July 01, 2012 FSW Applicants_MI 4
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Applications received toward the overall cap: 6 205 of 10,000 as of January 3, 2012
Applications received per eligible occupation:
Eligible Occupation
(by National Occupational Classification [NOC] code) Number of Complete Applications Received*
0631 – Restaurant and Food Service Managers 500 (Cap reached)**
0811 – Primary Production Managers (Except Agriculture) 64
1122 – Professional Occupations in Business Services to Management 500 (Cap reached)**
1233 – Insurance Adjusters and Claims Examiners 217
2121 – Biologists and Related Scientists 500 (Cap reached)**
2151 – Architects 309
3111 – Specialist Physicians 447
3112 – General Practitioners and Family Physicians 467
3113 – Dentists 463
3131 – Pharmacists 500 (Cap reached)**
3142 – Physiotherapists 122
3152 – Registered Nurses 500 (Cap reached)**
3215 – Medical Radiation Technologists 33
3222 – Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists 21
3233 – Licensed Practical Nurses 293
4151 – Psychologists 75
4152 – Social Workers 304
6241 – Chefs 66
6242 – Cooks 159
7215 – Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades 82
7216 – Contractors and Supervisors, Mechanic Trades 194
7241 – Electricians (Except Industrial and Power System) 83
7242 – Industrial Electricians 97
7251 – Plumbers 22
7265 – Welders and Related Machine Operators 33
7312 – Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics 34
7371 – Crane Operators 6
7372 – Drillers and Blasters – Surface Mining, Quarrying and Construction 6
8222 – Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and Service 86
*The number of complete Federal Skilled Worker applications received as of January 3, 2012 is approximate.
Applications received per eligible occupation:
Eligible Occupation
(by National Occupational Classification [NOC] code) Number of Complete Applications Received*
0631 – Restaurant and Food Service Managers 500 (Cap reached)**
0811 – Primary Production Managers (Except Agriculture) 64
1122 – Professional Occupations in Business Services to Management 500 (Cap reached)**
1233 – Insurance Adjusters and Claims Examiners 217
2121 – Biologists and Related Scientists 500 (Cap reached)**
2151 – Architects 309
3111 – Specialist Physicians 447
3112 – General Practitioners and Family Physicians 467
3113 – Dentists 463
3131 – Pharmacists 500 (Cap reached)**
3142 – Physiotherapists 122
3152 – Registered Nurses 500 (Cap reached)**
3215 – Medical Radiation Technologists 33
3222 – Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists 21
3233 – Licensed Practical Nurses 293
4151 – Psychologists 75
4152 – Social Workers 304
6241 – Chefs 66
6242 – Cooks 159
7215 – Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades 82
7216 – Contractors and Supervisors, Mechanic Trades 194
7241 – Electricians (Except Industrial and Power System) 83
7242 – Industrial Electricians 97
7251 – Plumbers 22
7265 – Welders and Related Machine Operators 33
7312 – Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics 34
7371 – Crane Operators 6
7372 – Drillers and Blasters – Surface Mining, Quarrying and Construction 6
8222 – Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and Service 86
*The number of complete Federal Skilled Worker applications received as of January 3, 2012 is approximate.
Top 10 Tips for Successful Canadian Immigration
Canada is a land of opportunities. Every year, thousands of people from all over the world apply for Canadian Immigration under different categories. The immigration process is a time consuming, lengthy process. You need to be confident enough in order to succeed and get your Canadian immigration visa.
I have listed down ten most important tips for those who wish to apply with a great chance of success.
Here are the tips.
Tip # 10:
Have all the facts.
When you start the Canadian Immigration process, always make sure that you have all the facts at your disposal. For example, you must have all the supporting documents including your IDs (Birth certificate, existing Citizenship card, Driving License, Tax information etc.), education certificates / degrees / diplomas etc., marriage certificate (if any), Employment references, Medical history etc.
It is very important to have all the documents translated to English or French (depending upon your destination in Canada). Documents in your country native language are not accepted in immigration process.
Tip # 9:
Be prompt.
After applying for Immigration, be certain to provide all the requested information in a timely fashion. Immigration authorities expect you to deliver the necessary information (documents or other supporting material) as soon as possible, so that they may process your immigration case in a responsible time frame.
Any delay from your side will further reduce the processing of your case, which may result in longer waiting times for immigration process as expected.
Tip # 8:
Never Lie.
This is one of the most important tip. Be careful in providing information and NEVER LIE on any form provided. False or fake information may lead to the declination of your case due to misrepresentation.
So, always provide true information, which can be justified by documents and valid evidence.
Tip # 7:
Be systematic.
Always follow the defined procedure and steps involved in the immigration processing. Never try to be "over-smart" by providing unnecessary and redundant information, which is not required or asked by the authorities.
Be patient. If Immigration office requires any thing from you, provide it immediately.
Tip # 6:
Be persistent.
Doing so will bring you success eventually. Try to improve your weaknesses in terms of English, French speaking (depending on your destination in Canada). Get informed about the labour/job market in Canada.
Tip # 5:
Be respectful.
Be respectful to Immigration authorities. Your case is processed on behalf of information you provide them. At any point, if you feel you case is not handeled according to your expectation, don't blame them and always be humble in clarifing any thing you want to know.
Tip # 4:
Keep record.
Again a very important point to keep in mind is to "keep copies"of whatever you sent to Immigration office. Keep a record of every document you sent along with date. If you send documents by courier service, track it on the internet (if possible) to make sure it delivered. Always Keep a copy of receipt from courier service for record keeping purpose.
If you are comfortable with computers, keep the records in a program like MS Excel etc. so that you have all the correspondence in one place.
Tip # 3:
Verify Consultant/representative credentials.
Check consultant / representative reputation before selecting one. Use internet, most of valid consultants have a specifice representation number, which can be checked to make sure you are dealing with the right party. See representative credentials and ask for references.
AVOID, choosing a "virtual" representative. Always make sure you have physical access to him/her and his/her office.
Tip # 2:
Have an agreement with consultant.
After selecting a consultant, arrange an appointment and ask whatever you have in mind about immigration process. It is always better to make a "list of question" before meeting the representative. Clarify every thing e.g., fee, term & conditions etc. Make sure to have any agreement in place.
Tip # 1:
Be positive.
And finally, last but not least, BE POSITIVE & CONFIDENT.
This is the most valuable asset you have during the whole immigration visa processing. And be sure to have one thing in your mind
"IF THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS WAY"
Good luck.
Canada is a land of opportunities. Every year, thousands of people from all over the world apply for Canadian Immigration under different categories. The immigration process is a time consuming, lengthy process. You need to be confident enough in order to succeed and get your Canadian immigration visa.
I have listed down ten most important tips for those who wish to apply with a great chance of success.
Here are the tips.
Tip # 10:
Have all the facts.
When you start the Canadian Immigration process, always make sure that you have all the facts at your disposal. For example, you must have all the supporting documents including your IDs (Birth certificate, existing Citizenship card, Driving License, Tax information etc.), education certificates / degrees / diplomas etc., marriage certificate (if any), Employment references, Medical history etc.
It is very important to have all the documents translated to English or French (depending upon your destination in Canada). Documents in your country native language are not accepted in immigration process.
Tip # 9:
Be prompt.
After applying for Immigration, be certain to provide all the requested information in a timely fashion. Immigration authorities expect you to deliver the necessary information (documents or other supporting material) as soon as possible, so that they may process your immigration case in a responsible time frame.
Any delay from your side will further reduce the processing of your case, which may result in longer waiting times for immigration process as expected.
Tip # 8:
Never Lie.
This is one of the most important tip. Be careful in providing information and NEVER LIE on any form provided. False or fake information may lead to the declination of your case due to misrepresentation.
So, always provide true information, which can be justified by documents and valid evidence.
Tip # 7:
Be systematic.
Always follow the defined procedure and steps involved in the immigration processing. Never try to be "over-smart" by providing unnecessary and redundant information, which is not required or asked by the authorities.
Be patient. If Immigration office requires any thing from you, provide it immediately.
Tip # 6:
Be persistent.
Doing so will bring you success eventually. Try to improve your weaknesses in terms of English, French speaking (depending on your destination in Canada). Get informed about the labour/job market in Canada.
Tip # 5:
Be respectful.
Be respectful to Immigration authorities. Your case is processed on behalf of information you provide them. At any point, if you feel you case is not handeled according to your expectation, don't blame them and always be humble in clarifing any thing you want to know.
Tip # 4:
Keep record.
Again a very important point to keep in mind is to "keep copies"of whatever you sent to Immigration office. Keep a record of every document you sent along with date. If you send documents by courier service, track it on the internet (if possible) to make sure it delivered. Always Keep a copy of receipt from courier service for record keeping purpose.
If you are comfortable with computers, keep the records in a program like MS Excel etc. so that you have all the correspondence in one place.
Tip # 3:
Verify Consultant/representative credentials.
Check consultant / representative reputation before selecting one. Use internet, most of valid consultants have a specifice representation number, which can be checked to make sure you are dealing with the right party. See representative credentials and ask for references.
AVOID, choosing a "virtual" representative. Always make sure you have physical access to him/her and his/her office.
Tip # 2:
Have an agreement with consultant.
After selecting a consultant, arrange an appointment and ask whatever you have in mind about immigration process. It is always better to make a "list of question" before meeting the representative. Clarify every thing e.g., fee, term & conditions etc. Make sure to have any agreement in place.
Tip # 1:
Be positive.
And finally, last but not least, BE POSITIVE & CONFIDENT.
This is the most valuable asset you have during the whole immigration visa processing. And be sure to have one thing in your mind
"IF THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS WAY"
Good luck.
Don't lose hope for
Into each one's life will fall,
Some troubles – but if you have a friend
All your troubles will be solved
For he'll truly stand by you
And guide you from right and wrong.
Into each one's life will fall
Some rain and sunshine – but if
You have a friend
He'll stand by you like an umbrella
And protect you.
And into each one's life will come a pest
But try to do your best
And talk to - if you have a friend
For he will solve the rest.
Into each one's life they say
Will fall some laughter
Share it – if you have a friend
For they too will share it with others.
And into each one's life will fall
Some love - share with your friend
And love each other forever.
So don't lose hope ever!
Into each one's life will fall,
Some troubles – but if you have a friend
All your troubles will be solved
For he'll truly stand by you
And guide you from right and wrong.
Into each one's life will fall
Some rain and sunshine – but if
You have a friend
He'll stand by you like an umbrella
And protect you.
And into each one's life will come a pest
But try to do your best
And talk to - if you have a friend
For he will solve the rest.
Into each one's life they say
Will fall some laughter
Share it – if you have a friend
For they too will share it with others.
And into each one's life will fall
Some love - share with your friend
And love each other forever.
So don't lose hope ever!
Zee.One
Hero Member
- Dec 16, 2011
- 27
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- London
- NOC Code......
- 2121
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 14-10-2011
- Nomination.....
- PER Received 10-01-2012
- IELTS Request
- 8 bands Sent with Application
- File Transfer...
- In Process 10-01-2012
- Med's Request
- 10-03-2013
- Med's Done....
- 25-04-2013
- Interview........
- 14-02-2013
- Passport Req..
- PPR-1 (31-05-13) PPR-2 (25-06-13)
- VISA ISSUED...
- 09-07-2013
- LANDED..........
- Sep/October
Applications received toward the overall cap: 6 205 of 10,000 as of January 9, 2012
Applications received per eligible occupation:
Eligible Occupation
(by National Occupational Classification [NOC] code) Number of Complete Applications Received*
0631 – Restaurant and Food Service Managers 500 (Cap reached)**
0811 – Primary Production Managers (Except Agriculture) 73
1122 – Professional Occupations in Business Services to Management 500 (Cap reached)**
1233 – Insurance Adjusters and Claims Examiners 224
2121 – Biologists and Related Scientists 500 (Cap reached)**
2151 – Architects 337
3111 – Specialist Physicians 462
3112 – General Practitioners and Family Physicians 493
3113 – Dentists 477
3131 – Pharmacists 500 (Cap reached)**
3142 – Physiotherapists 128
3152 – Registered Nurses 500 (Cap reached)**
3215 – Medical Radiation Technologists 38
3222 – Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists 21
3233 – Licensed Practical Nurses 319
4151 – Psychologists 79
4152 – Social Workers 339
6241 – Chefs 70
6242 – Cooks 171
7215 – Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades 85
7216 – Contractors and Supervisors, Mechanic Trades 207
7241 – Electricians (Except Industrial and Power System) 94
7242 – Industrial Electricians 100
7251 – Plumbers 23
7265 – Welders and Related Machine Operators 35
7312 – Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics 36
7371 – Crane Operators 7
7372 – Drillers and Blasters – Surface Mining, Quarrying and Construction 7
8222 – Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and Service 92
*The number of complete Federal Skilled Worker applications received as of January 9, 2012 is approximate
Applications received per eligible occupation:
Eligible Occupation
(by National Occupational Classification [NOC] code) Number of Complete Applications Received*
0631 – Restaurant and Food Service Managers 500 (Cap reached)**
0811 – Primary Production Managers (Except Agriculture) 73
1122 – Professional Occupations in Business Services to Management 500 (Cap reached)**
1233 – Insurance Adjusters and Claims Examiners 224
2121 – Biologists and Related Scientists 500 (Cap reached)**
2151 – Architects 337
3111 – Specialist Physicians 462
3112 – General Practitioners and Family Physicians 493
3113 – Dentists 477
3131 – Pharmacists 500 (Cap reached)**
3142 – Physiotherapists 128
3152 – Registered Nurses 500 (Cap reached)**
3215 – Medical Radiation Technologists 38
3222 – Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists 21
3233 – Licensed Practical Nurses 319
4151 – Psychologists 79
4152 – Social Workers 339
6241 – Chefs 70
6242 – Cooks 171
7215 – Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades 85
7216 – Contractors and Supervisors, Mechanic Trades 207
7241 – Electricians (Except Industrial and Power System) 94
7242 – Industrial Electricians 100
7251 – Plumbers 23
7265 – Welders and Related Machine Operators 35
7312 – Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics 36
7371 – Crane Operators 7
7372 – Drillers and Blasters – Surface Mining, Quarrying and Construction 7
8222 – Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and Service 92
*The number of complete Federal Skilled Worker applications received as of January 9, 2012 is approximate
I am going away from google for the preparation of my M.Phil exam. I will reappear at 1st May 2012 inshallah.
Good Luck for future my friends :-*
To My Friends
I am so glad that I met you
Although our acquaintance wasn't long
You have made a big impact in my life
And it is thanks to you
Why I remain strong
Your friendship means the world to me
Believe me, it truly does
And I just wanted you to know that
From me you will always find love
Now we are going our separate ways
Maybe never to meet again
As long as our friendship holds true
Our connection will forever stand
We may not have been best friends
But that is just a title
For the kind of friendship we do share
Is more active than it is idle
I am going to miss you
I know we said we would keep in touch
But that is what everyone always says
But it never seems to mean much
So this is why I am telling you now
How much you truly mean to me
Because anything could happen in the future
Tomorrow is something I may never see
Yes I am going to miss you
And I wish you the very best
And please always try to remember
That you are truly blessed!
Good Luck for future my friends :-*
To My Friends
I am so glad that I met you
Although our acquaintance wasn't long
You have made a big impact in my life
And it is thanks to you
Why I remain strong
Your friendship means the world to me
Believe me, it truly does
And I just wanted you to know that
From me you will always find love
Now we are going our separate ways
Maybe never to meet again
As long as our friendship holds true
Our connection will forever stand
We may not have been best friends
But that is just a title
For the kind of friendship we do share
Is more active than it is idle
I am going to miss you
I know we said we would keep in touch
But that is what everyone always says
But it never seems to mean much
So this is why I am telling you now
How much you truly mean to me
Because anything could happen in the future
Tomorrow is something I may never see
Yes I am going to miss you
And I wish you the very best
And please always try to remember
That you are truly blessed!
sherine1972
Star Member
- Sep 14, 2011
- 4
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Cairo
- NOC Code......
- 3111
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 4-11-2011
- Doc's Request.
- With the application
- AOR Received.
- PER received: 19-01-2012
- IELTS Request
- With the documents
- File Transfer...
- Ottawa-pilot
- Med's Request
- 4-5-2012
- Med's Done....
- 19-5-2012
- Passport Req..
- 19-12-2012
- VISA ISSUED...
- 15 jan 2013
- LANDED..........
- Soon inshallah
How can I contact the CIC from outside canada to check what happened with my applicationmelkhatib said:
As the cap for my NOC 3111 has been reached on the 16 th of January and I didn't hear anything since I sent my application on the 3 rd of november and my bank draft is not encashed
Thanks
Hello Farrukh, Good Day!
Just a question about the title of this thread, is MI4 refers to the MI for new NOC for the year July 2012 - June 2013? Because according to this link, MI4 is about changes in the "Parents and Grandparents, Federal Skilled Workers" and the creation PHd student pogram under FSW.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/mi/index.asp
Just a little bit confused.
Just a question about the title of this thread, is MI4 refers to the MI for new NOC for the year July 2012 - June 2013? Because according to this link, MI4 is about changes in the "Parents and Grandparents, Federal Skilled Workers" and the creation PHd student pogram under FSW.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/mi/index.asp
Just a little bit confused.
hello everyone,
i am so excited I discovered this. I hope we can help each other.
I sent my application in October 2011 but it was returned in Jan 2012 because my cc could not be charged.
I am resubmitting in July, I hope there would be no significant changes, my noc is 3112.
does anyone have any updates?
Thanks
i am so excited I discovered this. I hope we can help each other.
I sent my application in October 2011 but it was returned in Jan 2012 because my cc could not be charged.
I am resubmitting in July, I hope there would be no significant changes, my noc is 3112.
does anyone have any updates?
Thanks
HI,
I also heard the same thing stated that July of 1st week we will be knowing NEW list of FSW.I also heard that There will be chances to come IT category.I have completed BCA & MSC IT.I am hoping that if it will come I can put the file on IT quota.
IS this right ??Please help ...
I also heard the same thing stated that July of 1st week we will be knowing NEW list of FSW.I also heard that There will be chances to come IT category.I have completed BCA & MSC IT.I am hoping that if it will come I can put the file on IT quota.
IS this right ??Please help ...