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good read! thanks for the info.

Hi shreya, I am aware of it but the closest definition I found was that. And I can tell that if IRCC deemed that experience as part of your education later after your application submission, the experience will become invalid due to the same reason.

Unfortunately, no as per IRCC guidelines below. https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=394&top=29

As per IRCC guidelines job offer must be for at least 1 year along with other requirements which you can check in the link below. https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=695&top=29 As long as your LMIA satisfies this requirements ,you should add it to your profile and claim...

Nope, Nothing specifically related to work hours as my employer uses the same employee reference letter template and it worked for numerous previous employees who applied for PR in the past.

Hi, I am assuming that down the road you are going to submit the letter with IRCC requirements, i.e with job duties. To answer your question, it's not given anywhere on IRCC guidelines that how much of the duties you must or should match, but going by my own experience you should at least try...

It should be fine as long as there is a word "full-time employee" there in the letter. Even my employment letter never had the number of hours mentioned anywhere in the letter nor in any of my pay-stubs. All my application info in my signature.

Hi Manish, I do not know what is your style of answering reading module, but for me answering questions after quickly going through each reading module/part, and at the same time carefully understanding, worked for me. in my first attempt I was only able to secure 6.5 in reading, though I...

Hi next4444, I also got PFL from Edmonton VO although my reason was completely different from yours but if my story gives you any hope I'll consider myself helpful. Mine was regarding disclaimer stated in my employment letter by HR. So to alleviate IRCC officer's concern, I provided them new...

why worry if your score will go down!!! you can take IELTS as many times as you can and use the result from one which is the highest score. it's not like your previous IELTS become invalid once you get the new score. All that matters is the IELTS result you choose should not be older than two...

yes, this is the best option, I was in the same boat in the month of May this year. My first IELTS attempt got me 445 points with only one year of experience in Canada. So after preparing for about a couple month re-took IELTS, increased the score to 465. so be positive and try whatever you can...

did you try to go though all provincial PNP to see if your work experience is in demand for that province? you can apply there if you don't have much time left in your work permit, i assume. the best thing you can do is try to increase your IELTS score, if not tried already,

what exactly is the confusion??

check below link and scroll until you find Proof of work experience section...

Yes it is perfectly normal. you can change your score in profile once you increase in your subsequent attempts and your profile will reflect new score. Good Luck

if you are claiming points from your experience from March 2019 till now, then you must get employment letter with all the duties and any must have requirements set by cic, i am working from a consultancy too for some client on client site, by the letter from consultancy does not required to...

Hi Gurpreet, In order to get LMIA, your employer have to apply for LMIA. you can follow below link how your employer can get LMIA from Employment and Social Development Canada/Service Canada...

@legalfalcon, please send WA invite. +16475746367

Hi VKS, as long as your academic IELTS is not expired,i.e. no more than 2 years old, you can change to that course after landing in canada

On my 1st attempt LRWS : 8 6.5 6 7 -> 445 Improved on 2nd attempt : 8.5 9 6.5 7 -> 465