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Ok, sounds good. Good luck guys!

Please refer this. The points are awarded only for the highest qualification. For an example, if you have both Bachelor's and Master's you can claim points only for the Master's Degree. It's no harm evaluating both Bachelor's and Master's certificates as you may require those when you're...

Note that points are awarded only for the highest qualification. Therefore, I'm not sure if it's worth or not to assess the O/L and A/L certificates unless there is a specific requirement of your college to assess them (if you're applying for student visa)

No, you don't need those. You'd need to have the experience letter (service letter) at the document submission stage to prove the work experience.

@Naheulbeuck My wife worked for an Alberta company when she was in Ontario (2022), and the same year (2022) we moved from Ontario to Alberta. She continues to work in Alberta after we moved in. Therefore, can she claim for the moving expenses based on the 40km rule?

Alright, thank you.

Hello Team, I have a doubt regarding the calculation of the moving expenses. Appreciate any kind of help here. I moved from Ontario to Alberta last year (2022). However, I didn't change my job. The moving was purely due to a personal reason, and it was not a job requirement or anything. I...

I got it. The question is whether it is worth to give a try on G2 road test in Ontario? I don't think so because she'd anyway need to do the road test once she get in to the GDL pool.

Right. But, to be placed into the graduated drivers licence (GDL) program, would she need to pass the G2 road test?

Yes, It is.

Hello, We are planning to move from Ontario to Alberta in the next month. My wife is planning to sit for her G2 road test before we are moving to Alberta. Based on some research I did, Alberta requires at least 2 years of either G or G2 experience in Ontario in order to convert to the...

I also do have a similar question... I came to Canada in Feb 2019, and started to work from April 2019 onwards. I am also considering opening a RRSP Account, and contribute to it before this year's deadline...(March 1, 2020) Therefore, appreciate, someone can provide a good response...

You can mention it as full time. It won't be a serious case.

Yes, you can show both EPF and ETF funds as POF. The amount of money you need depends on the no of applicants / family members. Please refer below link to get an idea on how much money you need to show...

You are welcome buddy...Thanks for the wishes...:)

1. Yes, accurate. Check for below link for a detailed CRS Score. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/criteria-comprehensive-ranking-system/grid.html 2. Unfortunately not. SCJP is a professional qualification. Only academic...

Please see my signature. It contains all the important milestones / dates including IELTS scores...:) The system automatically lock the details once you've got the invitation to apply. So, the same rule applies to the age factor as well. Until next year May, your age will be considered as 34...

Any update from your university? Did you receive the transcripts?

First of all congratulations for the strong IELTS scores in rest of the modules... I had the experiences of doing IELTS in both BC and ACBT. There is not much of a difference between these two institutes. But, I prefer ACBT over BC considering the 3 day workshop they conducted prior to the...

Ok, hopefully they will send it correctly second time. In my case, I have done my MBA from a university in Australia. So, they have sent the transcript directly to the WES. They charged me a fee for that service. However, it took almost one month to complete the process...:rolleyes: