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[DesiPikachu]

Is there any part of the Canadian govt that's not backlogged?
Passenger complaints backlog grows as airline regulator faces staff shortage

 

[DesiPikachu]

Taiwanese

That's on IRCC's agenda for 2023.

 

[ilikesnow]

Hi,
My NOC falls under Skill Level B and requires below education:

• Two to three years of post-secondary education at a community college, institute of technology, or CEGEP or
• Two to five years of apprenticeship training or
• Three to four years of secondary school and more than two years of on-the-job training, specialized training courses, or specific work experience.
• Occupations with supervisory responsibilities and occupations with significant health and safety responsibilities, such as firefighters, police officers, and registered nursing assistants are all assigned skill level B.

I have got only my postgraduate diploma( New Zealand) evaluated from WES with Canadian equivalency of Post Graduate Diploma(one Year) and not the bachelors(indian), and I have selected "One year Program at University, college, trade or technical school" under EE Profile education section.

Will I have any problems with my application because I only have one year of diploma? I do have 1.5 years of work experience under my NOC as well.

 

[AlmostThere2]

Its the same bank .. what do you suggest then ? Should I change my bank account?
Also, I mean if I am not claiming points for it, would it be even of a concern ? And also I didnt get you about ‘you might as well be unemployed’? Can you please explain?

What I meant is if you are not claiming points, as far as IRCC is concerned, you being unemployed is none of their business if you fulfill the work experience requirements within the timeframe of interest.

 

[littlestar19]

What I meant is if you are not claiming points, as far as IRCC is concerned, you being unemployed is none of their business if you fulfill the work experience requirements within the timeframe of interest.

I am not claiming points but yes I am getting salary in the same bank account ( same in which I was getting previous company salary and also the one for my proof of funds! ) How to move ahead ? What should I do ?
Also, as far as I know, if I ll get an ITA, I ll have to mention even my current experience in the personal history section and the proprietor is my father only. I know that would become quite obvious ( only if they would pay any attention to this experience). So, the only question is would it be of any matter to them?

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

I moved to Calgary about 4 months ago and I love it here. The summer is beautiful, people are nice and the city has a lot to offer in terms of social and outdoor activities. I'll move to BC if the winters are too extreme but most people I've interacted with like it here and say you get used to the cold after a while. Best thing is everything is affordable compared to other larger cities in Canada.

Summer is nice no doubt. I'm curious to see what you think after one full winter.

 

[daf450]

hi everyone, i had a crs score of 508, i have just updated my profile and now it is 558, if next round the crs is below 558, will i receive an ita ?
because i am a little bit confused about the number of people invited vs the cutoff score criteria ?

thanks a lot!

 

[Vonput]

hi everyone, i had a crs score of 508, i have just updated my profile and now it is 558, if next round the crs is below 558, will i receive an ita ?
because i am a little bit confused about the number of people invited vs the cutoff score criteria ?

thanks a lot!

Yeah so far as you're above the CRS cutoff you'll get ITA. If I may ask what made you jump so high by 50 points?

 

[daf450]

Yeah so far as you're above the CRS cutoff you'll get ITA. If I may ask what made you jump so high by 50 points?

hi thanks for your reply it is actually the valid job offer, as i am now in a specific work permit in canada

 

[AlmostThere2]

I am not claiming points but yes I am getting salary in the same bank account ( same in which I was getting previous company salary and also the one for my proof of funds! ) How to move ahead ? What should I do ?
Also, as far as I know, if I ll get an ITA, I ll have to mention even my current experience in the personal history section and the proprietor is my father only. I know that would become quite obvious ( only if they would pay any attention to this experience). So, the only question is would it be of any matter to them?

I think that you should collect all pay slips from your family business, that way the odds of it being fake will be alleviated. If you have them, tax returns will be helpful too. As you said, mention it in current employment and just be ready for the small chance that they ask for verification.

 

[Jennyababy]

I can't believe you are still waiting . Hopefully soon.

Yes. I am still waiting. Moreover, my last call to IRCC on Monday, I was told that everything has been passed. No RFV still now

 

[Psyoptica]

I believe you said you were IT? How's the job hunt going?

I'm running my own IT business. Didn't have to go through that struggle fortunately.

 

[paneka penalty]

Congrats on the PPR. It usually depends on the busyness of the office, but it shouldn't take more than a couple of weeks to be sent out from Ottawa, track with your application number from VFS. Hoping it comes soonest

Thanks mate.
I didn't send my passport to them via VFS. I just sent them the passport and photos through FedEx.

 

[Vonput]

It's hard being pre-ITA when some folks are already on PPR

 

[wonderbly]

It is acceptable but be ready to be highly scrutinized, as the onus of proof is on you. Many people have gamed the system by family businesses so they are on high alert, provide your pay slips, bank statements showing stated income going in, preferably contact info of clients that interacted with you personally. There was a forum member that recently received his PPR but with a lot more hoops to jump. Go back a few months back and check his case. @wonderbly was helping him...

I was also trying to remember his name. I think reading his posts will really help you @littlestar19.