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If you have already received ITA and declared it as experience, than you will not be able to change it. So yes, look at those videos. I can tell you that there have been cases similar to yours and some of them have been accepted. Another option you have is to withdraw your application and...

I declared 3 different employments. In these three u had 6-15 roles per employment. It wasn't a problem for me. Some people have alot of roles in certain companies.

Anyone applying through the express entry program can only get points for a maximum of three years for work experience. So if it is difficult to get a letter from your previous employer, and your current employment matches your selected NOC, then I would just forget the previous employment you...

If about 70% matches, then you are good to go!

It is ok so long as your duties match a majority of the duties in your chosen NOC. For me, my duties on my reference letters matched probably 70% of the duties in my NOC. And my application was accepted.

Like you said, one of the options in getting a higher score is a job offer. And it is difficult but not impossible. You might have to apply to as many jobs as possible, at least 10 a day, to increase the probability of getting an offer. The second option you have is to go through the PNP...

After having submiom medicals and biometrics you will get two more types of mail from cic. You may get an ADR mail (additional documents request). This happens only if CIC feels you need to complement your application with additional documents. And they will specify what part needs...

The PPR date don't matter in this case. It is only the AOR date that matters.

If your friend has already received his PPR, then his AOR is probably before 2019. It was after new year the new requirement came that Indians, amongst some other nationalities, had to give biometrics. So all Indians applying from 2019 and onwards must give their biometrics.

I'm assuming you both applied online and not the paper based application? If yes. Than it look like one of you or both of you have entered security screening. A security check, once it is actually handled by an agent should not take more than a few days, maximum 2 weeks. But it is during this...

Use the link the above person provided you with. Also, take a look at this video as it guides you through the initial process of how to calculate your score and see if you are eligible or not.

I read a blog post from this Indian couple who now live in Canada. They both got good jobs in their own field after only 1 month. According to their blog, both applied to at least 30 jobs a day, each. And that's how they got it. On the other side I have also spoken to some that live in canada...

Well firstly you need to calculate tmyour CRS score to see if you are eligible to apply. After that you need to find your current work in the NOC list. Check this video as it will provide you with the direction you need to take in the beginn of your journey

Thanks! But that . please explain the following qoute from the link you provided; "To keep your permanent resident status, you must have been in Canada for at least 730 daysduring the last five years."

For some jobs, finding the best matched Noc is difficult. Initially I had 4 Noc codes that I chose. But since you can only apply with one Noc. I did like this. For each for Noc codes I wrote a list of the duties that matched with my duties at work. The result was that I found the NOC code that...

My friend, if you have a score of 485 that you do not need any more licenses or degrees. You are fully good to go!

A PR status can automatically be lost if the PR holder is in less than 2 years over a period of 5 years.

Like someone already said, they will either send it back to your friends address or redirect it to the correct office. But with that said, if I was your friend, I wouldn't wait. I'd rather all the documents again and send them to. The correct vo

I understand! But my friend...you don't have anything to worry about. As long as the duties match, your job gives you an income, you work full-time and for at least 1 year continuously than you are good to go. Also, just as a piece of advice. I received my ppr this week after 6 months of wait...

Well, I'm not sure how your reference letter looks like. But the NOC code that you have chosen, needs to match the duties I'm your reference letter. Not by 100%... But you should at least see that you have more than half of the duties at your work. And CIC doesn't care if you are a junior...