No, it is not fine. 1.5 years and 1.6 years adds up to 2.11 years leaving you 1 month short. Maybe if you provide the exact dated it will give something different.
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Few more questions regarding EE
1. In EE profile it shows that we are eligible under FSW and CEC. How do we know/ is there an indicator of which stream we would apply in once we recieve ITA?
2. In CRS breakup, the dependent(me) dont have points for canadian work experience. but while creating the profile it asks for my overall experience. For CEC I believe we do not need to show the dependent experience if it isnt canadian. Am i right? Or do we get to select which stream we apply in ?
Its kinda vague
1. In EE profile it shows that we are eligible under FSW and CEC. How do we know/ is there an indicator of which stream we would apply in once we recieve ITA?
2. In CRS breakup, the dependent(me) dont have points for canadian work experience. but while creating the profile it asks for my overall experience. For CEC I believe we do not need to show the dependent experience if it isnt canadian. Am i right? Or do we get to select which stream we apply in ?
Its kinda vague
You are better off getting a former colleague to write the letter for you and getting it notarized. The job title does not really matter, its the duties performed that are the most critical factor. However, the overall picture you present is not too convincing without a superior being able to provide a reference letter for you.
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1) If you qualify for both the I believe you will be considered under CEC. You will know for sure once you receive the invitation letter (ITA).
2) Edit your profile now and say that you have no experience at all. You can mention all your experience in the Personal history section of you PR application (post-ITA). This works the same for both CEC and FSW.
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This should be immediate as it does not affect your points. You are good to go.
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Yeah..it got "submitted". Would there be an issue of misrepresentation if i claim no work exp and then in personal history i claim that i was working? My wife just dropped this on me..Is it possible ?
This is perfectly fine, no misrepresentation at all. Put everything you are not claiming points for in personal history.
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Hello Guys, SENIOR MEMBERS PLEASE HELP !
Hope you are doing great. I am a Masters graduate from Canada but currently residing in Pakistan. I want to initiate my EE procedure. Right now I have three years Canadian Work Visa with me so I can travel anytime to Canada.
1) What would be better for EE in terms of efficiency of procedure, background checks and chances to immigrate, if I apply from Pakistan or if I move to Canada and apply from there?
"I don't want to apply through Manitoba PNP as it is very long and slow process so I will submit my profile without PNP and Canadian experience i.e. 475 score"
Secondly, there is uncertainty in the Canadian job market if you don't have PR. So I was thinking to get PR from Pakistan and then move to Canada and find a job.
2) If I stay in Pakistan then may be it would be difficult for me to gather Police certificate from Canada.
I am really confused as I have to book my flight (if i am planning to go to Canada) or start any job (if i am planning to stay in Pakistan) and to start this process ASAP !!!!
YOUR RESPONSE WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED !!
Hope you are doing great. I am a Masters graduate from Canada but currently residing in Pakistan. I want to initiate my EE procedure. Right now I have three years Canadian Work Visa with me so I can travel anytime to Canada.
1) What would be better for EE in terms of efficiency of procedure, background checks and chances to immigrate, if I apply from Pakistan or if I move to Canada and apply from there?
"I don't want to apply through Manitoba PNP as it is very long and slow process so I will submit my profile without PNP and Canadian experience i.e. 475 score"
Secondly, there is uncertainty in the Canadian job market if you don't have PR. So I was thinking to get PR from Pakistan and then move to Canada and find a job.
2) If I stay in Pakistan then may be it would be difficult for me to gather Police certificate from Canada.
I am really confused as I have to book my flight (if i am planning to go to Canada) or start any job (if i am planning to stay in Pakistan) and to start this process ASAP !!!!
YOUR RESPONSE WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED !!
Hi,
I am in CANADA and father is making a gift deed for my pof and he is INDIA, is it mandatory for me to sign the gift deed as I am here.What are my options. Please help its urgent
I am in CANADA and father is making a gift deed for my pof and he is INDIA, is it mandatory for me to sign the gift deed as I am here.What are my options. Please help its urgent
Thanks Tannaka!
Just wondering if i have 2 NOC:
Supervisor, Retail: 1 year and 6 months
and Administration Manager: 1 year and 6 months.
Could I claim 3 years work experience in total and immigrate under express extry program?
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Jason Do
The instructions differ depending on your university or country of study. You need to follow the specific instructions WES gives.
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Yes you can. The requirements are that you must have at least one year of paid, full-time or part-time equivalent experience in your primary NOC. Then you can add any other experience as long as it is in NOC 0,A or B.
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faraz2512
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- 09-08-2017
I'm getting a gift deed from my father. We are Indians who reside in Saudi Arabia.
Can anybody comment on how to go along with it?
At the moment am just getting a signed letter from him on a plain paper which goes as follows. Let me know if this is enough.
I Mr. XX father of Mr. XX(primary applicant) is giving my son money worth of XX. I have gifted this money from my personal bank account no. XX (bank name & branch) in the from of a bank transfer dated XX. This transaction was made directly into Mr. XX account.
I Mr. XX (father) is giving this money as a gift to cover all his expenses for Canadian immigration process and for helping him to settle in Canada in future.
Signed:
Passport #
Date:
Attached documents:
Bank Transfer slip
Copy of receiver bank account statement. 6months.
Can anybody comment on how to go along with it?
At the moment am just getting a signed letter from him on a plain paper which goes as follows. Let me know if this is enough.
I Mr. XX father of Mr. XX(primary applicant) is giving my son money worth of XX. I have gifted this money from my personal bank account no. XX (bank name & branch) in the from of a bank transfer dated XX. This transaction was made directly into Mr. XX account.
I Mr. XX (father) is giving this money as a gift to cover all his expenses for Canadian immigration process and for helping him to settle in Canada in future.
Signed:
Passport #
Date:
Attached documents:
Bank Transfer slip
Copy of receiver bank account statement. 6months.