changed employment can make ur case dis-qulified

[jits1000]

hi  i have changed my current employer to a new one both job are under skilled category did this effect my case as my lawyer sayin  u will be dis-qulified as you have to be with same employer untill ur case is finalized plz help


thanks

jitesh 

[shibuya]

Your consultant is telling you lies. He is a fraud No 1. Kick him out.
You can change ur job but u need to intimate CHC .
Ask ur lawyer what will happen if u had lost ur job in current recession period?

[job_seeker]

hi  i have changed my current employer to a new one both job are under skilled category did this effect my case as my lawyer sayin  u will be dis-qulified as you have to be with same employer untill ur case is finalized plz help


thanks

jitesh 

Hi,

Your inbox is full.

I don't see any reason why having a new employer will have an adverse effect on your application for PR. Are you applying under CEC? You have completed your required two years experience and you are here legally under a new work permit. You need not even be employed while waiting for the result just maintain a valid status, so why would having a new employer adversely affect your application? The important thing is you have the required two years work experience under a skilled work category, and you had passed evidence of language proficiency.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/5609E.PDF p.9

[irshad2005]

Hey jits1000,
What shibuya said is absolutely correct.
Your consultant is lying to you.
There is nothing that you cannot change your job in anytime of your application processing period with CIO or CHC.
You only need to inform them about the change.
No need to worry about this
Hope this helps

[shibleebd]

plz give us a favour-----sack ur lawyer/ consultant or whoever u have hired to advise u for immigrating to Canada.

even if u r unemployed after u have applied, it doesn't matter. the employment status u have put in the initial application, it's valid & it's locked to that date. if u have any update, for example, in the application u wrote ur employment date: 09/10/2007 till now. if u lose/leave/ change ur job, all u have to do, is to inform local CHC that u no longer work for the same company. and as long as in the application u have shown that u r/were working in one of the 38 job's list & it was for 1 year full time/ equivalent full time & it happened in the last 10 years, u r fine & dry

i am not an expert but i think the above are the facts. hope it helps.

hi  i have changed my current employer to a new one both job are under skilled category did this effect my case as my lawyer sayin  u will be dis-qulified as you have to be with same employer untill ur case is finalized plz help


thanks

jitesh 

[accounts]

hi  i have changed my current employer to a new one both job are under skilled category did this effect my case as my lawyer sayin  u will be dis-qulified as you have to be with same employer untill ur case is finalized plz help


thanks

jitesh 

No issues go ahead..

When i Applied at Nova Scotia i was employed, when my file no comes & period of 120 days started, i was out of job.... But I got Visa.

Kick your Consultant.... He saving his effort of sending the updations to CHC.

[rocky272727]

hi  i have changed my current employer to a new one both job are under skilled category did this effect my case as my lawyer sayin  u will be dis-qulified as you have to be with same employer untill ur case is finalized plz help


thanks

jitesh 

Changing your job won't and cannot change the past and present. CHC is concerned about the changes happening in present and past. So if you change your job it will not make your case disqualified.

[jits1000]

thanks every one for replying me i will talk to him tell u updates once again thanks

[jits1000]

hi
 i applied my apllication  in march 2009  under skilled category COOK (noc 6242) which is in  National Occupational Classification list.but now i changed my employer under skilled category BAKER (noc 6252) IT IS NOT THEIR IN LIST ,DOES IT EFFECT MY CASE please tell me.
regards
jits