ON PNP-reference letter needed for verification-after PPR?

[taurus1985]

my friend called OPNP again n they told him CIC is asking all these just to verify that u r still in ontario.

 

[yingying1202000]

so we should submit those documents? Is that matters if we do not have 2 years experience?

 

[taurus1985]

so we should submit those documents? Is that matters if we do not have 2 years experience?

I dont know, they said they just trying to check u r in ontario ... nothing else they told .. they said it should be fine..

 

[moonbow2010]

Without these, we can't prove we are in Ontario?

 

[taurus1985]

Without these, we can't prove we are in Ontario?

I can't answer this but this what they told my friend.

 

[moonbow2010]

Thanks for the news anyway.

 

[taurus1985]

Thanks for the news anyway.

if anyone get any update just update here .,... for others

 

[GT1234]

I sent my PNP Nomiation certificate to Opportunities Ontario as per my discussion with them, to which a person replied that I should contact CIC in this regard and remind them about the category that I have applied.

Nevertheless, CIC's decision would be final about what documents are required as per an agent I talked to. So I am in the process of gathering reference letters, transcripts, T4s, etc. I have again sent an email yesterday to CIC asking what should/should not be included in the reference letter. Usually, the one's I have written for others has a professional recommendation about the projects/work done, but not sure if that's what CIC wants to see.

I believe they want to probably see roles/responsibilities along with employment timelines to prove 2 years of work exp. Would let you know if they revert my query, however I doubt that's going to happen before atleast 2-3 weeks.

 

[LibraNova]

I got a letter from Human Resource Department in my company which states my employment status(Full time/ Permanent / Part Time / Contract Etc) and my base compensation. My immediate supervisor gave me a letter which describes the primary tasks I perform.

 

[moonbow2010]

CIC new requirement is even higher than other provinces' nomination requirements.

I don't think a lot of ppl will achieve their requirement.

If the requirement is strict, then the ON PNP without job offer is meaningless right now.

 

[karenv]

I agree with moonbow2010 that these requirements are way too high, even PhD program doesn't require two year working experiences. On the other hand, FSW doesn't require a job offer.

The OPNP Master Stream program just provides a faster way for people to apply for PR. The program expects you to work and contribute to Ontario. The program without a job offer doesn't mean that an applicant can stay unemployed. An applicant should actively look for job and in the workforce after a year. Hence, I personally think it is reasonable when CIC asks for a job offer. It shows that an applicant has long term commitment to stay in Ontario and economic stability. If an applicant couldn't find any job after more than a year, it should be questionable about their intentions and abilities.

However, I don't think it's reasonable to ask for two years experiences. The two year experiences should only be required when an applicant does not have a job right now. Two year experiences can be used to prove the applicant ability to find a job in a near future.

I hope that CIC could provide more explanations and clarifications about these requirements.

 

[shimnui1]

Guys, a quick question.


Do all of you have 2 years work experience?

Proof of membership and/or registration in regulated occupations if you intend to work in an occupation that requires registration or certification in Ontario. I guess they are talking about PEng/EIT, (only for enigneers though), so do you have that?

Its totally crazy.. ???

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[taurus1985]

Guys, a quick question.


Do all of you have 2 years work experience?

Proof of membership and/or registration in regulated occupations if you intend to work in an occupation that requires registration or certification in Ontario. I guess they are talking about PEng/EIT, (only for enigneers though), so do you have that?

Its totally crazy.. ???

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Quick question for everyone, does all of you who got email are from June-July Batch ?

 

[moonbow2010]

I agree with moonbow2010 that these requirements are way too high, even PhD program doesn't require two year working experiences. On the other hand, FSW doesn't require a job offer.

The OPNP Master Stream program just provides a faster way for people to apply for PR. The program expects you to work and contribute to Ontario. The program without a job offer doesn't mean that an applicant can stay unemployed. An applicant should actively look for job and in the workforce after a year. Hence, I personally think it is reasonable when CIC asks for a job offer. It shows that an applicant has long term commitment to stay in Ontario and economic stability. If an applicant couldn't find any job after more than a year, it should be questionable about their intentions and abilities.

However, I don't think it's reasonable to ask for two years experiences. The two year experiences should only be required when an applicant does not have a job right now. Two year experiences can be used to prove the applicant ability to find a job in a near future.

I hope that CIC could provide more explanations and clarifications about these requirements.

Well, I am a PhD applicant. I don't have 2 years' experience. Bear in mind, the job offer they require is permanent. A lot of permanent jobs won't consider foreign workers cause they are not stable. All I can find right now is contract of fixed term and temporary. The job market is tough, it is not unusual for PR to take 1-2 years to find a permanent job.

 

[moonbow2010]

Well, I called PNP office this morning. All they can say is that CIC can verify everything just like them. They are asking these to verify ??? I don't know what.

What we can do right now is to provide as much as we can to prove our ties to Ontario, like temporary job offer, work experience letter (even less than 2 year).