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sorelle

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I am about to apply for my express entry permanent residency under the federal skilled worker FSW program . I believe I meet the minimum requirements:

-I took both language test French and English
-I have one direct family member who is a PR already
-i have a diploma from Canada
-I have Noc B work experience from Canada (15 months at my current job and 4 months elsewhere)
-I am single with no kids
(PS: I do not have a degree from back home, I do NOT have work experience from back home)

I started my current job January 29th 2018 but I got very sick and away on short term disability for 5 or 6 months (between September 26th to December 12th AND from January 15th 2019 - April 24th 2019). During that time, I was paid by the insurance company which I get through work. I have the disability payment slips from them however, I do not have pay stubs available from my work during that period as I had used up all my sick days already.

So my question is this, technically I have only worked 10 months in my current job so would I need to work 2 extra months to make up the required 12 months - 1 year for Express entry? Or it does not matter since it was not my fault that I got sick? (Please note that Skilled Workers Program requires "continuous" work experience but it doesn't state if disability counts)

Also i was thinking I could apply under the Canadian Experience Class instead because they say your work experience can be cumulative from different employers. So I was thinking instead of waiting for 2 more months, I could use my 13 months of combined work experience (19 months of combined work experience minus 6 months of disability) from the different employers and apply under the CEC program instead.

Which one do you think is more risky? Please kindly provide your opinions.
 
Hi does paid sick days under CEC count towards work experience even if I took a week of sick days due to an on the job injury?
 
I am about to apply for my express entry permanent residency under the federal skilled worker FSW program . I believe I meet the minimum requirements:

-I took both language test French and English
-I have one direct family member who is a PR already
-i have a diploma from Canada
-I have Noc B work experience from Canada (15 months at my current job and 4 months elsewhere)
-I am single with no kids
(PS: I do not have a degree from back home, I do NOT have work experience from back home)

I started my current job January 29th 2018 but I got very sick and away on short term disability for 5 or 6 months (between September 26th to December 12th AND from January 15th 2019 - April 24th 2019). During that time, I was paid by the insurance company which I get through work. I have the disability payment slips from them however, I do not have pay stubs available from my work during that period as I had used up all my sick days already.

So my question is this, technically I have only worked 10 months in my current job so would I need to work 2 extra months to make up the required 12 months - 1 year for Express entry? Or it does not matter since it was not my fault that I got sick? (Please note that Skilled Workers Program requires "continuous" work experience but it doesn't state if disability counts)

Also i was thinking I could apply under the Canadian Experience Class instead because they say your work experience can be cumulative from different employers. So I was thinking instead of waiting for 2 more months, I could use my 13 months of combined work experience (19 months of combined work experience minus 6 months of disability) from the different employers and apply under the CEC program instead.

Which one do you think is more risky? Please kindly provide your opinions.


Can you please let me know what happened after this? Did you go through?