Got PR without work experience reference letter?
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Do I still need notarize if I get the ref letter from.my colleagues from their official mail.id?
Hi
Can you please let me know what exact points have you mentioned in the LOE.Was it notarized and self attested?Did you write your job duties on a plain paper and self attest it ?
There is no way any one will be approved for PR with just self attested letter or self declaration of job duties. Never. You will be just going on a path wasting your time and money.
Did you ever order your GCMS notes and see what went in the back scenes about your case and how your employment check was addressed?
Did you ever contemplate the fact that, officers can make mistakes sometimes and that you had a sheer amount of luck this issue was overlooked?
oh shit! i didnt! thank for reminding me buddy! let me go sob into a pillow that all that months of running around, sleepless nights and efforts was actually sheer amount of luck! meanwhile good luck to you in continuing to spew your pessimism in this forum.
p:s: Ill keep my faith that these very highly trained officers dont make "mistakes" sometimes and they simply didn't "overlook" one of the most important aspect of an immigration case.
I take it that you haven't. In this case, you cannot assume what you did was correct and therefore you cannot advise people to follow your path if you don't really know what transpired in your case. What has worked in your case could have been something personal to you and does not necessarily apply to everyone. Also remember that I have previously quoted court cases for you on this subject, so it is not a matter of debate.
Also, officers do make mistakes. They have a tremendous amount of work load and they rely on the applicant's provided info to be truthful and often assume the applicant has followed the correct procedures. I can provide you with one example where an applicant nudged his IELTS scores by half a band in his EE profile and APR with the scanned IELTS form showing the correct scores. He had his PR approved regardless. There are also cases of expired documents and wrong police certificates used where the PR was approved.
Also, many people receive their PR documents with incorrect data listed such name variants, height, date of birth ..etc. These are all officer's mistakes.
In the end, I'm not spreading pessimism on this forum but rather on the contrary. I see many posts with incorrect assessments given, especially when it comes to criminal admissibility, and I advise people that they actually can come to Canada. You can review my track record on this subject.
That's good to hear. What did you exactly submit as proof of work experience. Could you elaborate and thanks
You can use letters given by seniors. Make sure to provide proof they work or worked there. Provide a letter of explanation as well.
Get it on plain paper with their stamp and signature. If you can get the refusal from your department head or HR via email, attach them too.
I did the same thing and I got my PPR.