Work history question. What does the 'job offer' mean?

[IANJUNG]

Hi all,

I'm filling my EE profile and stuck at the work history section.

In the 'Intended work in Canada' part, it asks if I have a job offer in Canada.
According to it said, the job offer must

"be for full-time and for at least one year..."

I have 1 and half year experience with 2244 and I quit the job.
Then Couple of month later I got a new job with different NOC and it's been just a month.
For the requirement that I underlined above can I assume that I have a job offer now or do I have to have at least one year experience from my new work place?

 

[DelPiero07]

Not enough information.

What kind of work permit so you have? If it's a open work permit then you do not have a valid job offer.

 

[IANJUNG]

I graduate a college here in Canada and have a 3 year PGWP.

Then, according to what you said, I have to fill a straight one year to say 'Yes' for the question?

It seems it wouldn't affect my CRS score since the CRS tool never ask if I have a valid job offer except with LMIA.

But still wanna answer the question correctly.

 

[jes_ON]

I have 1 and half year experience with 2244 and I quit the job.
Then Couple of month later I got a new job with different NOC and it's been just a month.
For the requirement that I underlined above can I assume that I have a job offer now or do I have to have at least one year experience from my new work place?

No, you do not have a "valid job offer" as defined for immigration purposes. If you are on a PGWP you would need an LMIA as well as a written offer of FUTURE employment for at least one year AFTER becoming a PR.

You can read about that here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/offer.asp

 

[DelPiero07]

I graduate a college here in Canada and have a 3 year PGWP.

Then, according to what you said, I have to fill a straight one year to say 'Yes' for the question?

It seems it wouldn't affect my CRS score since the CRS tool never ask if I have a valid job offer except with LMIA.

But still wanna answer the question correctly.

You do not have a valid job offer.

Answer "no" to the very first question in the intended work section.