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yeap, as a customer it's your job to check the qualification and verifying that they indeed are authorized. But the informed customer don't need to read this, the one who actually need, will never read it until it's too little.

Applying for PNP doesn't change anything, but I think you mean what option would have if your application is approved under PNP, most if not all PNP requires a candidate to be employed at the time of application. The support letter you will get after approval will be linked to your employer...

I mean by law you are permit is tied to the employer and you can't work for anyone else. Once you get CoPR (EE) than you dont have to worry about it. For PNP, once you get EOI, you will likely get a support letter which again will be tied to the employer aka close work permit, and you will have...

I have heard processing time is like 7–10 weeks. 1. Under which stream did you apply 2. what's the noc code and does it match with the program you graduated from? 3. How many points out of 110 4. Salary matches the median wage for the noc code?

I get it you are new here, but please take your time and try to explain everything. Don't be lazy with just a single sentence, it's like asking for no help, while asking for help. We don't need your life history, but there are many programs under SINP, are we to assume you are asking about OID...

Bar, seems to went to same college and took the same program as I did. I get it, the GIS course was crazy busy. I mean I had to put in around 12–13 hours M-F just for the classes, assignment and project. Heck, I failed one major course in the last 3 semester aka June 2022 and had to wait another...

Yes, as usual these rules are always confusing, but I think your employer can sponsor your PR with closed work permit. I will be in the same boat around December this year lol, so trying to make sense out of these ridiculous rules. Processing time is the main culprit here, it's like applying to...

Not certain, but make sure you check with an immigration lawyer regarding this. I know LoS is will help you extended your existing work permit. PGWP can't be extended and this LoS apply to a person on Open Work Permit, which by virtue can be extended. Think you need AoR to be eligible under...

Seems like OP posted and forgot, that's just life! I will extend the query on his behalf. My PGWP expires Jan 2025. I'm eligible to apply under ISW: Employment offer, ISW: Tech Talent (EE & non-EE), SEC:Student & OID. Have 1 yr of exp in 22214 in the last 5 years outside Canada, 3 months of...

Govt of Canada doesn't share resources with AAIP, or with any other PNP, so the only way these PNP can make sure that position and company are genuine is through documentation. In case of big corporate you might be okay with few documents but for Small, medium scale business they will ask for...

Once you get PR you can definetly move to other province but it should be natural, as such you worked at your current Rural employer for a year or two and got better job somewhere else thats natural, but you move/change province immediately after getting PR will raise some questions which could...

why would you be tense? as long as you havent lied to them about anything let them take all there time lol. Its one thing to lie in resume and get a job offer but its heck of a thing to lie on express entry/ pnp profile and have surprised Pikachu face once they initiates enhanced background check

I think with MNC its like that as they just might have a satellite office in Alberta instead of Headquarter. Just need to be in good term with manager and HR to make it possible, but you dont have any option need to get it done

It's advised to apply around 90 days before expiry for smoother processing. But if you have valid reason than it doesn't matter you can even apply on last day (wont advise, last week ok). As long as it is applied before your current permit expire it qualify.

By the look of it seems like processing time is only going to increase. Hopefully by Nov, Dec it will be back to fast processing.

Given the nature of your employer's services, NAICS code 5415 appears to be the most appropriate classification. However, it's advisable to confirm this with your employer or consult with relevant authorities for precise classification. Go through this information with your employer or HR to...

This guy ik took 3yr to complete 2yr certificate. His consultant enrolled him in some kinda of english course from some institute during his 3rd year. I think he didnt have enough credit as he didnt pick enough courses during his 4th sem i.e 2nd year. I was on call with him last month and he...

as long as you paid 1yr fee+ gic that's more than enough to pass financial barrier. There are many more factors apart from this before you get your study permit.

one should stop working the day you receive transcript/official letter/email from school that you have graduated. Between this day and your last exam day you can work part time as allowed by your study permit. Only after applying for work permit with valid study visa can you start working full...

Hold on so your currently pursuing 4 year program (8 sem) and will graduate in April. And you have enrolled in most likely masters at uow which began in fall 2023 right ?