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[Batman_is_Real]

Hey guys,

For proof of work experience, I am claiming experience of 1 year (Canadian job) under CEC.
I'm planning to compile a pdf file with the documents in the following order,
1. Employer reference letter
2. Notice of assessment for year of experience
3. T4 slip for the year of experience
4. All pay slips from start of employment to till date

Does this look good enough or am I missing anything?

Thanks!

More then good enough.

 

[Artorius]

Please advice:
I have a query regarding my reference letter. I have received one from my employer for my foreign experience(Non Canadian). This letter includes only my last designation in the company. In addition i am attaching 6 months pay slip and one of them includes my old designation.

However my roles and responsibilities remained the same throughout my tenure supporting my NOC. I do have a promotion letter stating the designation change. Should i ask my employer to include all designations(which is going to be a Difficult task)? or just attach my promotion letter along with 6 payslips and explain them my change in designation in the LOE.

 

[OMG_Chakromakro]

Again how many time I have to mention this, Implied status is only when you don't have any kind of Permit. Applying for PGWP while you still have study permit is not Implied status.

Guys found this information on CIC's Website : which i believe applies to my case

Yes. You may be eligible to work in Canada while studying and after you graduate. As a study permit holder, you may qualify to work on-campus or off-campus without an additional work permit if you meet specific criteria.

If your academic, professional or vocational training program includes an essential co-op or internship component, you will need to apply for a work permit.

You may also apply for a post-graduation work permit to continue working in Canada after you graduate from an eligible institution.

For more details, see Work Permits for Students.


Recap: so i had study permit until 2016 but my studies finished in Dec 2014 and i started working in jan 2015 and got my PGWP in april 2015 ( so based on this i think my 3 months of experience does Counts. )

Link : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=495&top=15

 

[atoyebitolu@yahoo.com]

Has anyone see their medicals updated? I submitted on dec 22

 

[sushsmart15]

I counted it and its less than 2 months that I visited India since I was 18. Hence I'm guessing I just ignore that the document checklist is saying multiple and only upload by Bahrain PCC?

First page should be a Letter of explanation where you will mention these details that you lived in India for only 2 months since the age of 18. The next page will have Bahrain PCC.

 

[JanP]

Yup that makes sense! Appreciate it!

 

[Omidahomie]

Hi guys, only have 70 odd days left, feel like I'm running out of time. Took so much time to fill out my address history over the last 2 weeks and travel history.
Feel like the address history is in order but I've travelled so much in the last 10 years, feels unreasonable to mention each and every trip! Especially since living in the Middle East you go to another country in the morning and come back by car or plane. Might have to summarize this in my LOE. Feed back from you guys pls, /'d does it have to be in chronological order because I literally have in excess of 500 trips since.
Regards

 

[vensak]

Hi guys, only have 70 odd days left, feel like I'm running out of time. Took so much time to fill out my address history over the last 2 weeks and travel history.
Feel like the address history is in order but I've travelled so much in the last 10 years, feels unreasonable to mention each and every trip! Especially since living in the Middle East you go to another country in the morning and come back by car or plane. Might have to summarize this in my LOE. Feed back from you guys pls, /'d does it have to be in chronological order because I literally have in excess of 500 trips since.
Regards

It does not have to be chronological. But that does sound like several PCC that you need to upload as well.
Here in Europe it is even worse. You just drive the car and suddenly you are in a different country, but there is no passport check what so ever.

As for adress history, there is no need to put adress for every short trip. Only when you have stayed long term (study, work, family reunion...)

 

[Omidahomie]

By PCC you mean the good conduct police certificate yeh? Think I only need one for places I stayed for over 6 months not including Canada.

 

[sushsmart15]

By PCC you mean the good conduct police certificate yeh? Think I only need one for places I stayed for over 6 months not including Canada.

Yes, spot on. Excluding Canada, for all other countries in which you stayed for 6 months or more since the age of 18.

 

[raven00090]

More then good enough.

Why are ALL pay slips required to be uploaded? I mean 12 pay slips are necessary for a year's experience to be proven?

 

[DelPiero07]

Why are ALL pay slips required to be uploaded? I mean 12 pay slips are necessary for a year's experience to be proven?

Payslips aren't mandatory, up to you to decide how many you want to upload.

 

[raven00090]

Payslips aren't mandatory, up to you to decide how many you want to upload.

Okay, I still wanted to upload, perhaps one or two from mid year, some from last two months and then the first month or two. That is what I will do. Thanks.

 

[Batman_is_Real]

Why are ALL pay slips required to be uploaded? I mean 12 pay slips are necessary for a year's experience to be proven?

He didn't ask how many pay slips, he asked if the documents he has are enough or not ?

That's why I said More den good enough.

Otherwise only reference letter is needed, pay slips, T4 and Tax assessments are optional.

 

[rmaity]

Hi Guys I got the ITA on 22nd December I have a little concern as I had two language test CELPIP (February 2016) and (IELTS September 2016) and my CELPIP score was better so ITA is on the basis of CELPIP. Is there any rule that I have to put the latest language test ?

In my invitation letter it mentioned that
WARNING: If you decide to apply in the above cases, your application may be refused and your application fee
will not be returned.
Some examples of changes which could result in a lower points score include:
• You no longer have a valid job offer
• You no longer have a provincial nomination
• Your language test scores have expired or upon re-taking them, the scores are lower.

Need urgent suggestion.
Thanks