Hi @thestunner316,
By Original letter (or Salary Letter) you mean the offer letter that was provided to me while joining my current employer?
Regards,
Ankit
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By Original letter (or Salary Letter) you mean the offer letter that was provided to me while joining my current employer?
Regards,
Ankit
Hi,
You are only required to have 1 year of experience in your primary NOC. The rest of your experience can be form other NOCs as long as they are in category A,B or 0.
However, you dont seem to have 3 years of experience even if you combine the 2 (22+13=35 months).
2) You have the option of creating your profile based on your past experience. You don't have to claim points for current employment if you dont want to. You will only need to enter it in your personal history, post ITA, no reference letter is required.
Regards
no. i mean the roles and responsibilities letter.
if you cant get the R and R letter to have salary mentioned, i think your original offer letter + pay stubs should be good enough. (provided salary is the same obviously)
I was looking exactly to this. Thanks for writing this reply. This forum has educate me so much that before coming here I and my wife decided to hire a lawyer for immigration, but now it feels that we can do it by ourselves.check WES website itself, or IRCC.
Or take my word for itI have seen several members previously who only had their highest degree evaluated.
The only place where i would recommend getting both bachelors and masters evaluated is if you have a non MBA or non MS masters, like MA or MCom or something along those lines - I have seen several times where WES evaluates it as equal to bachelors degree... in those cases better to get both masters and bachelors evaluated, that gives you an option to get "two or more degrees" which fetches higher points.
remember - every single point matters....
good luck
Once again thanks for unconditional help.
Hello everyone, when filling my EE profile, i declared that my spouse do not have post secondary education, even though he has. I did that because he didn't get ECA for it. Was I supposed to do that? If I fill it in and say he didn't get ECA done, will it be ok? Also for spouse's work history, since its outside canada, should I just say no and provide it all in personal history Post-ITA. This is because I don't want to have to provide documents for him. Thanks
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Hi,
What you have done with employment history is correct. Do the same with educational history. Just say no in EE profile and then put it in personal history post-ITA.
All the best
Dear all, I would really appreciate if someone could shed some light on the following issue I’m about to face:
In my Express Entry PR (FSW-outland) application, I am the primary applicant with my wife being unaccompanying spouse (we have no children). My background check has been in progress for a while I am expecting PPR, soon. My question is - after having the PR visa stamped on my passport, how will my PR status be affected if my wife & I have to go through divorce in my home country before me landing in Canada (my passport has her name as spouse)? What to do in that case?
In my Express Entry PR (FSW-outland) application, I am the primary applicant with my wife being unaccompanying spouse (we have no children). My background check has been in progress for a while I am expecting PPR, soon. My question is - after having the PR visa stamped on my passport, how will my PR status be affected if my wife & I have to go through divorce in my home country before me landing in Canada (my passport has her name as spouse)? What to do in that case?
firstly sorry to hear about the impending divorce.
i dont think it will affect in any way... but once the divorce is official you have to inform IRCC about this with the relevant documents... this is to ensure she doesnt travel to canada anytime in the near future as your accompanying spouse, or if she has to applly for canada PR later she has to do it on her own
as far as your passport question is concerned, i dont think it matters at all. not all countries passports have spouse name written on them anyway.
good luck
Things seem to be moving faster for May and June applicants hey. so maybe the standard processing time will be reduced significantly in the near future.sure
Hi,
I hope you are able to work things out, but as advised, this shouldn't affect you. Just inform IRCC for the purposes of future applications, e.g you want to re-marry and bring your wife to Canada. This may be a problem if you dont inform IRCC.
Regards