CEC one year experience based on number of hours - 1560

[pritish kumar]

Hi jess


i will show my Canadian experience from jun 1 2016 which falls on wed, so from wed to sat it will be a weak right


from their onwards to 31 dec 2016 i get 32 weaks


secondly i started working again from Jan 24 onwards which falls on Thu, so it will be a weak and from 28 jan 2019 it will be another weak right


so on jun 4 2019 it all accumulate to 51 weaks


hope you got it, will they not consider 1 weak as minimal and give points for 1Yr Canadian experience

 

[clinkz]

hi clinkz

intra company transfer

hear is the catch

if i apply from Jun 4 2016 i am getting to 50 weaks candian experience on jun 4 2019 will they consider

on 24 jan 2019 my pay started which falls on thu, so if they consider it as a weak i get to 51 weaks

I think you misunderstood my thread to some extent. Based on your post above, the first slice of your canadian working experience is from May 2016 to Dec 2016. This is good, however, this is only 8 months even calculated in full month experience for May and Dec. Let's assume you started working on Feb 1 2019, You will gain 3 months canadian working experience til May. We sum up them, you will only have 11 months of canadian working experience, which is not qualify under CEC. After May 2019, you will lose canadian experience every day from previous work, and gain canadian experience every day from your current job, which means you will never meet MEC until Feb 2020 (12 months of canadian experience in past 3 years).

For clarification, you `MUST` have 12 months/52 weeks to qualify under CEC.

 

[jes_ON]

hi jess

Not sure what you are asking... Above you stated February, now it is January?
First you said "i am presently satarted working from Feb 2019" now you are talking about a January payslip, so since you have indicated 2 different start dates, it is confusing.

i got salary slip of jan 2019 with 30.67 hrs of work, its a bimonthly slip so it should count as two weaks right
??? Why would you think that? January 24-Jan 31 is one week. You cannot count it as two weeks because you get paid bi-monthly, come on!

if it counts as 2 weaks i get candian experience of 51 weaks 1600+Hrs
Even if that were correct, which it is not,it still does not meet the minimum of 52 weeks.

 

[jes_ON]

Hi jess


i will show my Canadian experience from jun 1 2016 which falls on wed, so from wed to sat it will be a weak right

In a previous post, you stated that your actual dates of work were April/24/ 2016 to Dec/22/ 2016. You can't just make them up, you have to use the actual dates.

from their onwards to 31 dec 2016 i get 32 weaks
34 weeks, but who's counting?

secondly i started working again from Jan 24 onwards which falls on Thu, so it will be a weak and from 28 jan 2019 it will be another weak right
So you will gain another 13 complete weeks by April 24, 2019, giving you 47 weeks. From this point on, however, your 2016 experience will start expiring. For every additional week you work, you also lose a week. You will have 47 weeks of eligible work, and that number will not change until Dec 22, 2019. Then your work experience will start to accumulate again. So you will not have 52 weeks until January 23, 2020.

so on jun 4 2019 it all accumulate to 51 weaks

No, it will not. See above. As others have repeatedly explained, you cannot use experience that is more than 3 years old to qualify for the CEC class.

Here's what WOULD be possible - if you have foreign work experience and are eligible under the FSW program, you can count Canadian experience for CRS points only (not for eligibility) for the past 10 years. SO - By the end of May, you would be able to count 1 year of experience for CRS points, but only if you are eligible under the FSW program. Not for CEC.

 

[pritish kumar]

Hi Jess

Here's what WOULD be possible - if you have foreign work experience and are eligible under the FSW program, you can count Canadian experience for CRS points only (not for eligibility) for the past 10 years.

I have already worked in 2015 for 45 days

and in 2016 from Apr 24 2016 to Dec 31 2016

so according to you i can add them as 1yr Canadian work experience( in Canada past 10 Yrs) in FSW right


i am providing Detailed work experience please suggest


24/04/2015 to
30/4/2015 70.67 HRS
15/5/2015 86.67 HRS
29/5/2015 86.67 HRS
------------------------------------------------
24/04/2016 to
29/4/2016 46.67 HRS
13/5/2016 86.67 "
31/5/2016 86.67 "
15/6/2016 86.67 "
30/6/2016 86.67 "
15/7/2016 86.67
29/7/2016 86.67 "
15/8/2016 86.67
31/8/2016 86.67
15/9/2016 86.67 "
30/9/2016 86.67
13/10/2016 86.67 "
31/10/2016 86.67 "
15/11/2016 86.67 "
30/11/2016 86.67 "
15/12/2016 86.67 "
30/12/2016 46.67 HRS
---------------------------------------------
24/01/2019 to
31/1/2019 30.67 HRS
15/2/2019 86.67 "
28/2/2019 86.67 "
15/3/2019 86.67 "
31/3/2019 86.67 "
15/4/2019 86.67 "
31/4/2109 86.67 "


Apr 24 2015 To May 31 2015............................ 45 Days

Apr 24 2016 To Dec 31 2016............................... 8 Months

Jan 24 2019 To till date.......................................

 

[jes_ON]

so according to you i can add them as 1yr Canadian work experience( in Canada past 10 Yrs) in FSW right

Apr 24 2015 To May 31 2015............................ 45 Days 5 weeks

Apr 24 2016 To Dec 31 2016............................... 8 Months 34 weeks

Jan 24 2019 To till date....................................... 3 weeks

IF all the experience is skilled (NOC O, A, or B) and full-time, this comes to 42 weeks, so you would have to work another 10 weeks before you can claim it as one year. Keep in mind that you have to be able to document your work experience (letters of reference, T4s...)

 

[pritish kumar]

IF all the experience is skilled (NOC O, A, or B) and full-time, this comes to 42 weeks, so you would have to work another 10 weeks before you can claim it as one year. Keep in mind that you have to be able to document your work experience (letters of reference, T4s...)

yeah i will wait until april and apply can you suggest any ilets training sites if you know any

 

[SangitaSo]

Hello,
Need Help on this.
I have 2 years and 6 months of experience(Banker) and 6 months of experience as financial analyst both in different organization.so will it be total experience of 3 years?so that i can claim 50 points in skilled worker with ielts score of CLB9.

 

[bhagyashreekulkarni]

Hello,
I am Bhagyashree Kulkarni looking for applying Canada PR.
I have one question regarding CEC, how the one year span is calculated for PR application? Is it by months or dates (365 days)?

I was working in Canada till 27th December 2019 and my arrival in Canada was on 29th December 2018 and this makes 11 months 28 days if we consider 365 days logic, so in this case am I losing points for one year because of departing from country 2 days earlier?
Thanks