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Yes paid in cash can be an issue. So you need to show salary slips, taxes paid and bank statements.
Thank you very much for your kind reply, Yes, my hospital provides me payslips which I can submit and also i can submit my income tax documents but how what I will show in my bank statement to IRCC as I do not receive my salary in my bank account?
 
I received my PPR on November 7, and I submitted my passport to VFS Lagos on November 10. On November 11, I got a notification that it had been sent out, but since then, I haven't received any updates. Please note that I renewed my passport, so it's different from the one I used to apply. Has anyone else experienced a similar situation?. It’s been 4 weeks now since I submitted.
 
I received my PPR on November 7, and I submitted my passport to VFS Lagos on November 10. On November 11, I got a notification that it had been sent out, but since then, I haven't received any updates. Please note that I renewed my passport, so it's different from the one I used to apply. Has anyone else experienced a similar situation?. It’s been 4 weeks now since I submitted.
Please don't multipost the same question over and over. People will not answer. Congrats on getting PR through Express Entry.
 
"Assume the next CEC Express Entry draw has a minimum CRS score of 520 and 2,000 invitations will be issued.

If the current pool has 15,000 candidates with scores between 500–600, will all candidates above 520 automatically receive an invitation, or will only 2,000 of them be selected based on ranking?

That has nothing to do with this thread. Stop spamming.
 
Hello everyone,





I need some advice regarding Express Entry eligibility.

My sister’s credentials were evaluated by WES and the result says:

Canadian equivalency summary: Secondary school diploma from a university-preparatory program with undergraduate credit.

Credential analysis also states: Two years of undergraduate study (Legal Sciences) from Cheikh Anta Diop University in Senegal. However, WES added the remark that the credential is not comparable to a completed Canadian education credential.

She completed and validated Licence 1 and Licence 2 (two years of university), but did not finish the full bachelor’s degree.

Her TEF Canada results are:


Reading: NCLC 11
Listening: NCLC 11
Writing: NCLC 9
Speaking: NCLC 9

She also has work experience as a teacher in Senegal since 2016 and IELTS overall band 5.

When we try to create an Express Entry profile, the system says she is not eligible, likely because the ECA shows “secondary school diploma”.

My questions:
  1. Is it possible to create an Express Entry profile with this WES result?
  2. Can the two years of undergraduate study be considered a two-year post-secondary program for immigration?
  3. Are there other immigration pathways she should consider
Thank you very much in advance







Thank you very much for your help.