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IndiJones Member since 4-Sep-02 31-Oct-02, 02:09 PM (EST)   "What is my NOC?"      I did my Bachelor's degree in Engineering in 1991. After that I worked for a company as a sales engineer (electrical) for one and a half years and than for another company for two years and two months. I then enrolled for the masters degree (electronics) in 1996, graduated in 1998, then enrolled for Ph.D in 1998 and finished my doctor's degree in 2001. Since then I've been working as a researcher at the same university. Could you please tell me how to determine my NOC! Thanks in advance!   Printer-friendly page | Top

dcohen Charter Member 1684 posts 05-Nov-02, 07:59 PM (EST)   1. "RE: What is my NOC?" In response to message #0      Determination of an appropriate NOC designation for a candidate must be based on the objective documentation of the case, especially evidence of employment. Estimation of a designation in the absence of such will often be incorrect. ________ CAMPBELL, COHEN - attorneys at law tel:514.937.9445 / fax:514.937.2618 info@canadavisa.com http://www.canadavisa.com   Printer-friendly page | Top