Skilled Worker vs Canadian Experienced Class

[ds_rnk]

Hi Seniors,

I am a Full-Time Web Developer in Toronto, planning to apply for PR in Ontario. I was a bit confused if I should apply under Skilled Worker or Canadian Experienced Class. I would appreciate if someone could help me with the same.
Also, someone told me that Ontario only processes 1000 application a year, is it true?
Following are my details:

• I have a permanent job (web developer)
• I have 1+ year of experience in the same company (currently working)
• I have 3 yrs of work permit expiring in 2014
• I have 2 yrs of Post-Secondary Canadian Education + Bachelor's of Engineering degree from India

 

[indusvision]

Clearly you fulfill the conditions of Canadian Experienced Class. So, you should apply under Canadian Experienced Class.

 

[ds_rnk]

Thanks for the quick reply.

Two more question. Do I need any other letters from the employer apart from the Permanent Job Letter? Is my Employer suppose to be taking any steps in my application, e.g Getting a LMO? Sorry for the lame question. I just started getting involved with the process and at first it looks a bit complicated and confusing. :-X

 

[mysteaka]

Hi,
If you decided to apply under CEC category, go to the CIC website to read immigration documents for CEC. The application guide for CEC will help you. It isn't complex.

I can't recommend read documents for FSW and any other category....
I applied under FSW. When I started process, I googled and search result showed many informations (include posts on some bbs, personal blogs and websites).
I had read and then I was really confused... a few months later, I noticed those informations were about the family class or very old information.... it was bad...

 

[nashe_31]

Hi Seniors,

I am a Full-Time Web Developer in Toronto, planning to apply for PR in Ontario. I was a bit confused if I should apply under Skilled Worker or Canadian Experienced Class. I would appreciate if someone could help me with the same.
Also, someone told me that Ontario only processes 1000 application a year, is it true?
Following are my details:

• I have a permanent job (web developer)
• I have 1+ year of experience in the same company (currently working)
• I have 3 yrs of work permit expiring in 2014
• I have 2 yrs of Post-Secondary Canadian Education + Bachelor's of Engineering degree from India

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/canadian-experience-class-b52.0/