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Thank you! also how does IRCC confirm that the money has not been taken out of the account post submission? is there phone verification with the bank or do they ask for new bank statements covering 6 months?
If IRCC can find out if you have taken money out of your account then there is something very wrong with your bank.
I have an experience which i didnt include in profile, cause just wanted to show 3 years for max crs. so this work was paid in cash mode for the entire 14 months and there was no tax payments, Boss may be able to give me some pay slips generated from the excel docs he is keeping hehe. so will this payslip signed by the boss be considered as a proof?
They trust what we submit to them. If they have doubts, they will ask for 6 month bank statement or other supporting documents
I found this. This should help you.
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/cash-salary.608846/
You don't need to provide proof if the "experience" does not count towards your CRS score. You may provide supporting documents if asked, but generally speaking it's not necessary.
For my case, I worked in Company A for 2 years, then Company B for 5 years (and counting). I only added Company B to get max CRS, so I only provided Company B's reference letter as prescribed by IRCC. Company A was declared during application step (post-ITA), as per AOR requirements, but no supporting documents were provided/asked.
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If you have three years to claim points then move this particular experience to your personal history (this will show up in your e-apr) no need to mention it now
It is not as easy as you said. I'm also eligible for francophone mobilité work permit. The situation is that: (1) Internation mobility program work permit takes a long time to get approval. (2) If you're applying from a country that does not speak French (in my case the USA), it's way harder to convince visa officer to issue FM work permit despite excellent TEF results. Also it's likely that you'll be interviewed at port of entry so that they are satisfied that you speak French well.
Apart from the two points mentioned above, it's actually hard to learn French. I didn't start from scratch, but it also took me 9 months part-time learning (almost 25 hrs) per week to score CLB 9. French route is NOT for everyone.