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Hello Friends,

I have worked as IT Consultant for 2 years, Telecom Engineer for 2 years and currently working as Systems Consultant for nearly about 3+ years.

My total experience counts for 7+ years, but I have worked under NOC 217x series for 3+ years (Systems Consultant).

Can I claim 15 points for my work experience. Does work experience has to be in all the NOC fields for claiming 15 points or is it working under NOC designation for atleast 1 year.

Please clarify at the earliest.

Regards,
siah
 
haslam said:
Dear All,
Received MR, PCC and RPRF just an hour ago from LVO.
Application received date: 21st May 2014.
NOC: 2171.

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Congratulation brother. +1 for sharing.

Please get enlisted into spreadsheet.

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Yes You can get US PCC (From FBI) before completing 6 months stay.


Right now it takes around 2-3 months to get PCC from FBI.

So, I advice to apply right now.

It is very easy:

1) Finger print form - (Attach 2, so if one goes bad, other one cann be used by FBI)
2) I-783 (latest version from website)
3)Credit card payment form
4) Criminal history summary checklist
5) Cover letter states the reason for PCC from FBI.

send all the docs to FBI :
FBI CJIS Division – SummaryRequest
1000 Custer Hollow Road
Clarksburg, West Virginia 26306

let me know if you have any doubts..!
 
haslam said:
Dear All,
Received MR, PCC and RPRF just an hour ago from LVO.
Application received date: 21st May 2014.
NOC: 2171.

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D


Congrats buddy........:D
 
sujith.rajan85 said:
Hi Guys,
I received an email from NDVO today and my heart skipped a beat thinking that it is Ppr mail. Then I opened and found that it was something else. It was a reply from NDVO on my query to them whether they had received my PCC which I had sent them before getting the MR mail. However in replying to my email they also gave an insight to the internal document review process. I thought it will information to all the forumites. Hence pasting their email below.

"Due to the high volume of correspondence received by this office, it generally takes several days following receipt to process documents and place them on file. The file is then directed to the attention of a processing team for a review to take place to ensure all requirements have been met for the application to move to the next steps in processing.

The application is now queued for review. Once the review has taken place, if any further documentation or information is required before a decision can be made on the application, our office will contact the applicant or authorized representative directly. Please be advised that all statutory requirements must be met before we can issue visas. We therefore cannot provide you with a precise date by which this application will be finalized. Until the review has been completed, we will not be able to provide any further information. Please wait to be contacted by our office."
+1 added
 
dear ashif & century. ..
Please advise,

I forgot to mention my student visa rejection in imm froms...

now I'm thinking to send apology letter with new forms ...

I have already got per...

what do you think I should do ?
 
CanadianLov3 said:
Reference to your question below in italics, There shouldn't be any issue in your case as per my opinion for finding out your preference in life later on and going on about living it. You just have to prove it in your cover letter in your words, another question of not having travel history together also should not be any issue since husband and wife not always travel together.

According to CIC definition we are common-law partners, my question is whether it is any question will be raised by officer regarding our current relationship as two males had ex-straight relation and probably reject us?

Also you should read a case from Poland. That is exactly why I mentioned your place also matters from where you're applying

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/commonlaw-partner-deleted-from-my-fsw-application-by-visa-office-t96039.0.html

Seniors can further help. :)

Local VOs definitely check to ensure that all dependants are actually eligible to be dependants and that the relationship is a bona fide one. They do this even for marriages, not just common-law partnerships. They are looking for fraud. I can almost 100% guarantee the local VO will dig into the details of this so-called "common law partnership."

Bottom line, if you're not a romantic couple you're not common-law partners. It is an offence to misrepresent someone as a common-law partner. This poster has already admitted that he has represented his roommate as his common-law partner solely because he would not qualify for FSW on his own. They face rejection and a ban from Canada if discovered.

They also face the possibility of deportation and loss of residency and citizenship if discovered in the future. Each of them is already divorced and must disclose that fact on their application. Now they are applying as common-law partners to immigrate to Canada, but they aren't homosexuals. So what happens when they move to Canada and want to marry one of the nice girls they're going to meet there?
 
can_rn said:
Hi Guys!

This is for my fellow rn's who are planning to apply. I hope that this would help us all. I just wanted to share my experience regarding this forum so that other RN's can have the chance too be accepted under the FSW. I am very happy that I read this forum before I submitted sa CIC. At first I was planning to apply under 3012 but I risked it and submitted under 3233 LPN based from the post in this canada visa forum. Thank God I was not wrong. Right now I have my PER!!!. Unfortunately my other colleagues who submitted under noc 3012 already didn't made it so their agency is now rushing them to reapply under 3233. Hope this would help all of the nurses in this forum.

Again Goodluck to everyone!!!
Keep the faith!

GREAT info for the nurses. +1
 
Alenair said:
Bro,
Thank you for guides , But in my current country homosexual relationship banned and has a barbarian execution penalty! I think as CIC defined the term common-law, rationally it is not matter whether it is legal relationship in original immigrant country as we know in many countries it is banned or at least still illegal.

That is true, Canada will recognize your common-law partnership even if your own country does not, but you and your roommate are not common-law partners and cannot represent yourselves as such.
 
Jaxon911 said:
Not sure what to do, please advice guys!*

I got an email from CIO office in Nigeria that they have got my PER ready, I just need to pay US$200 postage, packaging and handling fees to get my PER and file delivered to my local Visa Office. :o 8) :P

Moreover, they have asked me to email a new payment authorization form with full credit card details and my address! ;D :D :P :o ;D


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* Just for fun guys, no offense intended, especially to Nigerian forumites! :D ;D

I was andiously looking forward for your new joke. And the waiting was well worth it )))

+1
 
Dear Admin,

I just observe an entry of Gulabadan SIngh,
RPRF request 18 July 2014
RPRF sent 22 July 2014
RPRF received 10 October 2014.

Is'nt the entry dates are up down. Pls check once.
 

[size=15pt]Hello Guys,

31st October will be my last working day in my present company. After that I will not be working anywhere till the time I get my PR visa if all goes well. I m a 9th June applicant and received PER on 04th October.

So I want to update this info to NDVO after 31st October. How should I do it and what all docs I have to send Including my Relieving letter. I hope its not a problem if I am not working anywhere till the time I get my visa. Do I have send an explanation to NDVO saying why I am not working after leaving my present company?? Or Is it ok.

I already have 3years and 11months of expereince as a Purchase Manager NOC 0113.

Please Advice.....
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future_canadian said:
Local VOs definitely check to ensure that all dependants are actually eligible to be dependants and that the relationship is a bona fide one. They do this even for marriages, not just common-law partnerships. They are looking for fraud. I can almost 100% guarantee the local VO will dig into the details of this so-called "common law partnership."

Bottom line, if you're not a romantic couple you're not common-law partners. It is an offence to misrepresent someone as a common-law partner. This poster has already admitted that he has represented his roommate as his common-law partner solely because he would not qualify for FSW on his own. They face rejection and a ban from Canada if discovered.

They also face the possibility of deportation and loss of residency and citizenship if discovered in the future. Each of them is already divorced and must disclose that fact on their application. Now they are applying as common-law partners to immigrate to Canada, but they aren't homosexuals. So what happens when they move to Canada and want to marry one of the nice girls they're going to meet there?

yes, exactly that's why I said it will be hard to prove your self as a couple without being in a physical relationship :), thanks Future
 
Still there is no charge today.. ??? ???

June 25 waiting here

Noc: 2173
Payment mode: DD

Allah knows
 
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