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1.) Please list any visits you have made to Canada in the last ten years In the Nominee Application Form, how should I fill in the section "Please list any visits you have made to Canada in the last ten years" ? I've came to Canada to study during 2008. Went to the US during 2009 and 2010 (for...

I just read from "ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNP_EE_CAPITAL_HOW.html" that they only check for candidates who submitted an Express Entry profile on June 1st or after. Since I submitted it on Feb, I should definitely recreate my profile if I want to go for the PNP-EE. How come you decided...

"Due to a technical glitch you may have to re-create your profile and select all Provinces in terms of where you choose to live." How do I know if I'm affected by this technical glitch? I guess I should just recreate my express entry profile just to be on the safe side? With regards to the...

Hello everyone. I'm currently holding an PWGP that's due to expire in October 2016 with a score of 448 points. I thought my odds might be good considering the cutoff during March 27, 2015 was 453, but after looking at the cutoff trend more closely at the online document "Express Entry results...

Nope. I certainly signed up for the correct one (dark blue background with big maple leaf). The url is www jobbank gc ca

Anyone? I've seen people ask the same question but the answers didn't help. How does one change the status of "Job Bank Registration: Pending" after they already registered in the Job Bank website?

So I've created an express entry profile, and afterwards i've also created a job bank entry profile. However, my express entry page still shows "Job Bank Registration" as "Pending". Is there a way to somehow let the express entry form know that I already have a job bank account?

Yes. I agree. But i think you misunderstood my statement a little bit. I'm saying that if a freelancer currently working in Canada with PGWP wants to remain a freelancer, maybe he could just get a full-time job offer from a Canadian employer with LMO, use that offer as a proof of employability...

I definitely don't intend to lie or commit fraud. But there are people who are employed in Canada as a freelancer/contractor/part-time, and given the rules specified by "Offer of employment – Skilled immigrants (Express Entry)", they are subsequently forced to take a full-time job, which sounds...

I'm wondering.. if you have a job offer from a company with LMIA, but you choose not to accept the offer (ie. hypothetical case: i want to stay at current job, but current job doesnt want to provide LMIA, but other company would), would it still be valid? Thoughts?