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[mr_masry]

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[medwiz]

Guyz ,with all my respect, it seems that you've no clue about what an experience letter means .. applying as a federal skilled worker under certain NOC is something and working in this occupation in Canada is a totally different things ...

the requirements that you've just posted is for working as a Medical radiation technologist in Canada not for applying under this NOC for FSW ...

For example, few years ago ( I think in 2011 ) Dentists were listed on the FSW list ... All the 300 people who applied and succeded to immigrate to Canada didn't meet the Employment requirements found on this website :
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/QuickSearch.aspx?val65=3113

Because Simply, these requirements are for Practicing this occupation or profession in Canada, not for Immigration ... ask anyone and he will tell you that ..

Yes you are right and I apologize if we got sidetracked into another issue you were not initially asking about...

 

[mr_masry]

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[mr_masry]

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[red9999]

My understanding is that job experience does not necessarily have to match qualifications. ..you get assessed on your qualification separately. ..but naturally this will be difficult for our friend here (which might complicate his situation further) since his degree is in dentistry. ..so simply WES or any of the other assesment authorities will not be able to assess his degree since he needs a licensing body from Canada to do that (Canadian Dental Asociation I believe)...

I got this from other forums...but they are just forums..... in my opinion if you graduated as an engineer and applying as a doctor cause you have the experience, might be little weird ...but if it works then theres nuthing like it...

Warning; whatever job title you use must match that on NOC list and must be the same as you have in your educational qualification.
got this from

http://www.nairaland.com/1279130/canadian-federal-skilled-worker-program-timelines/83
Feel free to ask more question.

 

[red9999]

I don't agree with you in that point, I already had my Education Credential Assessed by WES .. getting your Education credential assessed is something totally different than working as a dentist in Canada.. I don't need to take any examination to assess my education.

the WES report which I hold in my hands right now says that my degree is equivalent to " Five Years of Professional Study in Canada " ... so that will never be a problem ..

my only problem will be like you said , that my experience certificate will be on Dental Center letterhead ..

Yes you will have to give a licence exam to be able to work in Canada if your NOC is regulated profession. WES is just an org to prove that your educational papers are valid and not fake.

 

[namaste]

I got this from other forums...but they are just forums..... in my opinion if you graduated as an engineer and applying as a doctor cause you have the experience, might be little weird ...but if it works then theres nuthing like it...

That is exactly what I was trying to point out (and failing). Even if one gets through the initial review process, it would be difficult to convince a case officer that a dentist would like to move to Canada and work as a radiation technologist especially since this is also a regulated profession and would require a related degree to actually work as one.

Warning; whatever job title you use must match that on NOC list and must be the same as you have in your educational qualification.
got this from

http://www.nairaland.com/1279130/canadian-federal-skilled-worker-program-timelines/83
Feel free to ask more question.

Guyz ,with all my respect, it seems that you've no clue about what an experience letter means .. applying as a federal skilled worker under certain NOC is something and working in this occupation in Canada is a totall different things ...

the requirements that you've just posted is for working as a Medical radiation technologist in Canada not for applying under this NOC for FSW ...

For example, few years ago ( I think in 2011 ) Dentists were listed on the FSW list ... All the 300 people who applied and succeded to immigrate to Canada didn't meet the Employment requirements found on this website :
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/QuickSearch.aspx?val65=3113

Because Simply, these requirements are for Practicing this occupation or profession in Canada, not for Immigration ... ask anyone and he will tell you that ..

So be it if I have no clue. I gave my opinion on your situation and made it clear. But again it seems to me that not having a license yet (in the case of the dentists) is a different issue than not being educated in the field that you are claiming you want to work in. Even more complicating is the fact that this is a regulated profession.
But by all means apply. There is nothing to lose afterall. Good luck to you.

 

[medwiz]

never mind at all .. I'm sure you are only trying to help me and I really appreciate it, we are here to exchange information and help each other not just to answe my questions

You are more than welcome

You did provide info I didn't know about so many thanks for that ...but 2 things if I may:

1- Notarization is required for photocopied documents. ..it states that clearly here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG7TOC.asp#eg73

2 - how do I get my medical degree assessed by MCC for FSW purposes?

 

[mr_masry]

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[red9999]

thanks for trying to help , but actually its a very wrong information and the person who wrote it knows nothing about applying to FSW, the NOC to which you are applying is not related by any means to your Educational Qualification .. I already know some people who succeded to Immigrate with a qualification totally different from the NOC that they applied to ..

oh..i see :

then good luck

 

[namaste]

You did provide info I didn't know about so many thanks for that ...but 2 things if I may:

1- Notarization is required for photocopied documents. ..it states that clearly here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG7TOC.asp#eg73

Actually, no. Notarization is required only for documents translated into ENglish or French. For everything else, plain photocopies or originals as requested is sufficient.

2 - how do I get my medical degree assessed by MCC for FSW purposes?

 

[mr_masry]

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[red9999]

Hi all,

My manager has said he doesnot have the power to give me the roles and responsibilities in the company letter head so can any one plz tell what shall i do now???

1. can it be written on the plain paper and he signs the same along with his id card photocopy ?

2. can i get a email from him ( official / work email id) stating my job duties ?


plz reply as am stuck in mid way....


regards,

nm1985

Put your self in CIC 's shoes and see... You are the authority to let a person come into your country and need to to check the experience letter and allot points. what would you do if you see a plain paper with no letter head? who you just believe it or..you will put it aside for a detailed background check? and process more delay

what would you do if you see a company letter head? " this looks good to go, a valid fax number and a website address and a phone number to make the bg checking easier and be done in a jiffy!

 

[red9999]

The question is I submit an application without job offer now, the application is returned as the CAP is filled...can I reapply after securing a job offer before the program closes ?

Securing job is not possible staying out of Canada at all...firstly you need to be registered and need to have a licence. to obtain a licence you need to write the exam where the centers to write exam are not available out side Canada.

Secondly you will be offered a job only if you have licence. :-X :-X :-X :-X :'(

Unless you have some extraordinary situations working in your favor getting a job is out of question. ( i'm assuming that you are talking about the job related to the NOC that your are applying and the one which is regulated.)

 

[ersanjeev84]

Hi,

for Work Experience, Does only 1 year full time exp at that particular NOC count, & rest exp in different field can add weightage ?
For Example, total exp 6yr.
NOC 2132 exp with mention duties 2 yr.
Then 4 yr with different duties,

will it give 15 points or less ??