Hi, I do not exactly know what docs you need to apply for nomination under your profession but I guess the rule is the same across boards. For example, you must provide an ECA from a CIC designated org showing that you education is equal to a completeted Canadian one. Moreover, you must include your IELTS(general test) result too. Copies of your education plus the ECA result backing it up and ref letters from your former employers. Note also, that ref letters must be written on company's letter head. Then also, your birth certificate, if you are married, then marriage cert too. If you have dependants(children) theirs too. Then your bank statement for a minimum of 3months showing that you have the required settlement funds in your name. Then also your international passport data page etc.
Just for the records, I would like to say that nomination is a serious business and a stiff competition among provinces for higly skilled workers. Hence, if you have an EE profile already, that means that you chose NS and Saskat as your destinations. To me, I feel it is not good enough since it does not show absolute commitment to a particular province. One may reason that your real intent is to use them to get a nomination for your PR and eventually move on to any province of your choice. That they wouldn't like. So, I suggest that you do not include your profile entry application number in your application for nomination to those provinces. Then send your application to them immediatlely. So, like NS, if they wish to nominate you, they will then ask you to create a profile with EE and submit your no and jobseeker code to them. I don't know exactly how it works with Saskat but there are a lot of explicit info you can glean on. NS has a provision to either provide your EE no or not. So try as mush as possible to apply on time, the time left is reduced. Hope this helps?
