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Too bad you won't get it soon. Canada Post strike starts July 2.

NO his question is not about FSW! It's obvious he's talking about claiming EE points for foreign work experience.

Why don't take your own advice - if you don't like me you can simply choose not to respond and keep moving on. My posts have helped a lot of people.

Use some common sense. It's 2 years continuous.

Idiot, read again. He applied again after appeal got rejected.

Transfer to another profile, apply again and get rejected again. What has really changed since the last time your application got rejected? Nothing I would assume.

No one here can help. Open a CSE to get technical help from CIC.

1 - Sadly there is nothing you can do. If you applied again with a modified list of duties, you may be in trouble for misrepresentation. 2 - Your PNP nomination is now useless as well if you were nominated based on this experience.

That's not giving a big break - CBSA officers cannot stop a PR from entering the country!! And we don't know whether he was reported or not. Maybe he was but he doesn't know.

Less than 1 year is NOT 1 year, no matter how many hours you work per week! How difficult is it to understand?

Don't misguide people with bullshit. Unpaid leave doesn't count. Don't be too focused on the magic number 1560. You need 52 weeks at 30 hrs/ week minimum and you cannot make up for it by working extra any particular week. Understood?!

NO.

You guys are insane to be worrying about something like this.

But extending your stay in itself didn't help you get PR. It's a pointless exploitation of a loophole. Not illegal, but thoroughly pointless, and for some a matter of ethics.

And to what end? What's the point of staying here longer with no job? Meaningless. OP, just go back home and get a job. When you get ITA, apply for PR.

Re: PhD student in Quebec but minimum french skills That's something I'd like to know as well!

It doesn't take a genius to prepare and submit an immigration application. You guys pay thousands to lawyers to mess up your application, lol. I don't even understand why lawyers would handle immigration stuff, unless you go for an immigration related law suit.

Re: PhD student in Quebec but minimum french skills There is only 1 source. Just do a google search and check the PEQ requirements from Quebec immigration site.

Re: PhD student in Quebec but minimum french skills PEQ is not possible without an advanced intermediate knowledge of French.

I'm very skeptical about this "Master's degree saves 1 year" thing. Never seen this on ACS site. Maybe there was something like that in the past, but not anymore..