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@Oscar7 This is actually correct :). You should look at CIC website (For example CEC) and Guideline for FSW2014 :P See my previous reply for link ! And please prove this is incorrect. This is from FSW2014 website: Factor 3: Work experience (maximum of 15 points) You will receive points...

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If you read Guide7000 for FSW2014, it is written there. "Factor 3: Work experience (maximum of 15 points) You will receive points for the number of years of full-time paid work (or the equivalent in part-time paid work) you have obtained within the last ten years. Full-time means at least 30...

Dear, 1 year exp equivalent to 1560 hours in Canada. If you have total 3120 hours work experience, you can write it is 2 years experience. CIC does not mean 1 year = 12 months work exp. They mean 1 yr=1560 hours works ! For example, if you work 1600 hours in the 10 months period, it is 1 year...

Thanks Dear ! First, multiple visa has no six months limitation. Second, when one enters into Canada at the airport he/she will be issued a permit to stay at Canada that permit is renewable even as a visitor. So you can stay more than six months. Third, if you apply for PR and once you get a PER...

If you are in Canada with either single or multiple entry visa AND you have legal status in Canada, you can select CPC-Ottawa as your VO. But if you are out of Canada, you can not select CPC-Ottawa though you have visa on passport. :( :( :(

Sydney office must inform about PER. But, nobody inform about file transfer to CPC-Ottawa :( . CPC-Ottawa update ECAS once they start to process the file.

Hi guys I have a question. I have been living in Canada for last 4 years and did not go to home country or out of Canada within this time frame. I am going to apply for FSW phd program. Do I still need a police clearance certificate? I have a 4 years old one. Because CIC didn't require it for...

Agreed with Oscar7. If it is me, I would write either with "< sign" or in a parentheses "(< 1 year)". :)

No, for Canada, you need not submit a PCC. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/north-america/canada.asp

I think, you don't have to submit a PCC for Canada. See here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/north-america/canada.asp

Yup ! they are too speedy this time.

It seems CPC-Ottawa does acknowledge the file receipt ??? ??? ???

Thanks Oscar. Will VO send an email once they receive the file?

Ashif, how one will be informed that his file has been transferred to VO? please tell me

Wait few weeks :) You will here a good news!

Ask them via email (CIO‑Sydney‑Search‑Enquiry@cic.gc.ca.).

You will be fine 8) 8) 8) No worries!

Thanks Ashif. Actually I got my PER om Aug 11th. Will they inform me if my file comes to the VO?