentation because of not reporting it (if they find out). Providing a letter is a different thing, though, and you don't have to provide a letter for it...

My bad. You can completely disregard what I said. I could not find it when I read it for the first time Even though I thought I was attentive.Perhaps , I have worked too much today lol. Sorry

Guys, we are NOT eligible for 5 adaptability points. They removed it from the manual (OP6c). Check pages 20 through 22. It is still on the website, but who cares. So, set your expectations appropriately.

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Hi guys, Sorry for asking a silly question, but what are GCMS notes? At what stage of the application do you request them? How to tell if something is going wrong with the application? Can someone explain? I appreciate your time and help.

Paraview, have you done it yourself? I think the best proof would be someone's experience.

Hi guys, need help. Do you think it is a good idea to include T4's into the application if I am going to claim RA as work experience? The catch is that my RA formally goes as a scholarship (graduate research scholarship) so no T4, but T4a. I know that this is still considered to be income (not...

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Can anyone tell many what pages of my passport must be submitted? Just name, place of birth, TR visa, Canadian entry stamps? Or any page containing an entry stamp (not necessarily Canadian?) It is not properly explained in the checklist.

I would like to claim one year RA experience in Canada. What is the "safe" amount of hours per week? 17? 20? or 25? Would they accept 1600 hours as 1 year? Or should I claim at least 1900-2000? P.S I know, 1560 counts as one year, just want a confirmation from someone's experience.

Hi all, another question from me :) . The checklist says you must provide a current bank certification letter. What is meant by current? Can the letter be issued 1 month before the aplicaton? 1 week? 10 weeks? I am going to apply in September and wanna get it now since I will be busy late...

Hi, have a couple of questions. can anyone help? 1) does celpip score report have to be mailed in the envelope you receive (unopened, as is)? I opened mine 2) has anyone from successful applicants submitted the PhD attestation letter signed by the graduate coordinator (not the Dean of...

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Hi, I need help. Can anyone clarify if we get 5 adaptability point for 2 years in Canada? My friend applied 2 years ago, and he didn't get any. Something may have changed though. And this is why I am asking.

The NOC 4012 description says: "Enrolment in a university or college program is required" So, you MUST be a student in order to claim RA experience, regardless of a place. But how to demonstrate that it is not directly related to the studies? Any ideas of a statement to put in a letter?