FAQ

[Dr.Hasib]

Maybe you were lucky and the visa officer who processed your file was a bit absent minded at the time.  Engineering should be regulated and a person who is not an engineer shouldn't be able to claim points for having worked as one and the visa officer should have realized that.

A clear cut example would be somebody like a dentist.  Let us say that a person who is a dentist applies for their immigration.  Let us say that before they went to medical school, they claimed to have worked as a dentist for 2 years.  Should they get points for that?  Now what if they  never went to medical school, they just claim to have worked as a dentist for 2 years without any training and should get points for it.  Should they?

exactly..even in my country we(dentists) need our licence to practice so, Dentists or medical doctors can't have work exp prior completion of their graduation. However, i know IT professionals can show part time work exp which is gained during their graduation, not sure about electrical engineer

[sohail-khan86]

Then I believe you are implying that all officers are absent minded. Since my case has been approved two times. First I got medicals without interview. Than I was called for interview where after checking every detail the officer approved it for the final time. There is a huge difference between dentist and an electrical engineer.. So don't mingle them together..

[Leon]

Then I believe you are implying that all officers are absent minded. Since my case has been approved two times. First I got medicals without interview. Than I was called for interview where after checking every detail the officer approved it for the final time. There is a huge difference between dentist and an electrical engineer.. So don't mingle them together..

So did you point out to the immigration officer that you were given credit for 2 years work experience which happened before you graduated even though engineering is a regulated profession in Canada?

If it was the same visa officer that didn't realize it is regulated, they may have repeated their own mistake.  If it was a different one, they may have trusted the judgement of the first one.  If you are so sure, point it out to immigration and see if they still give you credit. 

Read the NOC for electrical engineers here: http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2006/Profile.aspx?val=2&val1=2133
Especially where it says:

A bachelor's degree in electrical or electronics engineering or in an appropriate related engineering discipline is required.

I still think you were lucky.

[Dr.Hasib]

sohail-khan86,
if you don't require licence/registration to practice your profession in your home country, then it might be possible to claim points for part time work exp which is gained before completion of graduation.

[shaziabibi]

Hello dear Maaties !!!
I have sent a PM to you kindly reply me.
Regards,
Shaziabibi

[shaziabibi]

exactly..even in my country we(dentists) need our licence to practice so, Dentists or medical doctors can't have work exp prior completion of their graduation. However, i know IT professionals can show part time work exp which is gained during their graduation, not sure about electrical engineer

Dr. Hasib !!!
Kindly reply on my PM.
Thanks in Advance
Shaziabibi

[mkmishra]

Hi
 I applied  under  NOC 4131  in MARCH,  2010 .Waiting for MR, Ecas shows IN PROCESS  with RBVO details from 1st NOV 2011 . I wrote to CHC ND in regards of  updates in my file since I have a son recently born in my family and I want to change my email ID. I asked them to inform me what are the  documents to be submitted but I got Automated computer  response which did not reply my queries . It is mentioned there that
Unless we have specifically asked you to do so, you are not required to submit any documentation at this time.  Our office will contact you to provide the required supporting documentation for the assessment of your application.
 
In such case,  Should I send the updated documents to CHC so It would ease my document processing in days to come . Plz help me. Actually It takes time to get Passport here in Nepal  so should I wait for  letter of CHC for my Update or I can arrange the documents and send them .

[sandy415]

dear all
please can you explain how can i show proof of funds
1) can it be closing balance
2)fixed deposit for how many months
3)land or property documents
please can tell me about this thank you ..

[sweetlove16]

what documents shoud i submit if i did not finish my masters degree? i dropped out on the 4th sem.. also, will it have any negative effect on my application? thanks!

[Chami]

what documents shoud i submit if i did not finish my masters degree? i dropped out on the 4th sem.. also, will it have any negative effect on my application? thanks!

As long as u r getting enough points overall it doesn't matter

[sweetlove16]

As long as u r getting enough points overall it doesn't matter

thank you

[filling pr]

for NOC 3131, cap is reached. this means that now I can't send the application to CIC.

does anybody has idea in 2012 when the I can send my application ?

Regards
SG

[Leon]

for NOC 3131, cap is reached. this means that now I can't send the application to CIC.

does anybody has idea in 2012 when the I can send my application ?

The caps reset to zero on July 1st every year.

[Julieana]

The caps reset to zero on July 1st every year.

Can you estimate the processing time for applicants who sent
full documents in July,2010 to CHC London?

How can I know the month from which "In Process" is written
on my status? (as after long time I checked my status and saw
"IP" written there.)

Thank you.

[rabeya]

Dear Hasib Bhai,

My Q. is.....
1. Ami Bsc honors pass korar por job-e joint kori and jober modhya masters Exam. attend kori and pass kori. Ami Msc and job ak sate koreci  bole amar job experience-e kono problem hobe ki na ?     

2. Amar husband-er job verification hobe ki ?

3. Bank-er takar verification maximum koto mas legte pare ?

N.B- plz give me Bangladsehi Forum address.  

Thanks