FSW 2014 Applicants Timeline- Lets Network Here.

[kitchie]

Praise God!! Just got charged...To Him be all the glory and praise!
App Date: 14 Nov
Mode: CC
NOC: 0112
Just landed a kiss on everyone at home

Congrats!

 

[faraconda]

Hi all
I have a friend living in Canada and he is my representative too
Can he call CIC from canada and get me information about DD withdraw time ? ?

 

[mynameispepe]

Hi guys.

I'm an October 14th applicant under NOC 2172, my CC was charged on December 18th. I had an UCI from previous travels to Canada and as of this morning my application is showing up on the ECAs webpage as "In Progress". I haven't received PER mail yet, is this a good sign?

Thanks

 

[ABCD EFGH]

To whom it may concern. I hope this info will clarify some anbiguity to many people.

My friend has got his file back just now.
NOC 4011
15 October applicant
Letter date is Decmber 3rd
Reason for returning the file: Job duties and he sent a copy of WES instead of the original.

 

[Grace1978]

Hi guys.

I'm an October 14th applicant under NOC 2172, my CC was charged on December 18th. I had an UCI from previous travels to Canada and as of this morning my application is showing up on the ECAs webpage as "In Progress". I haven't received PER mail yet, is this a good sign?

Thanks

My status is showing In Progress after I received PER, so I am assuming, that You got your PER (maybe it is in your junk or maybe CIC forgot to send it to you)

Congratulations !!

 

[Canbd]

Received my PER today.... 1st oct applicant, NOC 2133...

congrats

 

[pr4vj]

Thanks for your information.

Did they accept your ePF? Did you get PPR?

Was your ePF was part of full POF amount or excess to your bank balance?

Hi pr4vj,

Congrats.
Why because you have been intimated and asked to submit valid POF, thus getting a chance to correct the issue.

This is how I went about. (All docs excluding (2) notarised)
1) Showed my and my wife's existing ePF statement (You can get it online if you google the epfo site).
2) FD with 6 month's validity. (Original FD letter)
3) Bank statement for last 3 month's showing the current balance.

Pretty simple and 2-3 day effort to get all the docs sorted.

** If you choose bank statement's make sure you do not have ECS and other periodic deductions. If you do, better to avoid it.

All the best.
The above will suffice.

Cheers

 

[Johnny31]

ALHAMDULILLAH

It is very nice to wake up in the morning to find an email from CPC-O with Subject "Ready for Visa"

Hoping a soon PPR and MR and all possible good news for all those who are waiting

Thanks everyone for helping each other here

SS updated

Congrats!

 

[rvp_deltario]

Dear Century,Canol,Diplomatru..who ever have time kindly give your valuable views...

I read in the forum that Canadian degree/ Diploma/ Certification courses will ensure a better chance of getting a job in canada...as, based on the feedback of many forumites, Canadian Experience and Canadian Certification courses definitely add a lot of weight to your resume.
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so what are your views... any idea what kind of canadian certification we can have before landing in canada? any online courses or somethin?

Hi Calgary14,

This one is pretty close to me too and keeps me up all night, here are my views. They may all not be accurate and I would love to read some senior and experienced forumites views on this also.

I agree, Canadian recognised certifications help in getting jobs.
1) Is you NOC, regulated or non regulated? Basis that chose the certifications you need. Eg. For Investment exposed finance professionals, it's imperative that they do a course such as Canadian Securities Couse as this area is regulated and without this certification you cant practise.

2) Non regulated roles like a Manager in Transition or Projects will enhance his profile with a PMP certification.

I also feel that Canadian Recognised certifications are a must for a Public Sector Job and if you are trying the Private sector for a non regulated NOC and you have the experience and can sell yourself at the interview table, you will crack it.
A friend of mine over there told me that Degree's only help you open the institutions door and let you in. Weather you get the job is dependent of how much did you manage to sell yourself in the interview.

I would love to hear views from the experienced Canadian residents and immigrants on this.

 

[Johnny31]

Dear Forumites,
Good News !
Got my PER mail few minutes ago.
NOC 2132
Application received: 2nd Oct 2014
CC charged : 23rd Dec 2014
PER mail: 13th Jan 2015

Thanks all for your support.
All the best as we journey on

MacFar

Congrats on your PER!

 

[Johnny31]

Received my PER today.... 1st oct applicant, NOC 2133...

Congratulations!

 

[rvp_deltario]

I am in the "Your Medical's have been received window" and they never asked me for any additional POF so I believe its safe to assume that they were satisfied with the docs.
my ePF was part of the POF. It comprised of all the 3 that I mentioned in my post.

Thanks for your information.

Did they accept your ePF? Did you get PPR?

Was your ePF was part of full POF amount or excess to your bank balance?

 

[gbatista]

My status is showing In Progress after I received PER, so I am assuming, that You got your PER (maybe it is in your junk or maybe CIC forgot to send it to you)

Congratulations !!

In progress or in process??, mine its showing in process!!

 

[rvp_deltario]

Praise God!! Just got charged...To Him be all the glory and praise!
App Date: 14 Nov
Mode: CC
NOC: 0112
Just landed a kiss on everyone at home

Congrats !!

 

[Calgary14]

Hi Calgary14,

This one is pretty close to me too and keeps me up all night, here are my views. They may all not be accurate and I would love to read some senior and experienced forumites views on this also.

I agree, Canadian recognised certifications help in getting jobs.
1) Is you NOC, regulated or non regulated? Basis that chose the certifications you need. Eg. For Investment exposed finance professionals, it's imperative that they do a course such as Canadian Securities Couse as this area is regulated and without this certification you cant practise.

2) Non regulated roles like a Manager in Transition or Projects will enhance his profile with a PMP certification.

I also feel that Canadian Recognised certifications are a must for a Public Sector Job and if you are trying the Private sector for a non regulated NOC and you have the experience and can sell yourself at the interview table, you will crack it.
A friend of mine over there told me that Degree's only help you open the institutions door and let you in. Weather you get the job is dependent of how much did you manage to sell yourself in the interview.

I would love to hear views from the experienced Canadian residents and immigrants on this.

+1 to you for ur views dear bro...

my point is ,so can we have international certifications done from our home country itself which will give weight-age to our resume or is it that inspite Of having an international certification we have to attend bridging courses in canada? any viewS?