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dusode said:
Hi Seniors,

I require little assistance on this:

My application package was received by CIO on 8th May. I am changing my job in next 2 weeks. Should I inform CIC about it now or wait to receive PER and send details about new Job to local visa office?

Thanks in advance


Wait for Per & AOR. Then inform Local Visa Office.
 
Yesterday i finally sent my application. Was quicker this time, it took 12 days after opening of the program and i hope that this time i will get `in line`.
Last year i filed the applicaton in july which was sooo late but anyway what happened - happened, only that i received the documents back 4 months later, partially destroyed and i managed somehow to restore some of them. I hope it won`t be a problem...
The bank certificate is 2 months old. Will it be a problem?

Good luck to everyone!
 
dusode said:
Hi Seniors,

I require little assistance on this:

My application package was received by CIO on 8th May. I am changing my job in next 2 weeks. Should I inform CIC about it now or wait to receive PER and send details about new Job to local visa office?

Thanks in advance


Wait to receive PER..... :D
 
My previous supervisors have left the company :-(

The HR will not give a breakup of salaries of all positions, but will give only of the current position. Can I include my promotion letters?
Why is salary important of all the positions?
 
hey seniors.... i need ur views... is it mandatory to send a explanation letter to CIC regarding not submitting the PCC while sending the file??
 
lovenish said:
hey seniors.... i need ur views... is it mandatory to send a explanation letter to CIC regarding not submitting the PCC while sending the file??

No need to send explanation for PCC. Send without it.
 
Achiever 99 said:
Hi Seniors,

I require little assistance on this:

My application package was received by CIO on 8th May. I am changing my job in next 2 weeks. Should I inform CIC about it now or wait to receive PER and send details about new Job to local visa office?

Thanks in advance

Wait to receive PER.....

Thankx for the Information. I am also in the similar situation. I am sending my docs on 25th May and I ll be joining a new employer from 1st June.
I have written as "till date" in Schedule 3 form. But, my concern is whether CIC will contact the employer for the verification of my experience letter or not. because by the time when CIC may contact my employer, I would be in new company.
Please clarify me with this regards.

Thank you.
 
ramgarhia said:
No need to send explanation for PCC. Send without it.

thanks dear...
 
ramgarhia said:
Wait for Per & AOR. Then inform Local Visa Office.

Thanks +1 for you...
 
I did not. Lets see what happens
lovenish said:
hey seniors.... i need ur views... is it mandatory to send a explanation letter to CIC regarding not submitting the PCC while sending the file??
 
lovenish said:
hey seniors.... i need ur views... is it mandatory to send a explanation letter to CIC regarding not submitting the PCC while sending the file??

No it is not mandatory!!
 
Seniors Can you please guide.
The below are my roles and responsibilities for the past 6 years. Do you think they anything here qualifies under HR Managers. I know it is a long list and I will remove most of it, just wanted to know if I misinterpreted my NOC of Human Resources Manager


• Facilitating training programs on Values/Branding at the Bank, Diversity and Inclusion, Performance Management, Powerpoint.
• Spearheaded learning sessions for L&LD teams in India, APAC and LATAM.
• Pan India SPOC to administer logistics/schedules of Leaders and participants for the Manager Development Program
• Exploring vendors to provide Budgeted and Cost saving training interventions for the organization
• Working with stakeholders on process improvements for the L&LD team
• Worked with stakeholders to explore and create Learning Center and internal training venues as per specification.
• Co-ordinating with stakeholders, LOBs, vendors to understand and mapping training needs, scheduling tech evaluation for Technical programs, rolling out calendar, garnering nominations and sending out communications (e.g. Java, Linux)
• Preparing training schedules for New Campus hires joining the Bank.
• Administrator for DISC and Belbin tool
• Navigating on myLearning to track nominations, generating reports, marking attendance.
• Incharge of training rooms and booking rooms for training workshops
• Event planning, management and execution of logistics for all training conferences
• Updating training calendar & sending communication to participants for Training workshops for Behavioural programs
• Vendor management for Leadership workshops-coordination, venue booking, pre-work, Purchase Orders
• Maintaining attendance and feedback for workshops
• Weekly reports to US team to report no of training hours completed in India.
• Main point of contact for queries relating to training workshops
 
ramgarhia said:
Because people are paying for it. And it has high demand. But in coming times it will be less demanded as Express Entry is going to start. LMO approval timing is more then getting PR with FSWP.
In order to use express entry employers still have to obtain an lmo before accessing the pool so I don't know if it will really be in less demand. Is it guaranteed that you get it once you pay the lawyer?
 
Century said:
Problem in using Credit Card
Many time told it in the forum. CIC will NOT use internet transaction system. They will use POS machine. So password will not be required.

Problem in using Demand Draft
You can get your money back from the bank after the expiry date of the DD, in case it has been lost. You also need to lodge general diary to police station for the lost case.

Use POS Machine? I am not sure If I understand that really. I thought to be able to use a card on a terminal they need to physically have my card to swipe and complete transaction, isn't it? Sorry please elaborate if I seem to be missing something here.
 
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