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Does anyone know when exactly it changed? I double checked on Oct. 22 and this new checklist wasn't posted by then. Thank you!

Hi guys, thanks again, this is close to the bottom. So… it is basically a matter of general consensus when to start counting work experience for students, as apparently no guideline defines the starting point. This is very important to understand, as nobody wants to be rejected just for...

Hi guys, Your replies confirm my point of view. I mean, all work experience gained after graduation on a skilled position does count for CEC. After graduation (no longer engaged in academic duties), a student can gain their work experience on both an Off-campus Work Permit or a Post-graduate...

First of all, I ask for permission from the person who opened this topic, since my point is just a part of it. Thank you. I need to know, beyond “I think” or “I was told”, whether or not CIC states a point from which students must start to count their work experience. My personal opinion is...

Hi ionag, and jes_ON, This is very important for me, too. I cannot find where exactly CIC states that work experience gained after graduation and before issuing PGWP does not count. There is nothing about in the link posted either. They changed rules last January, and there is only one stream...

The date in my diploma is June 2012. I think this all affect students in Canada. Many of them can get rejected simply because they apply prior to a date that is not clearly specified. If you are graduated, and has a valid work permit, why your work experience does not count until you receive...

See my case, and please clarify Finish classes (two-year program): April 2012 Start working full-time (skilled position, off-campus work permit holder): April 2012 Notice of graduation (official transcrips posted): May 2012 Ceremony (diploma received in public act): July 2012 PGWP application...

Hello. I’m attending a full-time program in Canada, and want to know how to bring my family to accompany me while studying. Recently, they applied for visas in our country (TRV for spouse, and Study Permit for children), and these were denied alleging the general reason (Reg. 179); even though...

I’m not the principal applicant but my wife. She’s a specialist physician and I’m a civil engineer. We both gave in IELTS results when we submitted documents. She plans to study in Canada in order to be certified to practise there, which we already know is not that easy. Obviously, my plan is to...

Thank BobbyB for your interesting answer. Certainly, what you understood is exactly that I wanted to say. On the other hand, I mistakenly wrote FSK instead of FSW. Sorry!

I´d like to send a letter explaining how to get extra funds, which could help my family become established there (selling my properties.) I´ve submitted both the documents and the proof of funds in banks. However, I consider important this letter because my career is regulated so I should study...

Hi everyone, I applied for PR skilled workers a year and a half ago, and according to rules I must have my funds in the USA. I don’t live there, but I have bank accounts in both US and Canada. My question has two parts indeed: 1) Is it convenient to transfer my money to my Canadian bank...