you DO NOT need to include anything in LoE for spouse work ex because you will be mentioning her work ex under personal history. You do not need to substantiate anything with proofs for content under Personal History.Dear all, I have tried posting questions on post-Ita forum but have received no answer for the past 20 days. Please take a look at the post below and if anyone has any suggestion please reply
- OvcarFull Member
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#9225Nov 27, 2018 at 11:48 PM
Dear forum members,
I hope that I will get my invitation to apply really soon.
In the meantime, I am trying to get all the documents in ready-to-be-issued state.
I know that this question has been answered at least hundred of times on many forums but I am going to ask it once more because, after spending immense amount of money and time I do not want to take any risk in the post-ITA stage. Del Piero, Maverick and Stanlee please forgive me for asking it
My question is about spouse work history when work experience is gained outside Canada so it does not gain us any points. Following your advices I removed it from her work history and am planning to enter the same in the personal history post-ITA. As many of us here, I do not want to spend a lot of money on translating her contracts and other proofs of work exp (ref letters would be impossible to get). On the other hand, I feel that the right thing to do would be to put that in work history (I know that many of you have reported problem with the system asking you to upload documents in that case).
Having said all of the above, I found the following section about documents for spouse work exp on official website.
Proof of work experience
Individuals who must submit this documentation
- The principal applicant
- Their spouse or common-law partner (if work experience in Canada is claimed)
Therfore I thought of showing her all work experience and attaching LOE in document holders for spouse work exp which would along other things clearly state:
Documents for spouse work experience were not attached as we have not claimed any points for it, it was gained outside Canada and is not in the list of required documents in your website which can be seen in the link below.
Please give me your opinion on the above
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/express-entry/applications-received-on-after-january-1-2016-completeness-check.html
So, after the recent draw, how many candidates with 441-450 might be still sitting in the pool? Does this mean we can expect 440 if draw occurs in the next week or so?Wow, ~1900 for 441-450
Not so bad very close to previous monthsUpdated pool database. It is indeed creepy.
Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score distribution of candidates in the Express Entry pool as of December 7, 2018
CRS Score Range Number of Candidates
601-1200 460
451-600 1,598
401-450 32,018
441-450 1,893
431-440 9,379
421-430 6,390
411-420 6,904
401-410 7,452
351-400 38,065
391-400 6,961
381-390 7,998
371-380 7,939
361-370 7,685
351-360 7,482
301-350 21,784
0-300 3,301
Total 97,226
Let it sit there as it gets older you will have higher chance for getting invited or getting an NOI.Hey ROH experts, I put forward a question for your perusal. As you may see from signature, I created the profile on 21st of November. Even though I don't have enough points at the moment, I expect to reach 440-442 eventually after my spouse gets the desired IELTS score.
As I learned, NOIs are awarded by Ontario to profiles created within the same year i.e. 2019. Should I let my EE profile 'sit' to have an older profile for crossing tie date when the draw reaches 440-442 or recreate my profile on 1st of Jan 2019 to have chance for NOIs but a relatively newer profile?
The habit of Ontario was to disregard older profiles and start from January onward. You will see once NOI will start appearing. If only new profiles will be invited in the first batch then you have to recreate your on spot. Annoying but not too difficult.Hey ROH experts, I put forward a question for your perusal. As you may see from signature, I created the profile on 21st of November. Even though I don't have enough points at the moment, I expect to reach 440-442 eventually after my spouse gets the desired IELTS score.
As I learned, NOIs are awarded by Ontario to profiles created within the same year i.e. 2019. Should I let my EE profile 'sit' to have an older profile for crossing tie date when the draw reaches 440-442 or recreate my profile on 1st of Jan 2019 to have chance for NOIs but a relatively newer profile?
I would say start working on your reference letter from past employers if you are claiming any points from past employers. It took me almost 3 months to get reference letters from my past employers, but that could also be because one was a government organization in a different city so i required a lot of efforts. But I did all of those small things while I was waiting for my degree to be assessed because I was pretty sure once I enter the pool I will get ITA.So I will highly suggest on working to get the reference letters from past employers. With your score you are almost certain to get ITA in the next draw so start working on collecting all the documents except probably the medical exam and PCC (depending on which country you are from and how much time they take to issue PCC, mine only took 3 days from booking an appointment to getting one) All the best for the next draw.I increased my IELTS score and now, my CRS points increased from 437 -> 469. I am little optimistic that I will get the invite in the next draw. Is there anything which I can keep ready ? For example, Police verification. I have not requested for Reference letter from company yet.
If anyone wants to know on how my score increased : My earlier score - 437 was from CELPIP and this is the first time I wrote IELTS and have overall band score of 7.5 which shooted my CRS to 469.
But NOI is usually likely from OINP only if profile is from the same year or did you mean other provinces? My NOC is never in demand so I don't expect NOI from anywhere elseLet it sit there as it gets older you will have higher chance for getting invited or getting an NOI.
Thanks for the advice. I can wait till first batch of NOIs is handed out.The habit of Ontario was to disregard older profiles and start from January onward. You will see once NOI will start appearing. If only new profiles will be invited in the first batch then you have to recreate your on spot. Annoying but not too difficult.
Yes it should impact the daily numbers. There is possibility of cutoff score decreasing.If Wes is sending back maximum number of applications back to Indian Universities for verification, then it would mean a delay in the ECA processing. Especially with their rule changes from December 1st. Could it cause a reduction in the number of daily applications from current levels in the near future?
Guys dont say that.Yes it should impact the daily numbers. There is possibility of cutoff score decreasing.