NIGERIANS THAT HAVE APPLIED FOR EXPRESS ENTRY 2015 LET US CONNECT HERE

[akubilly]

Just received PPR from Accra. So so happy

Congrates xls.

What is your NOC code?

 

[xls]

Congrates xls.

What is your NOC code?

Thank you. Na God get power.

8222

 

[One_Topsy]

Just received PPR from Accra. So so happy

Congrats on PPR!

 

[Nebs]

Just received PPR from Accra. So so happy

Congrats!

 

[eski]

guys abeg any suggestions on getting a canadian drivers license with our naija own once we land?

 

[Slowlybtsurely]

Quick one please.

I was employed by a parastatal for my one year paid post-qualification internship (Ministry of Defence) with headquarters in Abuja, but was posted to one of the Military Hospitals in Lagos for e program. Now, I'm wondering who should be issuing the reference letter. Ministry of defence or Military Hospital?

Note: it is almost impossible to get this letter from Ministry of defence.

 

[chymes]

Quick one please.

I was employed by a parastatal for my one year paid post-qualification internship (Ministry of Defence) with headquarters in Abuja, but was posted to one of the Military Hospitals in Lagos for e program. Now, I'm wondering who should be issuing the reference letter. Ministry of defence or Military Hospital?

Note: it is almost impossible to get this letter from Ministry of defence.

Millitary hospital will suffice. But if you can lay your hands on the letter head just write in CIC format and get your supervisor to sign off

 

[Slowlybtsurely]

Please ooo, i've come again with my plenty questions. I just don't want to make mistakes.

I'm filling out my express entry form now and they are asking for husband's work experience details. I wasn't expecting that as i'm not claiming any points from his work experience since it wasn't/isn't gotten in Canada.

Is it ok to select NO? No, meaning he doesn't have any work experience? Won't that be misinterpretation cos he is gainfully employed here in Nigeria. I just really do not want to deal with additional documentation from him.

 

[dupsy21]

You can remove it since you are not claiming points for it. You can however include it under his personal history.

Please ooo, i've come again with my plenty questions. I just don't want to make mistakes.

I'm filling out my express entry form now and they are asking for husband's work experience details. I wasn't expecting that as i'm not claiming any points from his work experience since it wasn't/isn't gotten in Canada.

Is it ok to select NO? No, meaning he doesn't have any work experience? Won't that be misinterpretation cos he is gainfully employed here in Nigeria. I just really do not want to deal with additional documentation from him.

 

[Slowlybtsurely]

You can remove it since you are not claiming points for it. You can however include it under his personal history.

Thanks alot. I didn't see such question under the personal history.

It was stated under Work History which i thought should only apply if i selected he worked/works in Canada.

 

[dupsy21]

There is a sub section called personal activities under personal history section for your spouse. It is automatically populated with job experience and education details.

So you can remove your spouse job experiences under employment section but include it under personal activities.

Thanks alot. I didn't see such question under the personal history.

It was stated under Work History which i thought should only apply if i selected he worked/works in Canada.

 

[Slowlybtsurely]

There is a sub section called personal activities under personal history section for your spouse. It is automatically populated with job experience and education details.

So you can remove your spouse job experiences under employment section but include it under personal activities.

I think that is after ITA.

I'm just about to enter the pool.

 

[dupsy21]

Ohk, I thought you have got ITA already.

I think that is after ITA.

I'm just about to enter the pool.

 

[chymes]

Ohk, I thought you have got ITA already.

Bumping Up

 

[Slowlybtsurely]

I got my reference letters from my supervisors and they were not stamped, neither did they include their complementary cards. I hope this won't a problem?