"Technical" support for application

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Hello everyone,
I'm starting an new EE application and have a few questions about things that I might do wrong.
So I'm already in Vancouver BC, working as a chef for a company (1 year +) and my CRS is above 500. Got my CELPIP test done and am in the process of getting a skill assessment.
I'm planning to apply by the end of January but am already starting to seriously look into it.
However there are some questions I'm struggling with. I thought that you might help me there:

"Four digit NOC code of current work permit" : well I'm on a working holiday visa. No NOC is associated with working holiday visas as you're supposed to be able to work whatever job you want. As I can't leave it blank, I was thinking about putting in my current NOC (6321), even though it's not specified on my permit.

"Was a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) issued for the current work permit?" I answered that my "NO, work permit is exempt from LMIA due to an international agreement" but again, it's a working holiday visa and I'm not sure if I should just answer "No".

Also, as I'm from France, I wanted to know if I should translate all the names (companies I worked for; schools etc.) in English.

Thanks for your help,
Elsa

 

[noscaf2014]

1. For NOC code, choose the one that matches your job description and don't worry about your current work permit.
2. No, you were not issue an LMIA.
3. No, Documents in English and French are accepted.
Good Luck

 

[mattjp1]

Salut Elsa,

1. Ton NOC correspond a ton poste actuel (Chef) et n'est pas rattache au type de visa que tu detiens. En gros, l'Immigration veut savoir quelles competences tu peux apporter. Apparamment oui tu es sous le NOC 6321 (regarde les responsabilites du poste plus que l'intitule du poste pour confimer).

2. Dans ce cas, non.

3. Francais/Anglais pas de probleme. Par contre si tu as le moindre document dans une autre langue, a faire traduire. De maniere generale pour les documents officiels, je conseillerai de les faire signer et surtout tamponner par l'organization qui le delivre.

 

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Thank you guys!