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Wow !! 6000 in two weeks for francophones !! Now that they are done with their vote bank politics maybe they can return to draws that make sense. 6000 less from the EE quota for the year. Sigh !
A letter is sufficient. Additional docs are only helpful if you cannot provide what IRCC requests (e.g. the company doesn't exist anymore and you can't ask for a letter, then you could provide your employment contract and pay stubs)
so, now all program draw is effectively a PNP draw right? And the whole category based definitely change the TR (Study) to PR framework in Canada because not all international students coming to Canada can easily get PR now unless they are in relevant fields or do 5 years PGWP..
You and I are talking about two different things. I didn't suggest to you that Canada should bring in all elderly immigrants. Assuming you're talking about retirees over the age of 65, I agree that such elderly people would load the healthcare system. But remember, Canada admits, numbers-wise, a lot more refugees than most much larger countries, e.g., the USA. In percentage terms, the number is humongous, and overall, in terms of cost and all government benefits, that is a bigger drain than skilled migration. I agree with you that 95% of the immigrants for run-of-the-mill jobs must be young and flexible. One example I often quote in my area is that in 2023, I still pay a lot of Java developers the same Toronto pay I remember from 2008. All this is possible because of immigration and, in particular, folks from Asia willing to take less than market pay (of course, this includes me), and the employers save a lot in the process.
What I tried to say yesterday is that certain roles, e.g., surgeons, start their careers only in their mid-to-late 30s and will have some 7-8 years of experience by their mid-40s. Hence, IRCC not having streamwise or role-wise cutoffs hurts those, and ultimately, Canada doesn't get the best of breed personnel in such roles. The USA gets the best doctors, scientists, and Information technology personnel because it does not have these age restrictions.
All those who wish come to Canada in those 5% jobs are well-paid, and I'm sure if given the option, those professionals will opt for private health and not even depend on Canada's public health, unlike the low-paid youngsters. In my case, I moved for my kids college, and I have another 20 years of my career remaining, even if I don't continue to earn at the same as my current level. But for sure, I will continue to earn above-average pay to support myself and my wife. I'm not here for healthcare or any other freebies the government might give to young low-income earners.
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Hi there!
It is not necessary to send your pay stubs as proof of work experience. A letter from your supervisor stating the necessary information is sufficient. The letter should include your job title, the dates you worked, your duties and responsibilities, and your supervisor's contact information.
However, if you have your pay stubs, you can send them as well. This will provide additional proof of your work experience and may help to expedite your application process.
Here are some of the things that you should include in your supervisor's letter:
- Your name and contact information
- Your job title and the dates you worked
- Your supervisor's name and contact information
- A description of your duties and responsibilities
- The name of the company you worked for
- The address of the company you worked for
Wow, amazing that they have already sent so many invitations for French speakers. I am guessing maybe they are doing these draws early as there may be some overlap of French speakers in the NOC category draws? After reaching such a low CRS score so quickly, hopefully they will focus on NOC categories now
I have a family friend that just moved to Montreal on WP. They are native french speakers (Husband is, wife and kids get by).
Questions for anyone who can help (@Raptor33 kindly sit this one out, thank you
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Questions for anyone who can help (@Raptor33 kindly sit this one out, thank you
):- They don't currently have EE profile so they need to create one. Do they need both English IELTS or just French? I guess if they have both, then they will get even more points, but is it mandatory to have english for french stream?
- Are there centers in Canada (Montreal specifically) to write these exams?
- They need to do WES evaluation as standard, right?
- They currently live in QC, but would be willing to move elsewhere if required. Does living in QC affect their application negatively?
1. Up to them. They can do just French.I have a family friend that just moved to Montreal on WP. They are native french speakers (Husband is, wife and kids get by).
Questions for anyone who can help (@Raptor33 kindly sit this one out, thank you
- They don't currently have EE profile so they need to create one. Do they need both English IELTS or just French? I guess if they have both, then they will get even more points, but is it mandatory to have english for french stream?
- Are there centers in Canada (Montreal specifically) to write these exams?
- They need to do WES evaluation as standard, right?
- They currently live in QC, but would be willing to move elsewhere if required. Does living in QC affect their application negatively?
2. Yes.
3. They need to do some ECA. Yes, WES is fine.
4. Yes, it sometimes can since this is a Fedral program. At some point they may be asked to provide evidence they plan to settle outside of Quebec.
Sure, I can help you with that. Here are the answers to your questions:I have a family friend that just moved to Montreal on WP. They are native french speakers (Husband is, wife and kids get by).
Questions for anyone who can help (@Raptor33 kindly sit this one out, thank you
- They don't currently have EE profile so they need to create one. Do they need both English IELTS or just French? I guess if they have both, then they will get even more points, but is it mandatory to have english for french stream?
- Are there centers in Canada (Montreal specifically) to write these exams?
- They need to do WES evaluation as standard, right?
- They currently live in QC, but would be willing to move elsewhere if required. Does living in QC affect their application negatively?
- Do they need both English IELTS or just French?
- Are there centers in Canada (Montreal specifically) to write these exams?
- Do they need to do WES evaluation as standard?
- Does living in QC affect their application negatively?
I hope this helps!
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