Only if your employer gets a new LMIA and then you get a new closed work permit. If you apply under a different NOC without doing this then that would indicate you're in violation of your work permit. Your work permit only allows you to work under the NOC specified on the closed work permit.
So your LMIA is in a different NOC? OP hasn’t been on the forum in almost a year. For SINP, education must match the NOC too.
Simple, google - NOC machinist and read the requirements. Your education must match the NOC. For licensing it is on the SINP site and under eligibility there are the steps for licensed professions. For OID, you will need to complete at least step 1 of SATCC assessment and show you are eligible to write exams.
But once you have nomination through Sask then IRCC will not ask for certification. If you meet SINP requirements and received nomination to apply for PR, then you IRCC should not ask you additional documentation. Or are you confusing what Sask. officials will want you to submit for licensing?
