You only need to have your post secondary credentials assessed. So send your Bachelors degree.
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Also, is it okay if I send them my marksheets for all the years seperately in a single folder along with the degree?
You will need to follow the specific WES instructions for your university. For most uni's transcripts are sent directly to WES by the university.
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http://www.wes.org/ca/evaluations/preliminary.asp
Go to the free evaluation page and follow the instructions there. It will tell you what your degree is equivalent to and the specific documentation instructions.
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I see! It says that it is equivalent to a Canadian bachelor's degree of 4 years. Anyways, is a transcript and a marksheet a same thing?
They are different.
A marksheet is normally for a specific period, i.e 1 semester, whereas a transcript covers the entire degree program and includes details of the grading/scoring system used.
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2. Annual Statement of Marks / Academic Transcript
An official document issued by the institution responsible for conducting the examinations (e.g. university, constituent or autonomous college). It lists all subjects/papers taken and marks earned for each year of study.
NOTES:
WES does not accept mark sheets that have been issued and/or attested by the college you attended unless from an autonomous or constituent college. To check whether your college has autonomous status click here."
This is what the website says. So is it okay if I send them the marksheets?
Folks....please I need your advise.
ITA received and I am the main applicant...but to upload ITA docs, letter of reference for my wife's work is to be uploaded as well. The thing is, my wife is self-employed. She runs her own small outfit(1 full time and 3 part time/freelance) and she's the Lead Fashion Designer.
I'm a little bit confused on how she's to get a reference letter. Is it possible for her to sign off on her reference letter?
I will be glad if you can advise.
Thank you.
ITA received and I am the main applicant...but to upload ITA docs, letter of reference for my wife's work is to be uploaded as well. The thing is, my wife is self-employed. She runs her own small outfit(1 full time and 3 part time/freelance) and she's the Lead Fashion Designer.
I'm a little bit confused on how she's to get a reference letter. Is it possible for her to sign off on her reference letter?
I will be glad if you can advise.
Thank you.
Hi,
Is her work experience Canadian?
If not, you were not given any points for it. So remove it from work experience and enter it all in the personal history section where no evidence is required. Also mention this move in your LOE.
All the best
Thank you Tanaka.
It's not canadian. I am uploading doc (for ITA) and it's listed under her profile as mandatory document to be uploaded as well.
Good, so just follow my recommendation and it will be removed form the checklist. This is very common so don't worry. Just mention it in your LOE.
Regards.
Hello guys,
I've been off the forum for past few months. Busy settling down.
It went smoothly. Thanks to helpful advices by all of you on this forum.
Could you also advise me with a query for my brother. Who is yet to complete one year full time work experience in his job.
But he has got the required hours (1560) already worked in his 9 months (Sep - Jun) of job. In India we usually work for 9 hours a day.
Is he eligible to apply for Express Entry based on 1 year equivalent hours worked, or he still needs to complete 1 year?
Regards,
Aditya
I've been off the forum for past few months. Busy settling down.
It went smoothly. Thanks to helpful advices by all of you on this forum.
Could you also advise me with a query for my brother. Who is yet to complete one year full time work experience in his job.
But he has got the required hours (1560) already worked in his 9 months (Sep - Jun) of job. In India we usually work for 9 hours a day.
Is he eligible to apply for Express Entry based on 1 year equivalent hours worked, or he still needs to complete 1 year?
Regards,
Aditya
Minimum 12 months continuous work experience AND minimum 1560 hours during that 1year/52 weeks period is required to be eligible for EE.