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OK. I think we are trying to say the same thing. 1. If this guy's degree was still 100% valid when he got his PR, then nothing to worry. 2. If this guy's degree was not valid before he got PR, but valid after he submitted his application, then he should let IRCC know. Do I understand this right??

I don't think so man. According to the latest C-6 bill for Canadian Citizenship Laws, right now the only reason to revoke a neutralized Citizen is that he or she lied or misrepresented when applying for PR and citizenship. It just like I married to a Canadian because of love and got a PR, then...

Hey man, I think she made it really clear. When they worked as TA and RA, they didn't have the working permit. So if it was not working permit, how could it be considered as Canadian Experience????

Hi, since I didn't do my PhD in Canada, so I really can't give you a definite answer. I know if you consider this "3 years" as Canadian Experience, the system would automatically consider you under "CEC EE" category, but TA or RA in Canada will not be considered as Canadian experience.

Well, this really depends on the university. I got my PhD degree in the USA, and my university regarded TA and RA as employment. I didn't have any problems to get the employment verification letter from the university HR department, and I got my PPR without any issues. Sorry about the...

I did my TA and RA job in the US, so documents that I prepared were: (1) Employment verification letter from HR, (2) Job Duty Verification Letter from my PhD advisor, (3) Official Tax Transcript from US IRS. When i requested all these documents from my university, I had graduated more than two...

Yes, reference letters from University are crucial. Employment Verification Letter from the HR department, Duty Verification Letter from your PhD advisor, pay stub or tax transcript, are all needed

The best evidence would be pay stub, or tax transcript. If you don't have them, bank statement can be an alternative

I don't think it would be a problem.

TA and RA experience would be counted if you applied FSW. Part-time hours can be transformed into full-time hours and see how many full-time it would be. When I was a PhD student in the US, I did 5 years TA or RA job continuously. I claimed NOC 4012 as my primary job, and I've got my PPR

Yes, it was. One of the key requirements of NOC 4012 is that: "Enrolment in a university or college program is required" Good Luck !!!

Hello All Friends, This is Frank Mas. Here I want to clear a confusion you have, or maybe you have it cleared already. University part-time TA or RA job experience do work !!! You could convert your part-time hours to full-time hours. From 2010 to 2015, I was a PhD student in the USA. I...

If you are suspicious of speaking or writing, you could try re-evaluation. For reading or listening, I believe it is not possible.

Hello Dear Friends, This is Mas from Japan, many thanks in advance first. I have got my IELTS test score, and it is CLB 9. Currently I am working as a postdoc fellow in a Japanese National Laboratory for 2 years. I got my Ph.D. in USA, and when I was a Ph.D. student, I was a full-time TA or...

I love this topic. Clarify so many confusions.

I believe there are minimum requirements. Anyway, it is better to have a fluent English skill, otherwise, new immigrations wouldn't be able to get a job

You need to contact the test center. Either email or just make a call

Some quick, some slow. If you still cannot get your report next week, contact testing centre.

I just got my results: L (8.5), R(7), W(7), S(8.5). After three attempts, this time, I eventually get what I need. Guys, don't give up, you will get what you need !!!

Cheer up man !!! I heard that many people tried several times and eventually succeed.