Boosting CRS Score for Canadian Immigration: Seeking Valuable Insights

[SD.99]

Hello Forum Members,

I'm reaching out to this knowledgeable community for guidance on improving my CRS score for Canadian immigration. Would appreciate your advice and input, especially from those that have been in my situation.

Presently, my CRS score has hit the max in age and language proficiency, and I hold a professional law degree. However, my current CRS score lingers at 453 points. Which is well below the 500 mark. I'm actively engaged in the NCA exam process, aiming to qualify for the Bar exam in Canada. My ultimate goal? Immigrate to Canada and accumulate Canadian experience before I'm eligible to practice law.

Your insights and assistance in this journey would be invaluable. Please share your wisdom, and let's navigate this path together!

 

[Naturgrl]

Hello Forum Members,

I'm reaching out to this knowledgeable community for guidance on improving my CRS score for Canadian immigration. Would appreciate your advice and input, especially from those that have been in my situation.

Presently, my CRS score has hit the max in age and language proficiency, and I hold a professional law degree. However, my current CRS score lingers at 453 points. Which is well below the 500 mark. I'm actively engaged in the NCA exam process, aiming to qualify for the Bar exam in Canada. My ultimate goal? Immigrate to Canada and accumulate Canadian experience before I'm eligible to practice law.

Your insights and assistance in this journey would be invaluable. Please share your wisdom, and let's navigate this path together!

Learn French.

 

[SD.99]

Learn French.

That is an option I am considering, however I am looking for other possibilities if there are any other. Besides French and coming to Canada for an LLM

 

[Taran D]

Hello Forum Members,

I'm reaching out to this knowledgeable community for guidance on improving my CRS score for Canadian immigration. Would appreciate your advice and input, especially from those that have been in my situation.

Presently, my CRS score has hit the max in age and language proficiency, and I hold a professional law degree. However, my current CRS score lingers at 453 points. Which is well below the 500 mark. I'm actively engaged in the NCA exam process, aiming to qualify for the Bar exam in Canada. My ultimate goal? Immigrate to Canada and accumulate Canadian experience before I'm eligible to practice law.

Your insights and assistance in this journey would be invaluable. Please share your wisdom, and let's navigate this path together!

Try PNP.

 

[Naturgrl]

Try PNP.

Probably not an option if NOC is lawyer.

 

[Naturgrl]

That is an option I am considering, however I am looking for other possibilities if there are any other. Besides French and coming to Canada for an LLM

You are in a profession that requires you to be called to the provincial bar so learning French is the best option. Plus Canadian courts are in French and English so will help your career once practicing.

 

[SD.99]

You are in a profession that requires you to be called to the provincial bar so learning French is the best option. Plus Canadian courts are in French and English so will help your career once practicing.

Yes thats true. Thanks!