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Guys, sorry but what is NOC comparision table?


pmariappan2016 said:
As far as i know,this NOC comparision table is common to all the applicants for NovaScotia PNP irrespective of NOCs listed.
can you share us your timeline?
 
GuiBrazuca said:
Guys, sorry but what is NOC comparision table?

It's basically a MS Word table where they ask you to compare the duties on your experience letters with the ones listed on NOC 2011 for the occupation that you're claiming experience on.
 
ritawallu said:
What I can see from this quote is that there might be some other reason for the rejection. As we know, previously the proof of funds required last year were $11,824 and then later on in the mid of the year there was a change, where everyone received a notification of upgraded proof of funds requirement as per CIC i.e. $12164. If your sis has showed the proof of funds according to the previous record of $11,824 and further she did'nt had any sufficient balance in her saving bank account, as Nova Scotia demanded, that could be the reason of rejection. As according to the current data the POF has to be $12,164.

Further, FD can be shown as proof of funds and there is no reason to give a rejection for maintaining an FD, which again we all know is encashable as and when required. The only FDR'S which are not encashable are "TAX SAVER" FD's. These are the FD's which are fixed for complete 5 years and hence, cannot be encashed before time. Otherwise, all other FD's can be encashed at any time. So, I don't think, it is a case of worry if anybody is having the funds in the form of Fixed Deposits.




Hi Ritz,

Thanks for replying on this quote. I forgot the mention the funds she had in her FD in the quote.. she has $14,000 and she also clearly mentioned that these funds are accessible and can be withdrawn anytime.
 
Luder said:
Hi Cad143

Yeah I got ITA. I have just sent my application.

About your question - I'm sorry, it was a long wait! Close to 11 months! From application date to nomination. But I assure you one thing. Perseverance will be rewarded! So stay positive. Maybe they'll process nominations faster than before because there is now an electronic way of submitting documents to NSNP which was not there when we sent paper based applications.

Again, all the best

Luder

Thank you for the Kind words, Luder. It's our 2nd draw since we submitted our express entry profile and sometimes it gets difficult just waiting and waiting for the scores to go down. I know others have been waiting longer so we are keeping our hopes up. Thinking positive is the key, I guess and ofcourse perseverance as you said. I wish you well and happy that you're that near to reaching the dream. Thanks for all the help :D
 
Rohit219 said:
:o 2nd Draw with in 7 days (19th Oct.) n that too with a massive 1800+ invitations issued (CRS Points 475) this Time. CIC is finally moving now ;D

@Ritawallu Seems you aren't too far now from the Super Good News . Wish you Good Luck n Hope for the best.

Regards,
Rohit

Thank you so much Rohit. This is the best wish I could ever get in here from the forum. I appreciate the wishes that I get from here. I hope that I share Some good news with u and also I pray that not only you, everybody else who is waiting here, reach their destination soon.

Regards,
Ritz.
 
Skywalker_RT said:
Got a direct ITA on the last draw.

But from the spreadsheet, it seems her score are 417. Was there any change in her CRS score?
 
cool2409 said:
ritawallu said:
What I can see from this quote is that there might be some other reason for the rejection. As we know, previously the proof of funds required last year were $11,824 and then later on in the mid of the year there was a change, where everyone received a notification of upgraded proof of funds requirement as per CIC i.e. $12164. If your sis has showed the proof of funds according to the previous record of $11,824 and further she did'nt had any sufficient balance in her saving bank account, as Nova Scotia demanded, that could be the reason of rejection. As according to the current data the POF has to be $12,164.

Further, FD can be shown as proof of funds and there is no reason to give a rejection for maintaining an FD, which again we all know is encashable as and when required. The only FDR'S which are not encashable are "TAX SAVER" FD's. These are the FD's which are fixed for complete 5 years and hence, cannot be encashed before time. Otherwise, all other FD's can be encashed at any time. So, I don't think, it is a case of worry if anybody is having the funds in the form of Fixed Deposits.




Hi Ritz,

Thanks for replying on this quote. I forgot the mention the funds she had in her FD in the quote.. she has $14,000 and she also clearly mentioned that these funds are accessible and can be withdrawn anytime.

I still don't find any reason for a rejection straight for maintaining the funds in the form of FD, until and unless you are showing a bank certificate that the funds in FD are encashable as and when required. One thing is obvious, nobody keeps such high networth amount in open accounts owing to fraudulent cases, that can happen either by way of debit or credit cards or online transactions. So, if somebody wants to keep the funds for longer period in a safe way, most of the times they keep that in the form of FD's. I don't know what happened with your sister case, well sorry to hear that. But I am sure if she is showing her funds as FD even if she does not maintain enough funds in saving account, it wont have any effect. What CIC demands is to show proper required funds which can taken be off as and when desired.
 
stephny46 said:
@Ritawallul: Is mutual fun(Ulip -LIC) can aslo be shown?

Hi stephny,

Personally I feel that the Visa officer will not consider mutual funds or shares as financial proofs as markets trends are not fixed. Their value can vary by the day or by the hour even. So, there is likelihood that it might not be accepted. But there is no harm in adding these docs as your proof of finance. Though, do not consider them to be your primary docs. They can just be add-ons.

Regards,
Ritz.
 
Hi can anybody help me with this? From the last few days I am trying to login through GC key to my CIC account. But everytime I try to do so it shows me internal server error 500. Is there anyone who is going through the same thing/.
 
@ ritawallu its an outage -hke chtis link http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/mycic-internet-server-error-t396059.0.html
 
Use the webform - https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx

choose a technical problem from the drop down menu.
 
stephny46 said:
@ ritawallu its an outage -hke chtis link http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/mycic-internet-server-error-t396059.0.html

Thanks stephny, But this shows an old record of jan 2016, when it might have happened. But currently, it is very distracting. I am getting updated messages, but when i try to login, it shows internel server error 500.
 
Skywalker_RT said:
It's basically a MS Word table where they ask you to compare the duties on your experience letters with the ones listed on NOC 2011 for the occupation that you're claiming experience on.

Tks Sky!
 
Eventually, I got AOR from NS by today. I am 8 OCT 2015 Applicant.

Snapshot of the email I got:

This is to acknowledge receipt of your application under the Nova Scotia Nominee Program Nova Scotia Demand: Express Entry Stream on October 8, 2015. Your application has passed our completeness check and will now be placed in the queue for assessment.


One of the steps required in the nomination process for Nova Scotia Demand: Express Entry is for you to be registered in Express Entry with Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada. To confirm that you have done so please e-mail this office, nsnp@novascotia.ca , with your valid Express Entry Profile Number and Job Seeker Validation Code. Failure to provide this Number and Code within 5 business days of receiving this correspondence will result in your application being closed.
For further information on how to register with Express Entry please go to this website:

www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/express/express-entry.asp
Please let us know if you have accepted an invitation to apply for Permanent Residency from Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada within the Express Entry System.
To speed up the processing of your application, if the information/documentation you provided at time of submitting your application is now outdated or expired, please submit your new updated information/documentation, not limited to the following, to nsnp@novascotia.ca within 5 business days of the date of this correspondence:
1. Changes in your family composition. Provide an explanation and include copies of relevant supporting documentation (birth certificate, divorce certificate, separation agreement, etc.).
2. Updated bank account statements showing you have the required funds to move to and settle in Nova Scotia until you secure employment in the province.
3. New contact information, if applicable.
4. If passport submitted at time of application has expired, a copy of your new passport, including copies of pages showing the passport number, dates of issue and expiry, photo, name, date and place of birth, any amendments in name, and any previous visas or visits to Canada.
5. Copy of new language test results if the language test results submitted with your application are no longer valid.
6. New information about your connections to Canada (family members or close friends living in Canada, their names, province or territory of residence, telephone number, relationship to you).
7. Details of any trips to Canada since submitting your application (places visited, purpose and length of trip, etc.).
8. For your intended occupation in Nova Scotia, using the table below, directly compare your work experience for each of your jobs in the last 10 years to the lead statement of the occupation description in the NOC 2011, including all of the essential duties and most of the main duties listed. To help you with your search, go to the following website and insert the NOC code under quick search: http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/Welcome.aspx