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Lol

I'm interested in this too.

I quite agree.

:)

This should be informative.

Depending on who will be the principal applicant. Two or more certificates for you. Masters for your wife.

It will be evaluated as equivalent of a professional degree and that is what you should claim.

8)

Longer than River Nile. :D

They used to. But they are taking a break now and no one knows when they will resume nomination.

I take it that that was in response to my question. . . Thanks.

My reference letters didn't state that it was a permanent position but stated it was full time and the number of hours worked. Is that ok?

Yes. They were on letterhead. Thanks

I got my reference letters from my supervisors and they were not stamped, neither did they include their complementary cards. I hope this won't a problem?

I got my reference letters from my supervisors and they were not stamped, neither did they include their complementary cards. I hope this won't a problem?

I got my reference letters from my supervisors and they were not stamped, neither did they include their complementary cards. I hope this won't a problem?

I think that is after ITA. I'm just about to enter the pool.

Thanks! So, i should select 'NO' under Partner's Work Experience?

I'm filling out my express entry form now and they are asking for husband's work experience details. I wasn't expecting that as i'm not claiming any points from his work experience since it wasn't/isn't gotten in Canada. Is it ok to select NO? No, meaning he doesn't have any work experience...

Thanks alot. I didn't see such question under the personal history. It was stated under Work History which i thought should only apply if i selected he worked/works in Canada.