cjg1987 said:
If you have a national ID document it must be disclosed. If not in English or French, it must be translated as well as certified in accordance with the application guide.
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If you have a national ID document it must be disclosed. If not in English or French, it must be translated as well as certified in accordance with the application guide.
nishkotu said:
Awesome on the points. Just get your funds in order. You need settlement funds exceeding the minimum to be considered.
siouxe said:
It won't as long as the money in your account is legitimate (i.e. not borrowed). I think CIC understands people use their accounts and money goes in or out all the time. I've not read of anyone being rejected because of normal account activity. Suspicious account activity such as large amounts being transferred in at the last moment for no obvious reason, may prompt a closer look.
cjg1987 said:
If the form will validate then yes. If not then enter the date after the day you validate and attach an annexure stating that it is intended to convey "to present."
ukhan018 said:
1. Yes.
2. It's in physical cash? If it is currency that is convertible yes you can use it. I don't know what proof would be, a photo?
3. Gold is not settlement funds as it's not a liquid asset. It should be disclosed in "assets" but not in settlement funds.
nekeol said:
Bonds count if they are easily sold on an open public market (like government bonds or corporate bonds that trade daily).
ukhan018 said:
Yes. Mutual funds trade daily on public markets and could easily be liquidated if needed. They count as settlement funds.
TangoCharlie1234 said:
Where is an official statement of this policy in the guide or ministerial instructions? In fact the guide states that the one year minimum of experience in the primary NOC must have come within the past 10 years. There is no requirement that it be the applicant's current occupation. Nor is there any requirement that the educational qualification match the primary NOC or current work experience.
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future_canadian said:
Totally with you on this, i read the instructions later on CIC docs that its not the case, must have been painful for that applicant to know
sorry for the confusion brother 
viveksharma said:
I think your start date for job #1 is incorrect?
You should try to get letters from all of your employers, because that is the requirement. If you can't, explain in an annexure why. Ultimately it is probably not going to give you a problem but if the local VO decides for any reason to dig further you want to be confident that you have followed all instructions as well as possible. Also you never know that you might need some points from those other jobs (which you can get even if they are not in your primary NOC), and it's easier to get points if you meet the requirements of the letter.
patelsd84 said:
It's good that you regret it but ultimately you are responsible for the content of your application. If a consultant encouraged you to do something dishonest, that should have immediately been a signal to you that you should fire that consultant and not pay them any money and report them to CIC.
As for re-applying or doing some future application, the fact is that you're going to have to come clean and be honest with CIC if you ever hope to immigrate to Canada even on a temporary basis. Might as well do it sooner rather than later, provide a full explanation and apology and be humble and basically beg for forgiveness. It might not work, but continuing down the path of dishonesty is basically guaranteed not to work, and to create big problems for you.
kollins said:
You're right. What TangoCharlie wrote in that post is completely incorrect. There is no basis for it in any official document that I have seen, and we have many counterexamples.
I am new to this forum. I was all set to go ahead and file an application under FSW using a consultant. I happened to come across this forum and it has given me the confidence to do it on my own.I want to thank asif_ee, Kollins,Century,in fact everyone of you for your valuable guidance/ inputs shared here which is really so very helpful.
I am applying under NOC 0113. I have to start with my credential assessment.(Bachelors Degree) For that....
(1) Only the photocopies of the mark lists and the Academic Transcript Request Form has to be submitted to the University to be filled/signed by the Registrar or Controller of Exams.
(2) The sealed envelope from the university along with the photocopy of the degree certificate, transcript request form,DD,all together has to be put in an envelope and send to WES. Am I right? Please guide me if I am missing something. Thank you.
I am applying under NOC 0113. I have to start with my credential assessment.(Bachelors Degree) For that....
(1) Only the photocopies of the mark lists and the Academic Transcript Request Form has to be submitted to the University to be filled/signed by the Registrar or Controller of Exams.
(2) The sealed envelope from the university along with the photocopy of the degree certificate, transcript request form,DD,all together has to be put in an envelope and send to WES. Am I right? Please guide me if I am missing something. Thank you.
SAS_RAZA said:
If your ECA assesses them as equivalent to Canadian master's degrees, then 23. Any master's is 23. The only way to get more is to have a doctorate for 25.
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