Temporary Work Permit July CEM Applicants

[leextream]

My noc 6662
Low level skill they changed the rule in july all TWP aplicants must get atleast 4 bands wich falls under NOC c & d
Please let me know when they will send a passport request

@ Karan & Cabalen

my NOC falls in C. If Karan's info will applies here in the Philippines then most of the applicants by that level will take IELTS right? I'm quite depress after reading her post. If they will require IELTS they must inform us earlier so that we can process ASAP and we will not wait longer...
Is it really required to have an IELTS para naman magkuha na ako agad before the embassy will request? at para di na abuting ng syam2 tayo...

 

[ThankYouLord]

@ Karan & Cabalen

my NOC falls in C. If Karan's info will applies here in the Philippines then most of the applicants by that level will take IELTS right? I'm quite depress after reading her post. If they will require IELTS they must inform us earlier so that we can process ASAP and we will not wait longer...
Is it really required to have an IELTS para naman magkuha na ako agad before the embassy will request? at para di na abuting ng syam2 tayo...
[/quote)@leextream-- hi, don't be depress... instead BE PREPARED....here... this link can help you decide for your situation if you are indeed in the NOC C category :

from:http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2012/ob441.asp

As of July 1, 2012, most Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) applicants in National Occupation Classification (NOC) Skill Levels C and D occupations will be required to undergo mandatory language testing and achieve a minimum standard of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 4 in each of the four abilities (listening, speaking, reading and writing) prior to obtaining a provincial nomination certificate.

Applicants will also be required to include a copy of their language test results when submitting their application for permanent residence to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC).

Exceptions

Applicants who meet one of the following exceptions do not need to provide language test results with their application for permanent residence:

Temporary Foreign Workers in NOC C and D occupations who arrived in Canada on or before July 1, 2012 and who are nominated in a NOC employer-driven stream before July 1, 2013; or
NOC applicants in NOC C and D occupations who applied for a provincial nomination certificate before July 1, 2012.
As of July 1, 2013, all NOC C and D Provincial Nominees will have to provide a copy of their language test results with their application for permanent residence.

Instructions

Applications for permanent residence from NOC applicants in NOC C and D occupations must:

include a copy of valid language test results demonstrating that they meet the minimum language standards; OR
meet one of the exceptions noted above.
To be considered valid, the applicant’s language test results must be from one the following testing agencies:

International English Language Testing System (IELTS) (General Training stream);
Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP-General); or
Test d’évaluation de français (TEF) (to test proficiency in French).
***GOD IS GOOD, ALL THE TIME...

 

[Cabalen]

@ Karan & Cabalen

my NOC falls in C. If Karan's info will applies here in the Philippines then most of the applicants by that level will take IELTS right? I'm quite depress after reading her post. If they will require IELTS they must inform us earlier so that we can process ASAP and we will not wait longer...
Is it really required to have an IELTS para naman magkuha na ako agad before the embassy will request? at para di na abuting ng syam2 tayo...

@leextream

Here's what I've read so far. Your are required to have English proficiency exams if you are NOC C or D under the Provincial Nominee Program.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/backgrounders/2012/2012-04-11.asp

If I am not mistaken, under the PNP though your are NOC C or D, you are eligible for PR. - seniors please correct me here.

 

[Cabalen]

I think my previous post is the same with what ThankYouLord posted

 

[ThankYouLord]

I think my previous post is the same with what ThankYouLord posted

@Cabalen- hi Sir... honestly while waiting for the Visa.. i myself is preparing also for the ielts... : ) looking forward for the early pr candidate because they have new procedure(pilot test) wherein the Employer itself can nominate their employees having a minimum of 6 mons.... With the Lord's Grace... Everything is possible : )

 

[leextream]

@ thankYouLord & Cabalen..

Salamat.. ng marami... relieve worries ko... wew... pag ganon kasi lalo pang tatagal pag hihintay...

@ thankyou...
ayus din yung Idea mo no na kuha na muna ng IELTS while here in the Phils... para pagdating dun no di na masyado mahirap mag process for PR... diba mag expire yang IELTS?

ayos ahh.. dami na Active.. Thanks po sa lahat.. ^^

 

[leextream]

di pala ako PNP kaya ayos lang.. TWP yung application ko.. ^^

 

[Cabalen]

@ Cabalen- hi Sir... honestly while waiting for the Visa.. i myself is preparing also for the ielts... : ) looking forward for the early pr candidate because they have new procedure(pilot test) wherein the Employer itself can nominate their employees having a minimum of 6 mons.... With the Lord's Grace... Everything is possible : )

@ ThankYouLord

That's good preparation. This is a good opportunity for workers with NOC C and D classification under Pilot Test. They now have a chance to have PR status.

I've checked the CIC website for pilot project but didn't get any information about PR, only only open work permits. Anyway, I'll try to read on...

 

[KARAN]

@ leextream

Here's what I've read so far. Your are required to have English proficiency exams if you are NOC C or D under the Provincial Nominee Program.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/backgrounders/2012/2012-04-11.asp

If I am not mistaken, under the PNP though your are NOC C or D, you are eligible for PR. - seniors please correct me here.

Hi again
Yes you are rite
They need only 4 band for NOC C&D
But they give limited time only to submit it, it happen to me, after I requsted extra time by explaing the exam center rules.
If you guys job falls under C&D start prepering rite now for the test, then it wont be too late.
Cheers

 

[ThankYouLord]

@ thankYouLord & Cabalen..

Salamat.. ng marami... relieve worries ko... wew... pag ganon kasi lalo pang tatagal pag hihintay...

@ thankyou...
ayus din yung Idea mo no na kuha na muna ng IELTS while here in the Phils... para pagdating dun no di na masyado mahirap mag process for PR... diba mag expire yang IELTS?

ayos ahh.. dami na Active.. Thanks po sa lahat.. ^^

ielts is valid for 2 years....

 

[ThankYouLord]

@ ThankYouLord

That's good preparation. This is a good opportunity for workers with NOC C and D classification under Pilot Test. They now have a chance to have PR status.

I've checked the CIC website for pilot project but didn't get any information about PR, only only open work permits. Anyway, I'll try to read on...

@ cabalen- sir- i think this is for Skilled workers only i have a the same LMO like Mr. Wrollin.... il look for the website from which i got this and will share it to you... i have a friend in manitoba and she's there for only 4 mons now but her Employer will help her to become a PR as she reach 6 mons not waiting for the 1095 days : )....She is also a Skilled worker(manager).

 

[out]

@ leextream
Here's what I've read so far. Your are required to have English proficiency exams if you are NOC C or D under the Provincial Nominee Program.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/backgrounders/2012/2012-04-11.asp
If I am not mistaken, under the PNP though your are NOC C or D, you are eligible for PR. - seniors please correct me here.

if this is not answered yet ( i did not go further browsing to find out if answered already or not) this is my one cent take...

applying pnp for noc c&d depends on the province stand. normally selected jobs qualified for pnp are in food industries, hospitality/tourism (hotels or casino venues) and truckers (higher grade qualification drivers).

quebec, north west territories and yukon has also its own program for pnp....i hope i help!

 

[Wrollin]

As i remember my agent said to me, only those skilled worker are privilege to take PR after 6months.. Those are managers, supervisors and a like. For those who are non-skilled worker, they will have push their position to supervisory for the privilege.

if this is not answered yet ( i did not go further browsing to find out if answered already or not) this is my one cent take...

applying pnp for noc c&d depends on the province stand. normally selected jobs qualified for pnp are in food industries, hospitality/tourism (hotels or casino venues) and truckers (higher grade qualification drivers).

quebec, north west territories and yukon has also its own program for pnp....i hope i help!

 

[out]

As i remember my agent said to me, only those skilled worker are privilege to take PR after 6months.. Those are managers, supervisors and a like. For those who are non-skilled worker, they will have push their position to supervisory for the privilege.

hmmmm...once and for all let's go to the real source -

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/provincial/apply-who.asp

i hope this will help to determine whoever is bound to deploy in any province. click where you belong and find out if you qualify to apply in the nomination of permanent residency.

 

[Cabalen]

hmmmm...once and for all let's go to the real source -

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/provincial/apply-who.asp

i hope this will help to determine whoever is bound to deploy in any province. click where you belong and find out if you qualify to apply in the nomination of permanent residency.

@ out @ wrollin

Both of you are correct but are talking two different scenarios. Out is talking about semi- and low-skilled workers under PNP. Hence, these workers are eligible for PR. Wrollin, on the other hand, is mentioning semi- and low-skilled workers who did not qualify for PNP like in Ontario which has no program for NOC C and D. Hence, these workers need to upgrade their levels to be eligible for PNP.

Check the PNP of all provinces, they differ. I think only Alberta has this PNP program for NOC C and D.