Yes, it is mandatory to have at least 6 months of work experience within the last 3 years. You must be the primary applicant. Whether your profile is selected will depends on the draw cut offs and your score with you as the primary applicant.
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Guys ! I have a similar issue. I have 2+ years of experience as Quality Engineer. I come under noc code 21321 which is eligible for STEM draws. But my doubt is in the employment requirements of the noc code it says P.Eng is required for approving drawing and to practice as an engineer. Do I need to have P.Eng licence in order to get PR through this stream ? My job doesn’t require any P.Eng. I’m totally confused. Please help me regarding this.
EE doesn’t expect you to be licensed for a NOC. You probably will not get a job as an engineer until licensed which cannot be done until in Canada.
You job responsibilities must match the NOC. Just because the NOC is under the STEM category doesn’t mean your NOC will be selected in all draws. The last draw was only 500 people so they are selected specific STEM NOCs.
Holding off on what? Not submitting a EE profile? Or have you been using a different NOC. Makes no sense not to submit a profile.
Right now my profile is in Pool in that noc only. I recently done my Ielts again to improve my CRA Score and got an increase which is coming at 478. I haven’t received my TRF yet. Once I receive I’ll update. If I updated then high chance of getting an ITA sooner now. That’s what I mentioned
You are correct that the employment requirements for NOC 21321 state that a P.Eng. is required for approving drawings and to practice as an engineer. However, this does not necessarily mean that you need to have a P.Eng. in order to get PR through this stream.
The Canadian government has stated that it is not mandatory for all skilled workers in NOC 21321 to have a P.Eng. in order to be eligible for PR. However, if you do not have a P.Eng., you will need to provide evidence that your job does not require the use of engineering principles and that you do not perform any engineering duties that would require a P.Eng.
Here are some things you can do to demonstrate that you do not need a P.Eng.:
- Provide a letter from your employer stating that your job does not require the use of engineering principles or the performance of any engineering duties that would require a P.Eng.
- Provide a copy of your job description that clearly states that your job does not require the use of engineering principles or the performance of any engineering duties that would require a P.Eng.
- Provide a copy of your education and training that demonstrates that you have the necessary skills and knowledge to perform your job without the use of a P.Eng.
I hope this helps!
I have a query regarding proof fund for NBEE stream:
1) Do we have to show the proof of fund as per the requirement of Express Entry i.e. 25564 CAD for the family of applicants?
2) Should I show proof of fund in dollars or PKR?
3) Am I also liable to show current debts on me against credit card or just show the funds requirement in my account?
What if my mother is not supporting me to sign the gift deed for the amount, I have borrowed from my friend currently living in USA.
What is the way to show the source of that amount?
Thanks.
1) Do we have to show the proof of fund as per the requirement of Express Entry i.e. 25564 CAD for the family of applicants?
2) Should I show proof of fund in dollars or PKR?
3) Am I also liable to show current debts on me against credit card or just show the funds requirement in my account?
What if my mother is not supporting me to sign the gift deed for the amount, I have borrowed from my friend currently living in USA.
What is the way to show the source of that amount?
Thanks.
The category draws pick the people who have the highest score CRS within each category. A score of 282 is far too low to be selected. You need to get your score above 400 to have a chance.
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Better to show funds from a blood relative along with a notarized gift deed. Please review this one
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/gift-deed-as-pof-while-donor-and-receiver-in-different-countries.683176/post-8559090