if you send your documents thru courier like DHL or FedEx then you have the means to trace the location of your documents..use the tracking number which is found on the duplicate copy of your receipt...Rado1 said:
I ve already sent my marriage certificate, Spouse's characteristics, kids details etc..raistlin17phil said:
My friend was assessed by one agency here and they told her that she does not get any point for the Areas of Training because her experience as a clinic nurse has not yet reached 6 months. They told her she will only get 16 pts for AOT if she was able to have 6 months of paid experience. Is that really the case? All along we both thought that nurses get the 16 pts under the AOT automatically and did not depend on the length of work experience. Thanks , I have already done that , it shows that they have received the documents, but still isnt there a way to have proof that they received the document ( example : document receival number) , the reason I am asking is that now I need to add my master degree but because I dont have a file number still , I sent the new master certificate with a cover page relating it to the previous sent document. But not sure how they will link those 2 set of document together without an offcial number.beautiful-carla said:
You should wait until you have the file number to add your master degree. I am sure your profile arrived, but nobody have any way to check the documents' status in this period.Rado1 said:
Update your file after you get your AOR which has both your reference number and file number. Based on their site, it takes 4-6 months to receive this AOR. Until then, you can just use the tracking number of the courier that sent your file to be assured that your file indeed reached them.Rado1 said:
You can have points for both absolutely. Moreover, most of applicants earn points for both as if you're missing either one, generally you need to compensate for it with a highly advanced french. Points for AOT are awarder based on the degree earned solely and it has nothing to do with experience. Your experience can be counted even if you worked not in you field. It has just to match one of the NOC-listed occupations and be within the recent 5-year period.mina_monmon said:
Hi! I would like to clarify something. Because earlier I posted a question about the AOT. It's because one of the agencies told my friend that she's not eligible to gain the 16 points under the AOT because her experience as a clinic nurse has not yet reached 6 months. Is that true? Or the points under AOT only depend on the college degree and independent of the experience?Ievgen said:
The rules are made in such a way to be flexible for the one who evaluates the filebabeerino said:Hi! I would like to clarify something. Because earlier I posted a question about the AOT. It's because one of the agencies told my friend that she's not eligible to gain the 16 points under the AOT because her experience as a clinic nurse has not yet reached 6 months. Is that true? Or the points under AOT only depend on the college degree and independent of the experience?
And also, she told me she worked as an english teacher before. Is it true that such experience can be counted since it belongs under the NOC listed occupations? Or does that not gain her any credits at all?
We'd really appreciate your response. Thank you!!
And it's bad for us since they can play tricks with applicants based on that. Formally, AOT is assigned based on the diploma/training irrespective of the fact that somebody worked not in the field. Apart of that, the minimum work experience that an applicant must possess is 6 months and it can be in any occupation listed in the NOC. Thus, if your friend has a nursing degree that's 16 points, and if she has 6+ months of experience in any NOC occupation she qualifies. Of course each application is on a case by case basis and an explanation might be required during interview for the reason why she didn't work in the field. But, considering only eligibility factors there shouldn't be any problem.
