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Absolutely. The system will not ask you for those documents provided you keep it out of your education history. Just mention your Bachelors degree and the respective ECA in your education history.Maarkk said:
Ok I'm also applying trough the bc pnp express entry and getting into the federal one is the first step, will not submitting my high school education in my resume be viewed as incomplete in any of the above applications(first express entry and then bc pnp express entry)?Asivad Anac said:
No. BC PNP doesn't ask for high school education either if you have a Bachelors ECA.Maarkk said:
hi guys need help please
today i recieve a letter from cic to send the original english test not a copy, but before i submit my the documents i scan all the original documents and upload them to my profile.i don't what should i do? i will upload the original test again after scan or do i need to send it by mail?
today i recieve a letter from cic to send the original english test not a copy, but before i submit my the documents i scan all the original documents and upload them to my profile.i don't what should i do? i will upload the original test again after scan or do i need to send it by mail?
Login to MyCIC and go to your post ITA application. Click on Continue at the bottom of the screen and it should direct you to the screen where you can upload the document.hamsis said:
Hi first of all thank you to all the kind people who answered my questions so far!
Another question as follows:
I initially came to Canada on a working holiday visa, when submitting my resume to cic then I didn't really pay to much attention to the accuracy of dates of employment and duties of jobs.
When submitting my resume via first federal EE and then bc pnp express entry there might be some discrepancies between the past and current resume,( the one I sent in for working holiday and the one I plan to submit for express entry) would the resumes for the two separate applications be compared any discrepancies be perceived as an issue by the cic any opinions?
Thank you!
Another question as follows:
I initially came to Canada on a working holiday visa, when submitting my resume to cic then I didn't really pay to much attention to the accuracy of dates of employment and duties of jobs.
When submitting my resume via first federal EE and then bc pnp express entry there might be some discrepancies between the past and current resume,( the one I sent in for working holiday and the one I plan to submit for express entry) would the resumes for the two separate applications be compared any discrepancies be perceived as an issue by the cic any opinions?
Thank you!
Two separate applications for 2 different purposes. If they are inconsistent on DOB, name, blood relations etc, that could be a worry but it doesn't matter if they are internally inconsistent on some dates or other work/education details here and there.Maarkk said:
Check for yourself using the official CRS tool ---> http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.aspACCA1234 said:
For education, choose 'Two or more degrees...' if your Bachelors was at least 3 years and Diploma was acquired after Bachelors.
Depends on your overall Canadian equivalency as per WES report. If it shows up as Bachelors, you will get 112 points only.ACCA1234 said:
I imagine that means it is equivalent to a Bachelors. You've also mentioned that this Diploma was acquired before Bachelors and that would indicate that you cannot choose 'Two or more...'.ACCA1234 said:
Read more about ECA here ---> http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/eca-conversion.asp