I got two contract positions through an agency when I first graduated. Both positions were under NOC C which do not qualify for CEC or FSW. Do I still have to include them in my EE profile?
Including NOC C Jobs in EE Profile?
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Will CIC consider it as misrepresentation if I only mention them aftering getting ITA? I don't see the point of including them in the initial profile as they are not qualifying experience anyways but I don't want to get into trouble. I can ask the agency to provide me a letter confirming my employment in case CIC asks for it, however I doubt if they can give me one with job resposibilities.
I just tried calling again and the guy 'didn't know'.
At no point in EE does it say you must list all experience for the last 10 years, that comes after ITA.
It doesn't specify all work experience, just asks if you have any.
At no point in EE does it say you must list all experience for the last 10 years, that comes after ITA.
It doesn't specify all work experience, just asks if you have any.
I just emailed them this:
"Hello,
When completing the express entry profile it asks 'if XXX has any work experience'. How much experience should I list? All work expierence or only the work that would qualify me for EE.
My spouse worked in Canada while we were there but all jobs were NOC C or D and do not gain us any points. By not declaring them in EE will this be grounds for misrepresentation. We will of course be declaring these post ITA in personal history."
Lets see if it gets a response.
"Hello,
When completing the express entry profile it asks 'if XXX has any work experience'. How much experience should I list? All work expierence or only the work that would qualify me for EE.
My spouse worked in Canada while we were there but all jobs were NOC C or D and do not gain us any points. By not declaring them in EE will this be grounds for misrepresentation. We will of course be declaring these post ITA in personal history."
Lets see if it gets a response.
Hi, kryt0n.
At the end, did you get any answer from CIC regarding this question ?
I'm also a bit confused about this.
At the end, did you get any answer from CIC regarding this question ?
I'm also a bit confused about this.
kryt0n said:I just emailed them this:
"Hello,
When completing the express entry profile it asks 'if XXX has any work experience'. How much experience should I list? All work expierence or only the work that would qualify me for EE.
My spouse worked in Canada while we were there but all jobs were NOC C or D and do not gain us any points. By not declaring them in EE will this be grounds for misrepresentation. We will of course be declaring these post ITA in personal history."
Lets see if it gets a response.
Hi,
As far as I remember the forms specifically asked for Skilled work experience not all work experience. The blue help link further stated NOC 0/A/B jobs. This is what I am able to recall. Others who remember this requirement from their profiles can confirm further.
As far as I remember the forms specifically asked for Skilled work experience not all work experience. The blue help link further stated NOC 0/A/B jobs. This is what I am able to recall. Others who remember this requirement from their profiles can confirm further.
All Canadian work experience can give you points regardless the NOC as long as you meet the requirements for the category you applied in.
For example, I have one year Canadian NOC B experience and two years NOC C. My Canadian work experience points currently reflect three years.
For example, I have one year Canadian NOC B experience and two years NOC C. My Canadian work experience points currently reflect three years.
Thats strange..ozlis said:All Canadian work experience can give you points regardless the NOC as long as you meet the requirements for the category you applied in.
For example, I have one year Canadian NOC B experience and two years NOC C. My Canadian work experience points currently reflect three years.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/cec/apply-who.asp
Minimum requirements
You must:
have at least 12 months of full-time (or an equal amount in part-time) skilled work experience in Canada in the three years before you apply,
Skilled work experience
To be considered for the Canadian Experience Class, you need to have Canadian skilled work experience within three years of applying. According to the Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC), skilled work experience means:
Managerial jobs (NOC skill level 0)
Professional jobs (NOC skill type A)
Technical jobs and skilled trades (NOC skill type B)
I am FSW so I am not as up-to date on CEC requirements. Has something changed in the min requirements and pages not updated.?
So I meet the minimum requirements for CEC as I have over 12 months skilled experience in NOC B.
Then in the 'Canadian work experience' I gain additional points for the work completed in NOC C that I included.
Then in the 'Canadian work experience' I gain additional points for the work completed in NOC C that I included.
I asked this the other day. The consensus appears to be:
You are able to not include it in your EE profile and as such will not need to provide a letter of employment etc post ITA.
You will however be required to include it in the personal history section post ITA.
You are able to not include it in your EE profile and as such will not need to provide a letter of employment etc post ITA.
You will however be required to include it in the personal history section post ITA.
I second that. Since you are not getting any points for wife's foreign work experience, you do not need to include this experience in her work history section. You will however need to disclose the work experience in her personal history section.ozlis said:I asked this the other day. The consensus appears to be:
You are able to not include it in your EE profile and as such will not need to provide a letter of employment etc post ITA.
You will however be required to include it in the personal history section post ITA.