OINP - EE - Human Capital Priorities Stream - Comprehensive Guide
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Hi guys,rajkamalmohanram said:
if this can help anyone else, as not all the ECA granting organizations are listed on the OINP update of January 11th 2016 ... so to reinforce Raj's comments, I have received the confirmation from OINP that they accept the ECA from granting organizations listed on CIC website.
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· OINP will only accept an ECA report from one of following organizations designated by IRCC:
o Comparative Education Service – University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies;
o International Credential Assessment Service of Canada;
o World Education Services;
o International Qualifications Assessment Service;
o International Credential Evaluation Service;
o Medical Council of Canada (professional body for Doctors); OR
o Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (professional body for Pharmacists)
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And ICES confirms that they can send a copy of ECA directly to OINP upon request and payment.
As long as you can provide a reference letter with all the required details for that job, you should be okay, IMO. If the province has recognized it, then probably that experience is considered valid and IRCC would accept it too as long as you provide proper documentation to prove that you were paid AND a reference letter with roles and responsibilities to prove that you performed the appropriate roles for the NOC that you have chosen.Marooned said:
Hi, can failure to submit additional documents when asked lead to refusal of PR application? For eg. suppose the immigration people ask me to submit bank statements and salary slips of my work experience and I just submit the work experience certificate and letter of reference, can it lead to refusal. I'm afraid I don't have my bank statements and salary slips of my work experience but can provide work experience certificate and letter of reference. If needed, I can provide a salary certificate explaining how much I was getting paid. Please solve my query.
Hi Raj,
I have EE profile with 441 score with Principal applicant.
My wife is working as teacher in Engg college and have a exp of 7 yrs., but not put in the profile as there is no addition of points.
I need your opinion, whether I should put her exp details or not? As getting ref letters are difficult.
If I dont put, will they consider this as a hiding the information?
Please reply
I have EE profile with 441 score with Principal applicant.
My wife is working as teacher in Engg college and have a exp of 7 yrs., but not put in the profile as there is no addition of points.
I need your opinion, whether I should put her exp details or not? As getting ref letters are difficult.
If I dont put, will they consider this as a hiding the information?
Please reply
You need not mention anything in the EE profile. In your post ITA e-APR, retain this only in the personal history section and omit it completely from the work history section. This way, you will not have to provide any documents for her occupation!prabag said:
Hello Raj,
First of all thank you for always providing updated information to everyone's queries.
So I got my AOR back in November and just like a lot of people, I am still waiting for my nomination. My work permit had expired back in April. I got myself a Visitor Status for now in order to stay in the country legally. My questions to you are:
1. Do you think it is a bad idea if I decided to leave Canada whilst my PNP application is still processing?
2. My company in Ottawa are willing to hire me as soon as I have a legal work permit/document. Is there any other form of documentation I can acquire in order to work legally while the wait for the nomination continues? (FYI: I had applied for a PGWP extension but it was refused as I had not got my nomination)
Thanks!
First of all thank you for always providing updated information to everyone's queries.
So I got my AOR back in November and just like a lot of people, I am still waiting for my nomination. My work permit had expired back in April. I got myself a Visitor Status for now in order to stay in the country legally. My questions to you are:
1. Do you think it is a bad idea if I decided to leave Canada whilst my PNP application is still processing?
2. My company in Ottawa are willing to hire me as soon as I have a legal work permit/document. Is there any other form of documentation I can acquire in order to work legally while the wait for the nomination continues? (FYI: I had applied for a PGWP extension but it was refused as I had not got my nomination)
Thanks!
You need not mention anything in the EE profile. In your post ITA e-APR, retain this only in the personal history section and omit it completely from the work history section. This way, you will not have to provide any documents for her occupation!
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Thank you Raj for your reply.
So, as of now no need to change anything.
1. Only after Ontario ITA (If I get), I have to enter the details of work exp in Personal history section and not in work exp section.
Correct if I am wrong?
2. Is birth certificate is mandatory or passport will do?
If birth-certificate is from Gram-Panchayat, is it fine?
waiting for reply
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Thank you Raj for your reply.
So, as of now no need to change anything.
1. Only after Ontario ITA (If I get), I have to enter the details of work exp in Personal history section and not in work exp section.
Correct if I am wrong?
2. Is birth certificate is mandatory or passport will do?
If birth-certificate is from Gram-Panchayat, is it fine?
waiting for reply
Did you just say you got your AOR in November 2015 or did you mean to say you applied to OINP in November 2015?Legolas_10 said:
1) I don't think it will affect your application. You just have to let them know. Make sure that even when you leave, you satisfy the criteria to be eligible under CEC.
2) Ask your employer if they will apply for a work permit. If you have a job offer letter,fax it to Ontario along with a letter describing your situation. Mark the letter as "URGENT".