I’m planning to apply to Canada’s federal skilled workers program, though it seems that my chances are not the best. I’m considering applying under one of these two eligible occupations:
1. Inspectors in public and environmental health and occupational health and safety: I have a MSc in Environment and several years of experience in conservation projects and environmental planning but when I checked the official description of this category, my experience seems to be somehow related but it is not an exact match.
2. Land surveyors: I have a year of experience working in land purchases (which is related to this occupation) but I do not have a related degree on this discipline.
What might be my chances at being accepted at Canada's immigration program?
At the application form, it says that if you misrepresent yourself then: “the circumstances of your refusal will be entered into Canada's global immigration database”. I'm not going to misrepresent myself, but I'm worried that if I apply to this immigration program and I fail, my case would be filed in this global immigration database, then when I renew my US B1/B2 non immigrant visa, my name will come up as someone looking forward to immigrate and my visa will be refused. Is this right?
I would not like to risk my clean file status at the global immigration database for an unrealistic shot at the Canadian program.
Thanks a lot!
1. Inspectors in public and environmental health and occupational health and safety: I have a MSc in Environment and several years of experience in conservation projects and environmental planning but when I checked the official description of this category, my experience seems to be somehow related but it is not an exact match.
2. Land surveyors: I have a year of experience working in land purchases (which is related to this occupation) but I do not have a related degree on this discipline.
What might be my chances at being accepted at Canada's immigration program?
At the application form, it says that if you misrepresent yourself then: “the circumstances of your refusal will be entered into Canada's global immigration database”. I'm not going to misrepresent myself, but I'm worried that if I apply to this immigration program and I fail, my case would be filed in this global immigration database, then when I renew my US B1/B2 non immigrant visa, my name will come up as someone looking forward to immigrate and my visa will be refused. Is this right?
I would not like to risk my clean file status at the global immigration database for an unrealistic shot at the Canadian program.
Thanks a lot!