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In fact they used that term "immigration..." when they talk about Citizenship, which you would have notice in McCallum's speech because afterwards he said how: by restoring the credit spent as student...

That is a different thing and not related to Express Entry. It is in parliament with respect to Citizenship.

Let's wait this week or before end of year. Another gazette notice might come. Students and LMIA came together as it was clear that it was dealt together as according to speech, every time students were mentioned, there were talks on LMIA together with it. That's why I think that French and...

That's weird though. For PR in Express Entry they require minimum level of CLB 7 but it is less for Citizenship (CLB 5 I think) and you can also get exempted for Citizenship if you prove that your education was in one of the official languages. Why are they so lenient for Citizenship and harsh...

I think someone can accumulate all the bonus points proposed because it's not the latter's fault if he/she had Canadian education, French and sibling. That's why 600 bonus were not awarded for students and 600 bonus will not be awarded neither for other reforms as the accumulation might exceed...

I don't think so as IRCC has taken almost a year to analyze the situation with experts' opinion on it definitely. These persons can still come to work in Canada but IRCC may be now want these persons to come to Canada with temporary visa (work permits) to be renewable with fast-track processing...

Meaning 570 points remaining to be offered (600-30 for students) ;)

That's what I thought before the announcement and that points would be 150 for each 4 reform (including LMIA) like this: 150x4=600 All with 150 equal score.

Assuming presently 47% had LMIA as you pointed out, will scores drop below 450 in December as majority will be in the 350 max score with LMIA now as many had 300 or below CRS human core score? Hope there's no draw on Wednesday.

So it might the be the case for French also. The fact that only 1% of the candidates in the Express Entry pool have French, they will do everything to bring them in. For 25% having Canadian education: 30 max points Only 1% with French: ? max points Any speculation? Not good at maths ;)

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I mean if payment was in cheque and there's no proof of pay stub. That's strange why they require that; normally it is breach if you have to disclose salary as it might impact a firm's reputation.

For some occupations, there are confidentiality clause, to not mention commission/salary and that is implied after you left the employment.

I mean outside Canada, for some countries it was not online before. Also did only the reference letter for work experience outside Canada suffice mentioning all duties by previous employer but without mention of salary. However, you also have proof that you got professional designation like...

What in case the payment for an internship was in cheque and you cannot provide income tax documents as you did not have the opportunity to file as you left the country afterwards? Also, you got reference letters mentioning the duties performed but not the wage earned because of...

Logic: Why ask that question if no points are presently awarded?

Did you see the last question: "Do you have a sibling, relative...in Canada...who are Canadian/Permanent Resident of Canada..."? That might give points soon. Even for relative, people might get points. Any thoughts?

OOPNP was wrong again, as always. They speculate 8-20 additional points. Don't trust them fake consultants :P

For your information, I'm not against that. :D Study this post to read my opinion, which you appears don't understand what I've said. :o I only trust what comes from the government's mouth (Refocusing Express Entry slide). :P Common be realistic, at that point recommendation does not mean...

Any speculation for French? :P