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[gchabs]

But section 16 of the checklist ask for copies of national ID documents.

I'm an Indian currently living and working in Dubai.

What should I show as my National ID?
1) Some Indian ID like Adhar?
OR
2) Emirates ID?

 

[mia88]

Firstly, don't call me Sir. I feel really emberressed.

Continuing our discussion, the key word is "such as" which means for example. So you can have speciality in Physics, Geographics, Economics, and keep on adding. As long as you have speciality in particular subject, you are eligible.

University professors and lecturers specialize in a particular subject matter such as biology, chemistry, anatomy, sociology, business administration or law.

lol ok sorry about that!

Yeah it does have 'such as' in the statement but the line ends with "or law", it doesn't say 'etc' =l.
I am really confused since i don't want to get rejection on such basis like i was never eligible to apply since my field wasn't mentioned. It will close doors for me to enter canada as a visitor even =(

Also, since this category is new in the occupations added by the cic, there will be alot of confusion related to the requirements and eligibility since nobody have experience in applying under this NOC and successfully being granted the immigration.

So what should I do? what will you suggest?

 

[Century]

lol ok sorry about that!

Yeah it does have 'such as' in the statement but the line ends with "or law", it doesn't say 'etc' =l.
I am really confused since i don't want to get rejection on such basis like i was never eligible to apply since my field wasn't mentioned. It will close doors for me to enter canada as a visitor even =(

Also, since this category is new in the occupations added by the cic, there will be alot of confusion related to the requirements and eligibility since nobody have experience in applying under this NOC and successfully being granted the immigration.

So what should I do? what will you suggest?

If your job description matches, apply.

 

[can2174]

They inquire from your bank or they ask you to allow the bank to communicate with them? In many countries banking confidentiality laws would prevent the bank from responding to a direct request (except from law enforcement) without the account holder's consent.

As far as I know... No authority except the account holder or nominee or national investigation agency can request to know the valve or account history . in case visa officer is suspicious about your funds he may request you to send fresh statements and certificates from bank

 

[future_canadian]

Hi All,

I need a clarification, do we need to produce employment reference for all years of employment? or is it sufficient if I produce a letter from my current employer (whom I am working with since the last 2 years).

Thanks, Karthikeyan

The document checklist requires a letter from all employers for the past 10 years. Many applicants cannot provide this for a variety of reasons. However you should at least try to obtain them, and you will need to explain any you cannot obtain.

 

[mia88]

If your job description matches, apply.

Yeah job description matches the requirements they want!
Alright then Ill try my luck..!!
Thanks ALOT for your suggestions! They were really helpful and solid!

Thanks much!! =D

 

[future_canadian]

Until the maximum of 6 years of experience.
that fetches you max. of 15 points.

Incorrect. Here is a direct quote from the document checklist, section 12:

Letters of reference from all your employers for the past 10 years.

I'm pretty sure "all" doesn't mean "any 6 of the past 10."

The applicant should explain any employers within the last 10 years from which they are not able to provide a letter.

 

[future_canadian]

One cover letter for whole application, different headings

There is nothing wrong with doing it that way. I provided a separate annexure for each form for which I needed to use an annexure. I think that's easier for the reviewer to keep track of. Just my personal opinion.

 

[can2174]

Incorrect. Here is a direct quote from the document checklist, section 12:

I'm pretty sure "all" doesn't mean "any 6 of the past 10."

The applicant should explain any employers within the last 10 years from which they are not able to provide a letter.

Although they have mentioned "from all employers in past 10 years" but in case you are not able to get reference letters from past employers then submit affidavit stating your roles and Responsibilities along with letter of explanation why you couldn't produce the letter of reference. If possible submit your supervisors business card who could be reached to give your reference.

 

[future_canadian]

Dear friends,
Please guide me that is it possible to apply in two NOC at the same time in one application file?
Thanks

No but you can submit two separate applications, each independent and complete, in different NOCs. You'd need 2 original IELTS results and 2 original ECAs.

 

[future_canadian]

Hi Seniors,

I applied in 2013 as a single applicant under NOC 2147 and i had 67 point but my fill returned due to Cap filled.
Now this year this NOC code is not there but my job responsibilities match with 2281 - computer network technicians, so i will apply for it.


some of my queries are:

I recently got married on 2nd May,

1)so should i need to apply as single applicant or for both.
2) if i mentioned married and wants to apply for my self only , so do i need to submit my wife's passport, marriage certificate, spouse IELTS, etc ? Because my wife do not have any one these.
3) My file is ready as it was returned from last year, but what should i have do.. is it required to fill all documents of my wife (passport,marriage cert.) because it will consume lots of time and months.

It is your decision whether you want to apply for your spouse to accompany you or not. But if you want your spouse to be able to join you in Canada under this application, you need to include her as a dependant applicant. Also, whether you choose to include your spouse as a dependant applicant or not, you still MUST fill in information about her on several of the forms, and provide a number of documents. Here is a direct quote from CIC's guide to filling out the application:

You must list all family members in your application for permanent residence, whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not. You must also provide details on family members whose location is unknown (including those missing or presumed dead). If you don’t, you will not be able to sponsor family members at a later date if they are not listed on your application.

Additionally, please review the document checklist. A number of documents such as the Background Declaration (item 2 in the checklist) must be completed by everyone in your family, whether they are accompanying you or not. Other sections asking for copies of documents, such as sections 8, 16, 17, 18 and 19, also apply to your spouse whether she is accompanying you or not.

Therefore, your application you submitted prior to your marriage will be rejected as incomplete if you submit it again as is. (Or, if you fail to inform CIC that you are married, it will be a misrepresentation which is even worse than a rejected application.)

Bite the bullet and apply properly. You'll be happier with your wife with you in Canada anyway.

 

[future_canadian]

A WORD OF CAUTION FOR APPLICANTS YET TO SUBMIT THEIR APPLICATIONS

For fee payment: Recommend using a Demand Draft (DD) instead of credit card as this would eliminate the possibility of your application being rejected owing to non payment of fees. It has happened quite often that the credit card issuer declines the transaction when CIC try to charge your card for the fees. I still remember a few applicants whose applications were rejected last year just because of this reason.

Though do bear in mind that you will end up paying a bit higher and that also upfront when applying for an International DD but at least this is what would ensure peace of mind and reduce the risk.

I completely agree. If you can obtain a DD drawn on a Canadian bank in Canadian dollars don't risk the credit card!

 

[future_canadian]

Thank you for admiring me.
I am appreciated to you for your expert comment. Unfortunately, my experience letter for NOC 4011 doesn't have a duty because of strict people so I must write a duty myself but for NOC 1112, I have a duty. I want to send my application with two NOC in next week.
Please pray for me, this is my last chance because I already applied two times in 2013 and 2006 that I was not succeeded.

If you want to apply twice you can but do not select two primary NOCs in one application.

 

[future_canadian]

Dear friend,
I understand through your comment that it is possible to apply with two NOC at the same time in one application
and the file will not be rejected.
Do I understand correctly?

NO! ONE NOC PER APPLICATION. If you want to apply under two NOCs, or you and your spouse wish to apply simultaneously, they must be SEPARATE applications and EACH must be complete (i.e., include an original IELTS and original ECA).

 

[future_canadian]

Hi All,

Last year FSW 2013, CIC did the task of CC or DD encashment news around June
2013 last week after scrutinizing FSW Applications, hope this statement is correct.

Going by the comments of several members here it seems this year (FSW 2014) that we can except earlier credit card charge or DD encashment by CIC .
Going by the above thought , whether we can assume it will be 2nd week starting on 9th June for the initial applications received on 1st week of May 2014.
Any senior members or last year successful applicants inputs please....

Thanks all.

Nobody knows. Everybody is guessing.