Express Entry ( CEC)

[MH2778]

Hi,

I am an international student in Canada. I have finished Post Graduation Degree in Business Management for 2 years in December 2018. Now I have work permit for 3 years and I am working as a Bookkeeper in a private company on a permanent basis. I have completed 6 Months in this company and previously worked in another company as a Bookkeeper for 6 months. I just finished my GT IELTS test and waiting for my Results. I have some questions.

* Which category should I apply for PR? Federal Express Entry (CEC) or OINP ( international Stream category) ?
* I already have an Employment letter which mention after successfully passed 3 months, I will be in the permanent position and I already finished my probation period and getting all the benefits from the company. Do I still need a job offer from the employer? Do I need a LMIA from the employer?
* Does LMIA free of cost as I already working for the employer?
* Do I need T4 slip or Work experience certificate?

 

[primaprime]

1. Express Entry. The OINP international student stream is closed.
2. No, if you meet the minimum requirements and your CRS score is high enough, you don't need an LMIA. If you have six months each of full-time employment at two Canadian employers in a skilled NOC you meet the work experience requirement.
3. No, the employer has to pay $1,000.
4. You need to prove and document your work experience.

 

[MH2778]

1. Express Entry. The OINP international student stream is closed.
2. No, if you meet the minimum requirements and your CRS score is high enough, you don't need an LMIA. If you have six months each of full-time employment at two Canadian employers in a skilled NOC you meet the work experience requirement.
3. No, the employer has to pay $1,000.
4. You need to prove and document your work experience.

Thank you. So I need a Work certificate where mention that i work on a permanent basis, fulltime, wages rate and my responsibilities based on NoC, right?

 

[primaprime]

You need a reference letter from your employer outlining your job duties and hours of work.