Hi all,
I worked as an IT/ Management Consultant (apply under NOC code 2171) for 2 and a half years and had two clients that created over 40 hrs a week of employment for me. Here are the documents I am thinking of putting forward to prove my case. If anyone can add to them or has any advice on the best way to present them, it would be much appreciated:
1. Recommendation letters from both companies
2. A sworn statutory declaration detailing the work I did for both clients (how detailed should this be???), and what time periods.
3. Invoices sent to clients
4. Signed contracts with both clients
4. Tax returns for the 3 years I worked over stamped by the government.
Will this be enough? I don't have any of the deposit slips from these clients anymore, as I no longer live in my home country and do not have the bank statements from this period either. (Perhaps I could provide print outs of online bank statements showing invoices sent and the matching transactions on a bank statement?). Is there any other information I am omitting that would help my case along?
Thanks,
Derek
I worked as an IT/ Management Consultant (apply under NOC code 2171) for 2 and a half years and had two clients that created over 40 hrs a week of employment for me. Here are the documents I am thinking of putting forward to prove my case. If anyone can add to them or has any advice on the best way to present them, it would be much appreciated:
1. Recommendation letters from both companies
2. A sworn statutory declaration detailing the work I did for both clients (how detailed should this be???), and what time periods.
3. Invoices sent to clients
4. Signed contracts with both clients
4. Tax returns for the 3 years I worked over stamped by the government.
Will this be enough? I don't have any of the deposit slips from these clients anymore, as I no longer live in my home country and do not have the bank statements from this period either. (Perhaps I could provide print outs of online bank statements showing invoices sent and the matching transactions on a bank statement?). Is there any other information I am omitting that would help my case along?
Thanks,
Derek