On a completely unrelated question, is your username pronounced "Brazzer" ?Br33zer said:Unlike last year, I reckon there are more candidates with ~450+ this year. With the new changes, the cutoff will definitely be 470'sh (considering the fact that 2000+ ITAs being issued in previous draws with only a point or 2 difference).
No. Not unless you are Alex Sanders.Alexios07 said:On a completely unrelated question, is your username pronounced "Brazzer" ?
Haha, ok fair enough, but I'm a bit surprised that you actually know a male actor name. I had to google that one.Br33zer said:No. Not unless you are Alex Sanders.
I ended up calling a few consultant firms and lawyers the general consensus seems that it doesn't matter if i leave it in there since I am not going to get any points anyways, and I can omit it too. So since omitting it is causing me so much uneasiness, I guess i'll leave it in. If anything, if they need me to prove it ill be able to get a letter from work.kryt0n said:A lot of people have this fear at first. You add other work history AFTER ita, in your personal history where you list what you have been doing. Just list your skilled work experience and then once you get your ita you just have to prove those. You're all good to go.
Have you registered for job bank already? (Used the code they gave you?)Aspiring Canadian said:I ended up calling a few consultant firms and lawyers the general consensus seems that it doesn't matter if i leave it in there since I am not going to get any points anyways, and I can omit it too. So since omitting it is causing me so much uneasiness, I guess i'll leave it in. If anything, if they need me to prove it ill be able to get a letter from work.
It's been around 14 hours since I created the profile and registered with the job bank, it still says
Application/profile status: Pending Additional Criteria
Job Bank Registration: Pending
Review of Minimum Entry Criteria: Met
I see no points under any category, however it does say "met" for CEC and i did get the secure message saying I was in the pool. I take it the points should show up and profile should be active by tomorrow right?
I have had the same doubt on this issue and after consulting so many professionals, I was told to put the experience for which I can account for. Like I worked several part time jobs that I declared in the employment history section for my work permit application but I didn't put it in EE profile because it is meant for skilled full time experience for which we can find a correct NOC code.Aspiring Canadian said:I ended up calling a few consultant firms and lawyers the general consensus seems that it doesn't matter if i leave it in there since I am not going to get any points anyways, and I can omit it too. So since omitting it is causing me so much uneasiness, I guess i'll leave it in. If anything, if they need me to prove it ill be able to get a letter from work.
It's been around 14 hours since I created the profile and registered with the job bank, it still says
Application/profile status: Pending Additional Criteria
Job Bank Registration: Pending
Review of Minimum Entry Criteria: Met
I see no points under any category, however it does say "met" for CEC and i did get the secure message saying I was in the pool. I take it the points should show up and profile should be active by tomorrow right?
Mine is 473 but i get a feeling that next draw would be 490+, because 15/30 points increase is for all the students that studied in Canada and other candidates who had LMIA would now fall under 450+ range as well. So it ll be much tighter competition now and points might drop even slowly for the successive draws.ashwinbavdekar said:I have been waiting for an ita at 461 since March, really hope at 476 now, the waiting would end soon .