Over stay in USA on L1 visa, Applying for express entry

[dr.josemrod]

That's not true. As many have already pointed out, you can get enough points with foreign credentials and no job offer


I am one of those
No Canadian education, no job offer, no PNP and I also didn't claim 3+ years of experience. I claimed points for 1 year only as it was enough.

In a time were CRS scores were low.

Right now, I don't think my wife and I would get ITA again, both masters, good english, more than 3 years... Scores are getting high.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

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he already said he needs a work permit, you just made an assumption about his situation and put it through the crs calculator.
That’s why your argument is invalid.

yes it is possible Someone can get a enough points and a pr through EE without being Canada , but each case is different and you shouldn’t make assumptions

The initial post was about PR, not a work permit. That was not an assumption.

My argument, once again, was against your statement that a person cannot qualify without Canadian experience, Canadain education or PNP. Your statement remains wrong.

 

[Vicky0610]

Your score won't crack 400, so EE is impossible without job offer. Would suggest just continue staying in usa and never ever leave, highly doubt they will come after you.

I calculate my score with LIMA 200 points it will totaling more than 500 (545). LIMA is the only factor drives us towards Canada.

 

[zabrodov]

Have you checked the crs scores lately regarding draws? Did you overstayed your visa?

A lot of people told already that no one cares if you are out of status as long as you can disclose it. As for the CRS, I know what CRS is now. You still don't need an offer from a Canadian company. You don't need Canadian degree.
With my foreign degree and 3 years of work experience I would still get an ITA with 476 points (it used to be 481 but now it's 5 points lower due to my age).

Why are you so persistent in telling things that are easily proved wrong by using a CRS calculator?

In a time were CRS scores were low.

It is still doable. You can always choose to apply with the spouse non-accompanying and sponsor her/him later. It sucks but it's a way too.