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To get points for LMIA you need to have a job offer - permanent, full-time and active. It's a question to be asked that if you have been offered by the Canadian company then why being paid in US$. But if you are not anxious to get in to CEC, no worries at all. Tourist visa to Canada does not...

Two ways : 1. If you are taking upfront medical your doctor/service provider will upload reports directly on the website. 2. If not, you need to get a letter from CIC asking for medical is required. In anycase the report is not handed over to you. You need to upload as well submit the document...

1. You cannot apply for PNP. It is an employer sponsored program so ask your employer to do that for you. 2. You do not have a choice of province here. You would have to go for a province where you find an employer ready to file PNP.

Sspringchicken is right. IELTS results remain valid for 2 years. Beyond that you just have to retake.

PNP program is typically a employer-sponsored one. Which means you not only should have a job but the employer should be ready to file PNP for you. The reason not all employers agree to do PNP is because a trunk-load of documents is required to be submitted by the employer while the employee...

Ask yourself these questions to get qualified for the LMIA points : 1. Is the offer letter rolled out to you for the Canadian organization or US organization? 2. Are you paid in US$ or CAD? 3. Even if you work in another team in the US office do you have a reporting manager in Canada? 4. Have...

That would be absolute misrepresentation of fact. I did not understand why you want to take off that foreign experience bit? You already covered one year which straight away qualifies you to CEC, you have LMIA so no worries on score. Why is that foreign experience bothering you then?

Yes, put in every thing about your education - right from Junior high through your highest degree.

Your question is not clear, atleast to me. Still trying to think of situations based out of what I understood. That you have applied for EE and now applying for TWP? I do not see a reason why applying for TWP while your EE is pending will affect? Infact if you change employer or need to extend...

ohh...that's news to me! What if I am outside Canada for a month visiting home country? Very curious to know.

gosh!!! how many similar threads have you opened Niharika? Dont you see reality? You at 322 or whatever score is nowhere in the scenario. There are still people with similar score as you sitting in Canada. And you think your name will come up in the 5th draw? For now just keep quiet and stop...

MBA is a professional degree. But does not come under regulated profession like lawyer, doctor. Seems confusing. If anyone has any news regarding MBA please will you share?

When did you apply for the new work permit? Is it a new work permit with a new employer you applied for ? Or extension of your old work permit? After expiry of your work permit in apply you can be in "applied" status, given that you already applied for extension. If your work permit expires in...

Just wanted to add that I have heard CIC calls for timesheet in order to validate total hours put in and the type of job performed. This is especially applicable to oil rig workers.

For work experience CIC rule is : weekly hours as per contract and multiplied by period of employment. OT is a part of contract, so definitely to be counted in. I heard that sometimes CIC calls for the timesheet of the applicants if they need to validate the period of employment and also type...

In order to help us help you pls share the break up of CRS. Other members advised you very correctly to share breakup.

Yes, I just got my daughter's medical done in the home country. So you would need that too.

It is the length of employment that counts which means for sailors etc even if they are not at work physically clocking hours but their employment is active with the same employer it would be counted as period of employment. My mariner cousin works when on voyage he is employed and once ashore...

1. Ask your employer if they will sponsor you for PNP atleast 2. Else start searching for another employer who would offer you with LMIA backed position. 3. Don't remain confined to your current location/province. Be ready to move to places where there is serious shortage of workers. The it...