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Hi, how did it go? Are you a software engineer in Canada or outside Canada? If you are in Canada, do you have a certificate or licensing? From what I know so far that having the word engineer in your job title can be problematic if you are not licensed if you are in Canada. I have a friend...

I have a friend who is in a similar situation. His title is Developer, yet he does DevOps Engineering work. NOC 21231 is considered regulated across Canada according to Job Bank, as seen here https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/marketreport/requirements/5485/ca What is really confusing is that if the...

@legalfalcon / @scylla / @iSaidGoodDay , would you know the answer to this?

What if you choose NOC 2173, now known as NOC 21231, even if you don't claim to be an engineer in your title?

It's kinda like a slippery slope. The person on the linked thread below got into trouble for choosing software engineer NOC despite having software developer title. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ontario-nominee-is-very-sensitive-to-noc-code.350235/ I...

But this site seems to suggest otherwise: https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/marketreport/requirements/5485/ca

Would it affect the decision if he applied under CEC? Also, a slight correction on his Canadian work experience, his job title is Developer, but his duties lean towards DevOps, which falls under NOC 21231...

My friend has 3+ years of foreign work experience as a software developer and 1+ year as a developer Canada, but with with duties that are close to DevOps engineer for the latter. He started working in Canada after he had earned his master's degree at a Canadian university. Speaking of which, he...

Actually, being asked to provide additional docs seems to happen on a case-by-case basis. Some people have got their PR approved after providing their reference letters without any paytstubs. See this, for instance...

I agree with this, although IRCC really should have explicitly mentioned that additional proofs such as pay stubs are required here...

Ok, so he says he most likely will only include the period when he is working with one of his employer's clients in both the Work History section and the Personal Section, and only include the free training period in the Personal History section, and explain the reason why in LOE. Does it sound...

I have a friend who is employed by a Canada-based staffing agency that provides its employees 3 months of free training before placing them at various companies that happen to be their clients. He has worked with one of their clients for more than 1 year, but he is confused on what to input in...