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No Schedule 4 is for PNP only

As per one of the VO i spoke with it should match atleast 60%. and should be in general wording for e.g Responsible for troubleshooting issues on Sensors, controllers and fixing motor drives. can be written as Investigate faults on electrical/electronic equipment's such as sensors, logic...

well CRS (comprehensive ranking system) does not give you points on cumulative work experience. please visit the site http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp there is Canadian work experience (continuous experience not required) and Federal experience (Continuous experience...

Well I Dis-Agree. give a close look at the following web site http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp if you have a foreign/India work experience it has to be at least one year (1,560 hours total / 30 hours per week), continuous full-time or an equal amount in part-time...

yeah you are fine. employment reference letter can be a real pain..wanna share your time line?

No you are fine. when your employer wrote in the letter that you worked from xxxx to xxxx date with 37.5 hrs/week means you were continuously employed for that period. so you did satisfy both of these conditions 365 days employed and worked more then 1560 hrs/year.

The point i am trying to make here is that if your reference letter does not satisfy both of these conditions you will get rejected. you are just confusing things. In the reference letter you are required to mention the dates you worked for the employer and just saying full time does not...

like i said both of these conditions should strictly match and should be mentioned in your reference letter by your employer. "you worked 80 hours for 6 months and took 6 months off" if your employer wrote this in your reference letter you have high chances of getting rejected. so with...

To the best of my knowledge you need to mention stuff which is mention in the drop down like employed,un employed, education, organization e.t.c vacation goes in travel history and related to your address history.

Requirement for work experience is: 1) you must have worked for a whole year 1 year= 365 days (Status= Employed) 2) you must have atleast worked 1560 hrs during 1 year of employment if you have both of these requirements then you have...

well i didnt understand your question...you worked for 4 months only? or is it your intended occupation. in short if you are applying for EE based on experience you got under NOC 1121 then you need to provide what is asked in the following web page...

Agree we should not even discuss refugee apps and stuff in this forum. there is a big difference in there condition vs ours!!! +1 sqid.madoma and ankanafanka

I think the post name should be "Analogy,gravity & its effect on Canadavisa" :)

check the link it might help you. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/case-specific-enquiry-response-t401669.0.html it usually takes 2 weeks for them to attach dosc to your file. visa copy and 6 months POF is not mandatory if you have provided the BIO data page and...

They have just spoke about giving points...but they also spoke about increasing the number of invitation...nothing done so far!!

Well it is a bit difficult to say, i have seen people getting rejected for PCC after 5 months from application. now the issue is eligibility and BC status are not updated in real time so you never know which phase you are in ( I can be wrong) in my opinion eligibility is a concern of having all...

I think we should stick to the topic if someone do not like one's answer, can just put forward your best answer in response this forum is not to pick on any one!! dont take any thing personal guys!!!

PCC is the most crucial document as it has been proved to be the most common rejection reason in this forum. Rules for PCC are still not very clear as it has been seen that people were rejected for not providing PCC for countries where they have not even lived for 6 months. To be at the safe...

You do not need to get police certificate for Canada unless CIC ask for it and that will be after you submit your application. you need PCC from any other country where you have lived for more then 6 months. If you never went back to Korea after you got your pcc then it will stay valid...