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Well, it may make a difference to employers buy why would it make a difference to CIC as far as immigration is concerned....Canada is having a tough time to integrate and consume the students graduated from Canadian univresities/colleges....so why would they bother about some one having US...

I got lucky with the technology I work on....It is a rare skill in Canada unlike US.....There are very few jobs in this but if you get one, then its a high paying job....so thats what I suggest, train yourself in such a technology....Hadoop and big data is in big demand nowadays....expertise in...

Check the duties list for NOC 2283....see if they match your duties....

Around 6 years of US experience and total 8.5 years at the time of moving to Canada...I work in IT as an specialist/Senior Analyst in one of the big banks....

Hhhmmm...choose one or more for all the sections as other member suggested....and give it sometime to update your score...

You should select "two or more"....

Could you both please tell your IELTS score ?

It is because of your IELTS score...What's your IELTS ?

Not sure about education as I do not have any but I think my experience helped. Nobody said that explicitly in my interviews but I guess it did help me. I know a lot of guys personally with same foreign experience as me. But when it came to get a job, I did not even wait a single day and I had 3...

Well, you need to mention the country of residence and your status there...and then it all depends on VO...I am strictly talking about the Express Entry here....

I lived in states for around 6 years before moving to Canada in 2014. I used to think the same you think that Canada is same as USA. Well, you'll get to know a place only when you start living there. Its different, thats what I felt, and still feel the same. Its so easy to get a job in US and...

You need nothing except your COPR and passport. Luggage is not an issue...You can take it with you.....

Don't decline the ITA....submit your application with a letter of explaination (LOE ) in place of US PCC....attach all the proofs that show that you applied for it and your fingerprints were rejected....get your fringprints done again and send your application to FBI...attach this proof too that...

You may leave the employer section blank....

I am not aware of your condition but Once you have applied for PGWP then you can stay in Canada. Moreover you can start working in case you have applied for your PGWP...Its not necessary to have the approved PGWP to start working....You just need to apply for it and then can stay and work....j

Apply for TRV (Temporary Resident Visa). Go to your MyCIC account (create one if you don't have one already) and then start a new application, answer the questions correctly and you'll be directed to apply for TRV.