EE Profile Creation related Queries

[samikdg]

Few queries regarding completing the EE profile, can anyone kindly let me know:
1. For my PGDM, I have selected field of study as "Business, Management, Marketing and Related Support Services" - is that correct?
2. For Engineering degree, I have selected field of study as "Science, Applied" - is that correct?
3. Under Work history, I have two different NOCs for two periods in the same job (previous employer). I should create 2 lines with different timeline and NOC, but with same employer name, right?
4. I have created 2 separate EE profiles, one with myself as PA and spouse as secondary, the other with spouse as PA and myself as secondary. But I'm not showing spouse work history in my EE profile and not showing my work history in spouse profile, as we don't have any Canadian work exp. Can this create any problem, as in will IRCC link these 2 profiles and deduce that we're not declaring work exp as secondary even though same individuals have shown work exp as PA, and decide it as misrepresentation?
5. For my spouse, the graduation institution is a college whereas the degree is awarded by a university. The ECA is also done based on transcripts provided by university. For the "Name of School/Institution" field, should I provide the college or university name?
6. For the Research question on education and work experience, is it OK to select "No" - will it affect getting ITA or PR application in any way?

Thanks a lot in advance

 

[mr.preetsingh]

Few queries regarding completing the EE profile, can anyone kindly let me know:
1. For my PGDM, I have selected field of study as "Business, Management, Marketing and Related Support Services" - is that correct?
2. For Engineering degree, I have selected field of study as "Science, Applied" - is that correct?
3. Under Work history, I have two different NOCs for two periods in the same job (previous employer). I should create 2 lines with different timeline and NOC, but with same employer name, right?
4. I have created 2 separate EE profiles, one with myself as PA and spouse as secondary, the other with spouse as PA and myself as secondary. But I'm not showing spouse work history in my EE profile and not showing my work history in spouse profile, as we don't have any Canadian work exp. Can this create any problem, as in will IRCC link these 2 profiles and deduce that we're not declaring work exp as secondary even though same individuals have shown work exp as PA, and decide it as misrepresentation?
5. For my spouse, the graduation institution is a college whereas the degree is awarded by a university. The ECA is also done based on transcripts provided by university. For the "Name of School/Institution" field, should I provide the college or university name?
6. For the Research question on education and work experience, is it OK to select "No" - will it affect getting ITA or PR application in any way?

Thanks a lot in advance

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Yes
4. NO, But you are killing chance of a candidate by creating two profiles. More the profiles, more will be the CRS.
5. Mention University Name
6. NO

 

[samikdg]

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Yes
4. NO, But you are killing chance of a candidate by creating two profiles. More the profiles, more will be the CRS.
5. Mention University Name
6. NO

Thanks for your reply I'm creating two profiles as we do not have enough CRS to get direct ITA immediately. My spouse's profile will be around 437 through which we might get ITA in few months and my profile will be around 431-433 through which I may have a chance to get OINP (spouse will not get as she doesn't have 1 year of work ex in last 5 years)

 

[mr.preetsingh]

Thanks for your reply I'm creating two profiles as we do not have enough CRS to get direct ITA immediately. My spouse's profile will be around 437 through which we might get ITA in few months and my profile will be around 431-433 through which I may have a chance to get OINP (spouse will not get as she doesn't have 1 year of work ex in last 5 years)

Keep killing....

OINP invites those who have NOC codes under ICT only.

 

[samikdg]

Keep killing....

OINP invites those who have NOC codes under ICT only.

Yeah that's one more reason, as my spouse's NOC is 5122 (Editor) while mine are under ICT. But I've no way of getting direct ITA this year, so will hope for OINP.