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NOC 1212- submitting application in 2 weeks

mountain123

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Mar 10, 2014
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Hi Guys,

As NOC 1311 is not under FSW, I was planning to submit my application under NOC 1212.

Title- Billing Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Balance sheet reconciliation:
o Review charges booked by US team in tax and payroll balance sheet accounts for accuracy.
o Review invoices processed and posted by transportation procurement specialist in Fleet balance sheet account.
• Payroll bank reconciliation- Receive bank statement from Financial Analyst and reconcile on the basis of actual remittance made by US team. Prepare Journal entry to record transaction in various GL.
• Fleet charges reconciliation- Coordinate with Procurement specialist to book journal entry related to fleet charges. Charges were submitted by Transportation Procurement specialist and it was reviewed and reconciled to check accuracy. Billing charges to affiliates were also submitted for review and processing.
• Trained employee regarding fleet charges process.
• Cost center reconciliation- Monitor charges posted to cost centers and prepare reports for accurate billing.
• Assist with quarter and year end tasks

Do you think its worth it? Or this falls under NOC 1311.
 

mountain123

Star Member
Mar 10, 2014
85
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Hi everyone, please let me know what your thoughts are. I am just waiting on some paperwork from my employers.
 

FSW_Applicant

Hero Member
Aug 29, 2014
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Category........
Visa Office......
CPC-Ottawa
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
03-Oct-2014
LANDED..........
17-Sep-2015
For 1212 you would need to highlight supervisory experience
 

mountain123

Star Member
Mar 10, 2014
85
1
I was reviewing procurement specialist's journal entries and charges she posted for accuracy. Wouldn't that suffice?
 

FSW_Applicant

Hero Member
Aug 29, 2014
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51
Category........
Visa Office......
CPC-Ottawa
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
03-Oct-2014
LANDED..........
17-Sep-2015
If it's on your reference letter, it should be good. I'm not an expert and have my fingers crossed for my application as well.