EE profile job references and letters - phone confirmation

[kryt0n]

When you log into my CIC you should have your EE profile listed.

On the right hand side click, erm, View I think.

Then at the bottom of that page where your points breakdown is listed it should say 'view submitted application'

 

[Ibyt]

When you log into my CIC you should have your EE profile listed.

On the right hand side click, erm, View I think.

Then at the bottom of that page where your points breakdown is listed it should say 'view submitted application'

Many thanks,

I just had a random thought in my head but it was fine. I didnt have to change anything so didnt need to transmit again.

My score is 456, I missed the last draw as ECA wasn't ready till yesterday. Hopefully next draw #fingerscrossed

 

[Satsu]

Hi guys

My situation is that I have foreign & previous canadian experience in a different NOC than my current primary occupation NOC as mentioned below:

Nov 2003 - May 2008 (NOC 2283) Foreign Exp
Jun 2008 - Aug 2011 (NOC 2283) Canadian Exp
Sep 2011 - Oct 2012 (NOC 2283) Foreign Exp
Nov 2012 - Till Date (NOC 2281) Canadian Exp

I'm thinking of including only my recent canadian exp in Noc 2281 in my profile and not mention the first 3 exp in job history in my profile, as I had read that we can give only the jobs with same NOC as primary occupation and for which we can provide documentation for. Please advise if it's ok?

 

[uxd]

Hi guys

My situation is that I have foreign & previous canadian experience in a different NOC than my current primary occupation NOC as mentioned below:

Nov 2003 - May 2008 (NOC 2283) Foreign Exp
Jun 2008 - Aug 2011 (NOC 2283) Canadian Exp
Sep 2011 - Oct 2012 (NOC 2283) Foreign Exp
Nov 2012 - Till Date (NOC 2281) Canadian Exp

I'm thinking of including only my recent canadian exp in Noc 2281 in my profile and not mention the first 3 exp in job history in my profile, as I had read that we can give only the jobs with same NOC as primary occupation and for which we can provide documentation for. Please advise if it's ok?

Canadian Exp Class is just that - just Canadian Experience. NOC doesnt matter as long as it is continuous and full time 1 year in either O A B.
You can have different "primary NOC" and "CEC work exp NOC" if you are applying for CEC. But for FSW, your "primary NOC" needs to be same as your "qualifying continuous work exper. NOC" .
I think I am pretty sure about it unless someone else has contacted CIC and heard something else.

 

[Satsu]

Hi guys

My situation is that I have foreign & previous canadian experience in a different NOC than my current primary occupation NOC as mentioned below:

Nov 2003 - May 2008 (NOC 2283) Foreign Exp
Jun 2008 - Aug 2011 (NOC 2283) Canadian Exp
Sep 2011 - Oct 2012 (NOC 2283) Foreign Exp
Nov 2012 - Till Date (NOC 2281) Canadian Exp

I'm thinking of including only my recent canadian exp in Noc 2281 in my profile and not mention the first 3 exp in job history in my profile, as I had read that we can give only the jobs with same NOC as primary occupation and for which we can provide documentation for. Please advise if it's ok?

Canadian Exp Class is just that - just Canadian Experience. NOC doesnt matter as long as it is continuous and full time 1 year in either O A B.
You can have different "primary NOC" and "CEC work exp NOC" if you are applying for CEC. But for FSW, your "primary NOC" needs to be same as your "qualifying continuous work exper. NOC" .
I think I am pretty sure about it unless someone else has contacted CIC and heard something else.

Thanks for the information uxd..

So, I shall include all of my Canadian experience in my profile.

Questions:
Since I don't qualify for the FSW (primary noc different from foreign exp noc) and wont get points under foreign exp,
1. Is it necessary to include the Foreign experience in my Profile?
2. If I include my foreign exp and get invited, do I need to provide documents for it though I didn't get any points for foreign exp?

 

[uxd]

Thanks for the information uxd..

So, I shall include all of my Canadian experience in my profile.

Questions:
Since I don't qualify for the FSW (primary noc different from foreign exp noc) and wont get points under foreign exp,
1. Is it necessary to include the Foreign experience in my Profile?
2. If I include my foreign exp and get invited, do I need to provide documents for it though I didn't get any points for foreign exp?

This is one thing I am also searching answers for.
I personally believe that you should only mention things in EE profile for which you want points. Anything else, you can mention in Personal history after getting ITA. I have not included any "zero point" information in my EE that requires documentation proof that I wont be able to provide.

 

[Theo123]

Thank you so much Kryton!! I have been asking this question for more than a week now and you were the only person who was able to answer it! Kudos to you!!

 

[Theo123]

Canadian Exp Class is just that - just Canadian Experience. NOC doesnt matter as long as it is continuous and full time 1 year in either O A B.

how about this, i have work experience for the same noc in 4 different companies. if you total them all out, it would amount to about 3.6 years. but in one of the company i worked in, it only lasted about 8 months. can i include that or not? if i remove that, it would only total to 2.9 years.

heres my work history. for one of my noc.

15 monhts (40hrs/ week) -company c
10 months (40hrs/week) -company b
4 months (40hrs/week) -company a

am i doing something wrong?

 

[CanDreamerz]

Hi,

So after calling CIC:

- You do not need to list all 10 years of jobs on your EE profile, only the ones you wish to be given points on
- You will need to list all job history AFTER ITA.
- You will only need job reference letters from the jobs you declared in EE.

Hope this helps!

Thanks kryt0n for sharing this info.

Can I skip my current employer in EE profile, mention only previous employment details and finally list all in job history after ITA?
There will be no change in my CRS score if I do not mention my current employer.