Recent content by Lorenc80

I don't know the details of NOC 4011, but qualifications falls under education... you have to get an ECA for your education/qualifications. for the experience part, you will have to prove you fulfill about 60-70% of the tasks and responsibilities described in the NOC. you will have to do that by...

I do need it if you are claiming points for that experience. since you say that you just switched it seems it's a must.

your experience has (for the sake of immigration purpose) nothing to do with your eduacation. If you have worked as an assistant professor then select that specific NOC. check and double check tasks and job duties just to be sure

as a fashion designer, you are eligigble to apply via Express Entry, should you fulfill the other requirements of course; language, education, work experience. you can assess your case through this link as a start...

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-pnp-finder-and-tracker.html for a complete list

To my knowledge all Qubec, PEI, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan have some (if not all) programs administered separate from EE.

actually the reading part is not difficult. nor the listening one I would say (but that varies on how much experience one has). the speaking and writing should be a challenge as you cannot foresee your results. no sample test will tell you how you will do on the real one good luck

I don't see a problem with that. It is important to give IRCC access (send a copy) to the report sorry for the late reply

it is for provincial nominees. I got that too a week ago

you're confusing CRS score with Quebec. that is only for EE. here you have the Arrima system where everyone can create a profile and place a Declaration of Interest. Past that point, nobody know who will be selected as there has been no draws to date. so I would say, go to arrima and create...

that, nobody can tell you, but you can see on this forum what older/previous QC applicants are commenting on the other threads. From what I see not much movement is going on (hope I am wrong)

https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx

Well is not that nonsense after all. If they allow you to keep your old passport, at some point in time you will have two valid passports. I will confirm with local authorities first thing in the morning just in case. Just to confirm I got this right, I can update my passport info through CSE...

That's what happened when I renewed my children's passports. They retained the old one... three weeks later I got the new ones

What is still unclear to me is, time come for the passport request, they will ask for current passport (due to expire). From that point I will not be able to get a new one since the visa will be sticked on this (in case I apply for a new passport I have to turn in the old one) Does it make more...