It's okay to switch employer as long as there is no gap in your employment (so for example, you finish the old job, and start the new job the very next week). But IMO, it's better to stay with the same employer for a few more months.navi9 said:
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Hi Seniors,
I have few queries regarding my application and need help for further step.
Actually , I received an ITA through EE and submitted my online application for PR from Canada as I am in Canada on closed workpermit. I put my permanent address and mailing address are of India, but put current address in personal history of Canada at the time of filling online application form.
My application is still in progress and Now I have to go back to India within a month as my assignment is over in Canada and will be staying in India till my PR application is processed.
Could you please let me know Should I need to inform about the change in current address to CIC as my Permanent and mailing both addresses of India.
Thanks
Gunjan
I have few queries regarding my application and need help for further step.
Actually , I received an ITA through EE and submitted my online application for PR from Canada as I am in Canada on closed workpermit. I put my permanent address and mailing address are of India, but put current address in personal history of Canada at the time of filling online application form.
My application is still in progress and Now I have to go back to India within a month as my assignment is over in Canada and will be staying in India till my PR application is processed.
Could you please let me know Should I need to inform about the change in current address to CIC as my Permanent and mailing both addresses of India.
Thanks
Gunjan
@Gunjan - Yes I would suggest to notify them once it happens. I am not sure how to notify them because you are asking about post e-aor process and I only know a little bit about how to inform the province post the AOR received from them. So these r 2 different things. Bottomline, please inform them after the change in address happens and not before that.
Hi, do we need to submit any documentation while creating the EE profile with the CIC?
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Posting this on a friend's behalf -
He is planning to apply for EE. He is the principal applicant. Does he also need to get his wife's Educational Credential Assessment (WES) done? Is it mandatory?
If not mandatory, would doing that, add points for him?
Cheers!
He is planning to apply for EE. He is the principal applicant. Does he also need to get his wife's Educational Credential Assessment (WES) done? Is it mandatory?
If not mandatory, would doing that, add points for him?
Cheers!
Hi guys.....
I have just received my ITA for PR under the EE route through the CEC experience class. I am a UK citizen currently living/working in Canada! My wife is here too but wasn't issued a work permit, but a visitor record.
A few questions that I could do with help with.....
In my work history I have an 18 month period of being self employed, I am really struggling to find any way to prove this or the work history documents, what do you suggest? Could I cover it with a letter of explanation?
My wife (who is on a visitor record), is being asked to prove her post-secondary education, but we have no idea where her certificates are! Any suggestions on how to cover this off? I will be attempting to call the college on Monday. Or could I alter her educational history to remove these entries, as she hasn't gained any points by putting them on the profile?
Also in her work history she worked for family run business that has subsequently closed down and we have no contact information for them......Any thoughts?
Many thanks
I have just received my ITA for PR under the EE route through the CEC experience class. I am a UK citizen currently living/working in Canada! My wife is here too but wasn't issued a work permit, but a visitor record.
A few questions that I could do with help with.....
In my work history I have an 18 month period of being self employed, I am really struggling to find any way to prove this or the work history documents, what do you suggest? Could I cover it with a letter of explanation?
My wife (who is on a visitor record), is being asked to prove her post-secondary education, but we have no idea where her certificates are! Any suggestions on how to cover this off? I will be attempting to call the college on Monday. Or could I alter her educational history to remove these entries, as she hasn't gained any points by putting them on the profile?
Also in her work history she worked for family run business that has subsequently closed down and we have no contact information for them......Any thoughts?
Many thanks
Thanks
According to my profile scores the wife didn't gain me any points, so I can remove anything from the EE profile that I/we don't need?
I gained 50 point for my non-Canadian skill transferable work experience. The period of self employment is nearly 10 years ago........ not sure how that will impact that score and the overall total?
If I took it out of my history it would leave a gap unless I remove earlier stuff too! Would the gap flag an issue with the CIC? or should I just prove the work history for the last 9 years?
I scored 848 points overall.
According to my profile scores the wife didn't gain me any points, so I can remove anything from the EE profile that I/we don't need?
I gained 50 point for my non-Canadian skill transferable work experience. The period of self employment is nearly 10 years ago........ not sure how that will impact that score and the overall total?
If I took it out of my history it would leave a gap unless I remove earlier stuff too! Would the gap flag an issue with the CIC? or should I just prove the work history for the last 9 years?
I scored 848 points overall.
Thanks ever so much istari
That advice has really helped.
One last question (for now)......
I haven't had my qualifications assessed and because of this I haven't gained any points for them either, but I do have the relevant documents with me, should I keep this on my profile and provide the evidence or shall I just remove it?
Once again many thanks
Ben
That advice has really helped.
One last question (for now)......
I haven't had my qualifications assessed and because of this I haven't gained any points for them either, but I do have the relevant documents with me, should I keep this on my profile and provide the evidence or shall I just remove it?
Once again many thanks
Ben
Honestly, I've never encountered this situation before; I've never seen anyone not claim any points for education.Bigbenbird said:
I assume that it can be removed from the education section, and just put into your personal history. But if you have the documents with you, it's not that much extra effort to scan and upload them, just in case.
But perhaps one of the seniors will know more about this than I do.
I never got an education assessment done.
But knowing my scores were going to be more than enough without them I never bothered. I have been working here over a year and have great language test scores, 848 points is pretty good. The extra I gained from the education wasn't worth the effort..... I was going to make the cut without them
Many thanks
But knowing my scores were going to be more than enough without them I never bothered. I have been working here over a year and have great language test scores, 848 points is pretty good. The extra I gained from the education wasn't worth the effort..... I was going to make the cut without them
Many thanks