Why federal skilled worker not met, but CEC met?
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employment started end if March. I changed employers in October without any interruption in between.kryt0n said:Ok, but is your job bank still active?
Also i see you moved the dates of your employment. Do you have at least 1 continuous year of work?
So technically, I'm a week shy of one year, which is why I wanted to be in the federal skilled worker and not in CEC.
And yes, job bank is active.
So you don't have 1 year of continuous (same employer) foreign work experience?thedecemberists said:employment started end if March. I changed employers in October without any interruption in between.
So technically, I'm a week shy of one year, which is why I wanted to be in the federal skilled worker and not in CEC.
And yes, job bank is active.
One year of foreign work experience, I do have.kryt0n said:So you don't have 1 year of continuous (same employer) foreign work experience?
One year of Canadian work experience, I'm a week shy.
Is the foreign work continuous and one entry in work history?thedecemberists said:One year of foreign work experience, I do have.
One year of Canadian work experience, I'm a week shy.
I see from past apps you were asking about your gf as you are Canadian. Has she listed her family as 2 and if so the funds need to be for a family of 2 ($15,312)
lol. I am asking for my gf. This has nothing to do with me. Just didn't want to explain the whole thing again. It's just one application for her. I'm out of it (I'm a Canadian citizen).kryt0n said:Is the foreign work continuous and one entry in work history?
I see from past apps you were asking about your gf as you are Canadian. Has she listed her family as 2 and if so the funds need to be for a family of 2 ($15,312)
The one year of foreign work is continuous, yes.
Have you two lived together for a year or less?thedecemberists said:lol. I am asking for my gf. This has nothing to do with me. Just didn't want to explain the whole thing again. It's just one application for her. I'm out of it (I'm a Canadian citizen).
The one year of foreign work is continuous, yes.
we have not lived togetherkryt0n said:Have you two lived together for a year or less?
Ok, that makes it easier.thedecemberists said:we have not lived together
Ok, so she's single, she DEFINITELY has 1 year of fsw.
She has min funds for a family of 1 $12,300.
Her primary NOC matches with her FSW NOC.
Her NOC is skilled.
Ok guys... I'm a bit stumped...
like someone else said, maybe the system only allows one program at a time? And right now it's allocating her to CEC?kryt0n said:Ok, that makes it easier.
Ok, so she's single, she DEFINITELY has 1 year of fsw.
She has min funds for a family of 1 $12,300.
Her primary NOC matches with her FSW NOC.
Her NOC is skilled.
Ok guys... I'm a bit stumped...
From CIC's website:
Can I ask to only be considered for one of the programs under Express Entry?
No. Under Express Entry, the system will find which programs you qualify for based on the answers you give in your profile. If you qualify for more than one program, Citizenship and Immigration Canada will decide which one to issue the invitation to apply under.
You can choose to decline an invitation to apply if it is not under the program you were interested in. But, if you do this, there is no guarantee that you will be invited again under a different program.
CRS - Human Capital - Age: 110kryt0n said:Can you copy/paste her mycic score list so we can see where the points are going?
CRS - Human Capital - Level of Education: 128
CRS - Human Capital - First Official Language Proficiency: 133
CRS - Human Capital - Canadian Work Experience: 40 (despite the fact that the work dates are put as April-Oct and Nov-Current)
CRS - Skill Transferability - Education: 50
CRS- Skill Transferability - Foreign Work Experience: 38
Total: 499