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Ok. However, when I showed my Canada experience in my EE profile, though it was shown as I am only eligible for FSW (and not CEC), I had higher points (about 40-45 points) than when I calculated my points through the CRS calculator without including Canada experience. Hence the query.

Most of my experience of 10 years is in one particular NOC and the Canada experience of 1 year is in a different NOC as per the work permit. Does this have any problem in claiming the Canada experience points?

Thank you. Does the Canada experience (of more than 3 years ago) has to be in the primary NOC where most of my experience is or it can be in any NOC?

I have Canada Experience of 1 year acquired 3 years ago. I know this cannot be considered for Canada Experience Class. But, can I get points in my Express Entry for this Canada experience under FSW as Canada experience itself?

I submitted the profile on 14th Feb, I am getting the same status too.. no change for more than 2 days.

I am preparing the Transcript of Marks form from the Kerala University for B.Tech 2003 scheme. It is required to fill the Exam code and Month and Year of Exam for each semester along with candidate code and GPA. If I have done an improvement or supplementary exam for a semester, what shall I...

WES does not mention anything about TC in their required documents section. Can you pls clarify where you got this info? Regarding the envelope with the stamps, when do we need to take it to the university - during our second visit? Is Speed Post facility available at the university post office?

I am on an employer specific work permit in Canada and the location is given as Montreal. But I see that at the bottom of the work permit, it is mentioned as Authorized to work at client sites across Canada under the heading Remarks/Observations. Does it allow me to move to any other province or...

Yes. I am full time. I will submit and see how they decide.

Ok. Then I will submit the application hoping it will get approved. Thanks for the guidance people.

No. I did not mean that way. Since I am an intracompany transferee, the company is likely to mention the experience from the day I landed until the day I go back. Regards, LB

Thank you.

Thank you for your response. So this means that the employer should mention in the experience letter the start and end date in such a way that it shows one year. What if I miss the one year by a day, but still satisfy the number of hours? Regards, LB

I landed in Montreal on an ICT work permit on April 16, 2017 (on a Sunday) and my first day at office was April 17th and if I go back on 15 April 2018 (Sunday), will my Canada work experience be counted as 1 year or 1 day less than a year and hence I will not be eligible for Canadian experience...