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[paritosh]

PCC should be submitted for stay of morethan 6 month for each country not states so dont be confused

Need advice on one issue:

If a person has resided in 2 or more different states within India for more than 6 months at a stretch, do we need to submit the police clearance certificate for all the states or the police clearance certificate from the current state of residence would suffice?

Kindly help out on this

 

[Khan14]

Dear all, my status has turned into In Process in march 15th, 2012. Still i have not received my MR nor any queries. Does this mean, file is still under process and still i have the chance to get rejected? Plz enlighten me. I will be grateful.

 

[bebomallah]

Dear all, my status has turned into In Process in march 15th, 2012. Still i have not received my MR nor any queries. Does this mean, file is still under process and still i have the chance to get rejected? Plz enlighten me. I will be grateful.

From reading other members posts people he got refused before medicals most of them if not all as I remember got refused before their status changes to in process so don't worry and good luck

 

[YoBoy]

hi everyone. i am from pakistan but currenlty working in Dubai.
i applied for FSW in 2010 and in may 2012 i got rejection letter saying my job duties does not match. my NOC is 0213.
now my situation is that
i have job offer which i recieved in Jun 2012 and i have also applied for work permit here in UAE.
is there a possibility that i request canadian immigration to reconsider my case as i have job offer with me for the same occupatoin ?
am i too late, can i do this now?
what is the process to do it in case i can ?

i would really appreicate your help

 

[canlove]

hi everyone. i am from pakistan but currenlty working in Dubai.
i applied for FSW in 2010 and in may 2012 i got rejection letter saying my job duties does not match. my NOC is 0213.
now my situation is that
i have job offer which i recieved in Jun 2012 and i have also applied for work permit here in UAE.
is there a possibility that i request canadian immigration to reconsider my case as i have job offer with me for the same occupatoin ?
am i too late, can i do this now?
what is the process to do it in case i can ?

i would really appreicate your help

Congrats for getting job offer.
I think there will be no use to request them to reconsider your case as its very unlikely they will reconsider it. I suggest you should go with your LMO /WP and complete one year in canada and then you will be eligible to apply in ECE for PR. and that will be faster than MI-1.

 

[YoBoy]

Congrats for getting job offer.
I think there will be no use to request them to reconsider your case as its very unlikely they will reconsider it. I suggest you should go with your LMO /WP and complete one year in canada and then you will be eligible to apply in ECE for PR. and that will be faster than MI-1.

thanks dear, but people on forum told me that one with work permit is not eligible of getting permanent residence unless applied seperately. and even cannot apply for nationality later. can you please help me as this is very good to know that i am eligible automatically if i have worked there for one year. the other option i was thinking about is that once i get work permit i will also apply for FSW again with job offer so that i get it within a year. please help me way forward on deciding what is better.
really appreicate your help

 

[destination canada]

thanks dear, but people on forum told me that one with work permit is not eligible of getting permanent residence unless applied seperately. and even cannot apply for nationality later. can you please help me as this is very good to know that i am eligible automatically if i have worked there for one year. the other option i was thinking about is that once i get work permit i will also apply for FSW again with job offer so that i get it within a year. please help me way forward on deciding what is better.
really appreicate your help

yes, the forum members were right, you have far more better chances of getting your immigration with your job offer in canada, if you have one, its the best option that you apply fresh with mentions of your employment as in category called "arranged employment". if not, you still could go on an employment visa first to canada then after completing a certain time in canada you may apply for immigration.

 

[canlove]

thanks dear, but people on forum told me that one with work permit is not eligible of getting permanent residence unless applied seperately. and even cannot apply for nationality later. can you please help me as this is very good to know that i am eligible automatically if i have worked there for one year. the other option i was thinking about is that once i get work permit i will also apply for FSW again with job offer so that i get it within a year. please help me way forward on deciding what is better.
really appreicate your help

Yes you have to apply afresh in CEC stream or if your employer agree to give you permanent job offer then you can apply in AEO category.

for more details please follow below mentioned thread

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/new-fsw-points-criteria-announced-new-federal-skilled-trades-class-fstc-t115576.0.html

*** CEC (Canadian Experience Class) ***

- The Canadian work experience requirement would be reduced from 24 months to 12 in the preceding 36 months, to allow faster transition for those who have already proven their employability in Canada's labour market. Accumulating 12 months of authorized work within the preceding 36 is more flexible for applicants working in Canada under international agreements (e.g. International Experience Canada).

- Only applicants with NOC 0, A or B work experience would continue to qualify for the CEC.

- Minimum language abilities would be required in each of the four abilities (reading, writing, oral comprehension and speaking) for applicants to the CEC.
"As with the FSWC, the proposed Regulations would grant the Minister the authority to set the language threshold. Initially, it is anticipated that the threshold would be set at CLB/NCLC 7, which corresponds to having “adequate intermediate proficiency” in speaking, oral comprehension, reading and writing for NOC 0 and A applicants and CLB/NCLC 5, or “initial intermediate” proficiency in each ability for NOC B applicants."

 

[YoBoy]

Yes you have to apply afresh in CEC stream or if your employer agree to give you permanent job offer then you can apply in AEO category.

for more details please follow below mentioned thread

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/new-fsw-points-criteria-announced-new-federal-skilled-trades-class-fstc-t115576.0.html

*** CEC (Canadian Experience Class) ***

- The Canadian work experience requirement would be reduced from 24 months to 12 in the preceding 36 months, to allow faster transition for those who have already proven their employability in Canada's labour market. Accumulating 12 months of authorized work within the preceding 36 is more flexible for applicants working in Canada under international agreements (e.g. International Experience Canada).

- Only applicants with NOC 0, A or B work experience would continue to qualify for the CEC.

- Minimum language abilities would be required in each of the four abilities (reading, writing, oral comprehension and speaking) for applicants to the CEC.
"As with the FSWC, the proposed Regulations would grant the Minister the authority to set the language threshold. Initially, it is anticipated that the threshold would be set at CLB/NCLC 7, which corresponds to having “adequate intermediate proficiency” in speaking, oral comprehension, reading and writing for NOC 0 and A applicants and CLB/NCLC 5, or “initial intermediate” proficiency in each ability for NOC B applicants."

Thanks alot. yes i have permanent job offer from my company. and will look at these links to find better way of applying. thanks for helping.

 

[minhas82]

I have been saving the excel sheets of quarterly data release on data.gc.ca. Wanted to share the data which shows that the files of MI1 applicants are being worked upon. The MI1 inventory comparison of April 2011 Vs April 2012 is mentioned below. This is the data for the total number of applications for all CHC offices worldwide:

Inventory of MI1 applications with CHC offices worldwide
No. of cases No. of persons
As on 1st April 2011 52423 141098
As on 1st April 2012 32641 91104

Inventory of MI1 applications with CHC New Delhi
No. of cases No. of persons
As on 1st April 2011 8130 20639
As on 1st April 2012 5053 13236

Looking at the data, one can make out that they are working on the MI 1 applications. Though the speed is very slow as compared to MI2 and MI3, but at least we can be hopeful that the cases would be cleared.
That would help pep up the optimistic attitude of all the forum members

 

[PalNP]

I have been saving the excel sheets of quarterly data release on data.gc.ca. Wanted to share the data which shows that the files of MI1 applicants are being worked upon. The MI1 inventory comparison of April 2011 Vs April 2012 is mentioned below. This is the data for the total number of applications for all CHC offices worldwide:

Inventory of MI1 applications with CHC offices worldwide
No. of cases No. of persons
As on 1st April 2011 52423 141098
As on 1st April 2012 32641 91104

Inventory of MI1 applications with CHC New Delhi
No. of cases No. of persons
As on 1st April 2011 8130 20639
As on 1st April 2012 5053 13236

Looking at the data, one can make out that they are working on the MI 1 applications. Though the speed is very slow as compared to MI2 and MI3, but at least we can be hopeful that the cases would be cleared.
That would help pep up the optimistic attitude of all the forum members

Thanx minhas for sharing and also continuing up the ray of hope. Only one question remains will they be able tackle 13236 nos of MI1 people within 2012 because next year surely new MI with different NOCs will be on obvious priority..

Anyways lets hope for the best. May we get MR real soon.

Pal

 

[hotheart007]

Proposed Changes

First Official Language: Maximum 24 points (Before was 16 only now they increase Language Points)

Basic Approx. CLB/NCLC 4 or 5 (Band) 4 pts per ability (16 points)[/font]
Moderate Approx. CLB/NCLC 6 or 7 (Band) 5 pts per ability (20 points)
High LB/NCLC 8 + (Band) 6 pts per ability (24 points)

Second Official Language: Maximum 4 points

Age: Maximum 12 points
18 to 35 yrs = 12 points
36 yrs = 11 points
37 yrs = 10 points
After 37 yrs Less one point per year
46 yrs = 1 points
47 yrs & Over = 0 points

Work Experience: Maximum 15 points

1 yr = 9 points
2–3 yrs = 11 points
4–5 yrs = 13 points
6+ yrs = 15 points

Education: Maximum 25 points

Points will be awarded based on an assessment of educational credentials by a designated organization, indicating the foreign educational credential's equivalent in Canada.

Doctoral level = 25 points

Master's level or professional degree = 23 points

Two or more post-secondary credentials,
one of which is a three-year or longer post-secondary credential = 22 points

Three-year or longer post-secondary credential = 21 points

Two-year post-secondary credential = 19 points

One-year post-secondary credential = 15 points

Secondary school = 5 points


Arranged Employment: 10 points is same as Before

Adaptability: Maximum 10 points

But they Eliminated: Accompanying spouse/ Partner education 3 to 5 points

But they Added: Accompanying spouse/partner's official language (CLB/NCLC 4) 5 Points
(means spouses / common-law partners kindly ready for IELTS Exam) Basic Approx. 4 or 5 Band

PA Previous Work in Canada (min. 1 yr at NOC 0, A, B) = 10 points

Or a combination of...

Previous study in Canada — PA = 5 points

Previous study in Canada — accompanying spouse/partner =5 Points

Previous work in Canada — accompanying spouse/partner =5 Points

Arranged employment = 5 points

Revised: Rel. in Canada (18 years or over) = 5 points


Pass mark = 67

hotheart

http://gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/2012/2012-08-18/html/reg2-eng.html

 

[bebomallah]

Proposed Changes

First Official Language: Maximum 24 points (Before was 16 only now they increase Language Points)

Basic Approx. CLB/NCLC 4 or 5 (Band) 4 pts per ability (16 points)[/font]
Moderate Approx. CLB/NCLC 6 or 7 (Band) 5 pts per ability (20 points)
High LB/NCLC 8 + (Band) 6 pts per ability (24 points)

Second Official Language: Maximum 4 points

Age: Maximum 12 points
18 to 35 yrs = 12 points
36 yrs = 11 points
37 yrs = 10 points
After 37 yrs Less one point per year
46 yrs = 1 points
47 yrs & Over = 0 points

Work Experience: Maximum 15 points

1 yr = 9 points
2–3 yrs = 11 points
4–5 yrs = 13 points
6+ yrs = 15 points

Education: Maximum 25 points

Points will be awarded based on an assessment of educational credentials by a designated organization, indicating the foreign educational credential's equivalent in Canada.

Doctoral level = 25 points

Master's level or professional degree = 23 points

Two or more post-secondary credentials,
one of which is a three-year or longer post-secondary credential = 22 points

Three-year or longer post-secondary credential = 21 points

Two-year post-secondary credential = 19 points

One-year post-secondary credential = 15 points

Secondary school = 5 points


Arranged Employment: 10 points is same as Before

Adaptability: Maximum 10 points

But they Eliminated: Accompanying spouse/ Partner education 3 to 5 points

But they Added: Accompanying spouse/partner's official language (CLB/NCLC 4) 5 Points
(means spouses / common-law partners kindly ready for IELTS Exam) Basic Approx. 4 or 5 Band

PA Previous Work in Canada (min. 1 yr at NOC 0, A, B) = 10 points

Or a combination of...

Previous study in Canada — PA = 5 points

Previous study in Canada — accompanying spouse/partner =5 Points

Previous work in Canada — accompanying spouse/partner =5 Points

Arranged employment = 5 points

Revised: Rel. in Canada (18 years or over) = 5 points


Pass mark = 67

hotheart

http://gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/2012/2012-08-18/html/reg2-eng.html

Thnx for the information

 

[hotheart007]

Thnx for the information

Thanx Dear

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5609ETOC.asp#5609E2


International English Language Testing System (IELTS)

The CEC requirements for the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) are:NOC CLB Level Test result for each ability

Speaking Listening Reading Writing

0, A 8 6.5 7.5 6.5 6.5
0, A 7 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0
0, A, B 6 5.5 5.5 5.0 5.5
B 5 5.0 5.0 4.0 5.0
B 4 4.0 4.5 3.5 4.0

Easyway to understand

hotheart

 

[zennzorba]

any june 2010 applicants on this forum from Punjab/haryana?