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VishKini

Full Member
Feb 25, 2019
26
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Hello,

Can someone please confirm if this is a valid job offer (paragraph) to claim 50 points?

"I am pleased to confirm that we are offering you regular full-time employment with XXXXXXX in the position of AAXXXXXXXAA (NOC XXXXXX) reporting to me, to start XXXXXX, 2021. It is expected that XXXXXX will continue to be employed on a continuous basis under the same terms, for at least one year after issuance of a permanent resident visa. The following is a summary of your terms of employment."

Thanks !
 
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VishKini

Full Member
Feb 25, 2019
26
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Thank you @Naturgrl . I have a offer letter that mentions everything. Pay, job duties, number of work hrs etc. Just had a question on that particular paragraph if it can fetch me 50 points.
 
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daf450

Star Member
Dec 9, 2019
154
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Hi everyone,


When it is mentioned, regarding the claiming of the 50 points of the valid job offer for express entry, that :
  • have one year of full-time work experience (or an equal amount of part-time work) for that employer
in my case i have been working 1 year for an employer as a postdoc (noc 4011)
then, got a new work permit for change of conditions with the SAME employer but now as Professor (same noc 4011)

does in my case the sentence above is correct in my case scenario? as i have been working 1 year with same employer, it is just that this new job offer from what i will be claiming the 50 points have a new position name and different salary -but same NOC and same employer. (all LMIA exempt)

(it is like in the job offer letter, the employer will say that XXX has been working for a full year with us as a postdoc and starting from september 2021 XXX started working as a professor under the same NOC.
the new job is permanent and not seasonnal and is also offered after one year of her getting the PR....)


Thanks a lot for your response!
 
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