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Thanks for clearing that up for me!

So it isn't necessary to have a letter from my supervisor at the bank then? Thanks!

I had a question about reference letters: I have 2 years experience working at a bank, but I worked through an agency, so I'll need a reference letter for the experience/job duties, right? Who at the company would typically need to provide this, and should I have to get this from the bank itself...

I hope (and think) so, but it isn't my judgment that will ultimately matter in this case.

Would this apply to my situation, though? In that thread, it was considered skilled because the company was Ernst & Young. Is it similar with RBC?

Wouldn't it be eligible under B, then (major group 12/13)? Judging by the duties possibly, or industry?

Thanks! Another concern I have is that my work permit expires in August, would there be an issue with my timing? Would I likely have to leave the country? I am currently not employed and looking for another job.

Hi! I'm hoping to apply under CEC, just wondering if I'd be able to with my experience. I worked as a documentation specialist at RBC for 2 years, this is the job description: Documentation Specialist Responsible for the fulfillment and/or servicing of standard and complex client...