Express Entry Step by step instructions.

[mkoushik0730]

Hello Friends,

I have a quick question-

I got my CPCO- Final request - Ready for Visa and I had dispatched my passport to Ottawa for stamping. I got the CPCO- Final request - Ready for Visa email almost 2 weeks now but my CIC profile status did not change yet to approve . It's still showing " Background check in progress".

Did anyone face similar situation and how days and when CIC profile status gets change to "Approve" or something like that?

Please let me know.

Thanks,

 

[DelPiero07]

Hello Friends,

I have a quick question-

I got my CPCO- Final request - Ready for Visa and I had dispatched my passport to Ottawa for stamping. I got the CPCO- Final request - Ready for Visa email almost 2 weeks now but my CIC profile status did not change yet to approve . It's still showing " Background check in progress".

Did anyone face similar situation and how days and when CIC profile status gets change to "Approve" or something like that?

Please let me know.

Thanks,

It will show approved around the time they send you your COPR and passport.

 

[Hirra*]

Dear friends

My question is , is it better to hire a consultant or to open EE file by ourselves?
Regards

 

[pedro2121]

Hello everyone,

I have a question about the section "work history" in EE file, please give me some advice:

I officially finished my work in my first workplace on 10th of February 2010 while I started working for my second employer from 21st of January and, therefore, there are 20 days overlap between my first and second job. I was wondering what I should write for end date of my first job? Isn't it better to write "January 2010" as the end of my first job in order to avoid any ambiguities?

Any answers would be highly appreciated.

 

[mkoushik0730]

It will show approved around the time they send you your COPR and passport.

Thank you very much for your quick response.

Thanks !!

 

[Rezwan08]

Experts, need an advice here.

So I am currently waiting to get an ITA from CEC and currently in Canada. For my upfront medical exam, I know my type is NON EDE/Worker.I am the principal applicant and my wife is dependent and she is outside Canada.

What would be her type for Upfront Medical as she is outside Canada as my dependent?

I have been looking in the forum and finding different information for this type.

Need an advice please !

regards

 

[mike_123]

Dear all,
I am applying from India. Just wanted to know how can I make the payment while submitting the AOR. I tried my indian debit card which failed. Just wanted to know what other applicants from India did.
WOuld online banking (interac) for one of the indian banks - HDFC, ICICI work?

Appreciate all your help on the same.

 

[Onpoint]

Dear friends

My question is , is it better to hire a consultant or to open EE file by ourselves?
Regards

The process is fairly easy. Just spend some time learning the basics on this forum and you should be able to do the whole thing by yourself.

 

[pai_anushree]

Hello friends
I have few queries regarding express entry.
1. Which noc code will be applicable for scrum master.
2. Step by step instructions for SINP and MPNP( if I have already entered profile in express entry)

Thanks in advance for the help.

 

[pedro2121]

Hi everyone,

My question might be weird, but I really appreciate if you experts help me with following matter:

I submitted my EE profile almost a month ago. Now I want to check some of my information to make sure they are correct. If I change something, the profile will be updated obviously, which has negative influence as per tie-breaking rule. My question is if I don't change anything and just review my information, will my profile be updated after I click "save and exit" button even though I haven't changed anything?

Thank you

 

[DelPiero07]

Hi everyone,

My question might be weird, but I really appreciate if you experts help me with following matter:

I submitted my EE profile almost a month ago. Now I want to check some of my information to make sure they are correct. If I change something, the profile will be updated obviously, which has negative influence as per tie-breaking rule. My question is if I don't change anything and just review my information, will my profile be updated after I click "save and exit" button even though I haven't changed anything?

Thank you

Even if you do edit your profile it has no relevancy to the tie-breaking rule as such is based on when you submitted your profile.

"Note, if you update your profile, the system will keep the original date and time stamp when you first submitted your profile. "

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1318&top=29

 

[pedro2121]

Even if you do edit your profile it has no relevancy to the tie-breaking rule as such is based on when you submitted your profile.

"Note, if you update your profile, the system will keep the original date and time stamp when you first submitted your profile. "

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1318&top=29

Thanks for explanation.

There's an unusual situation that really makes me worried. Could you please give me advice about it:

I officially finished my work in my first workplace on 10th of February 2010 while I started working for my second employer from 21st of January and, therefore, there are 20 days overlap between my first and second job. In fact, my first employer paid for insurance 20 days extra although I was in my second company from 21st of January. I was wondering what I should write for end date of my first job? Isn't it better to write "January 2010" as the end of my first job in order to avoid any ambiguities? what happens if there is a slight difference between my EE profile and reference letter in case I get an ITA?

Thank you

 

[DelPiero07]

Thanks for explanation.

There's an unusual situation that really makes me worried. Could you please give me advice about it:

I officially finished my work in my first workplace on 10th of February 2010 while I started working for my second employer from 21st of January and, therefore, there are 20 days overlap between my first and second job. In fact, my first employer paid for insurance 20 days extra although I was in my second company from 21st of January. I was wondering what I should write for end date of my first job? Isn't it better to write "January 2010" as the end of my first job in order to avoid any ambiguities? what happens if there is a slight difference between my EE profile and reference letter in case I get an ITA?

Thank you

Well even if they paid those 20 extra days of insurance if you weren't working for such company anymore then you shouldn't have the overlap. Even if you request them a reference letter and they say you were there until Feb 10th you can add a LOE explaining the situation.

 

[pedro2121]

Well even if they paid those 20 extra days of insurance if you weren't working for such company anymore then you shouldn't have the overlap. Even if you request them a reference letter and they say you were there until Feb 10th you can add a LOE explaining the situation.

Many thanks for your clear answer. It was as helpful as always.

 

[pawansb]

Hello Seniors,

It would be great if you could please help me out on the below please-
I am in the process of applying for my girlfriend's PR, she has worked in the Pharmaceutical Industry and ideally her NOC falls under 3131 (Industrial Pharmacist) according to the roles and responsibilities. She has a MPharm & BPharm evaluated by WES. I have read conflicting stories on the forum that PEBC ECA is required for NOC3131 but have also heard that WES ECA is fine if a license was not required to practice the profession. She did not require a license to do her job and also she does not intend to practice as a pharmasist in the future in Canada.
Should we go ahead with NOC 3131 with WES evaluation or is PEBC a must?

Alternatively, her roles and responsibilities also match somewhat to NOC 4165 and we could make it work with the work experience letter. NOC 3131 (Industrial pharmacist) is a better fit than NOC4165.

The intended landing destination is Ontario.

Can you please advise what is the best course of action in this case?

I appreciate your response.

Thank You!