Found out where Jasonsmart screwed up and why you should say "No" to the Job Offer even if you're working on PGWP.mf4361 said:The questionnaire is asking "job offer". Not necessarily a valid one.
Later in the questionnaire it asks whether you have LMIA, that makes it valid.
Non-valid work, i.e. No LMIA, in Canada gets points for Canadian work experiences, but not the 600 points.
cecandconfused said:Found out where Jasonsmart screwed up and why you should say "No" to the Job Offer even if you're working on PGWP.
Second to last question if you answer "Yes" to Job Offer:
Four digit NOC code of current work permit
Which of course PGWP holders do NOT have any NOC codes on their work permit. So It looks like if you hold PGWP you have to select "No" for the question Does Applicant have a job offer in Canada?
If you see Jasonsmart's screenshot, he's selected the NOC of his current employment to the question Four digit NOC code of current work permit, which is incorrect.
Thoughts?
Yes.fl_pie said:What did you answer to the "Does <candidate> have a valid work permit for the current job in Canada" question?
I'm married, so I got 100 for age.fat_penguin said:@ jasonsmart
I see that the points you have banked are from the "with a spouse or common law partner" column...
For instance, there is no way of obtaining 100 age points if you are applying individually... You get 110 instead.
Same with 126 for education or 35 for Canadian work experience...
I find it strange that you haven't entered any information on your spouse later on for their work experience, language or education... Did they not work, take the language exam or attend university/college?
So it's a system screw up.jasonsmart said:Update:
600 are gone. It is just 413 now.
I'm very disappointed at this EE system now. CIC is just crewing us over and over.
They don't consider our feelings.
I'm so sad.