If the official start date is next week then I would choose that one.
Having a one week gap between jobs is no big deal.
Cheers
Having a one week gap between jobs is no big deal.
Cheers
Express Entry Step by step instructions.
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Hi Guys! Thanks for being so helpful......
I was reading some of your posts and got confused about the CRS.
1. I have 2 years Graduate Research Assistant-ship offer letter from my Supervisor according the CIC requirement (hours/week, salary,fulltime etc) and Full-time graduate student in Canada. [shall I get any CRS point? if so, how much?]
2. I have more than 1 year of Foreign Work Experience (NOC)
3. CLB9
4. ECA Masters level
5. Age: 29+
shall I get any CRS point for my 2year TA/RA work? What will be my total CRS point incase of FSW stream? Thanks
I was reading some of your posts and got confused about the CRS.
1. I have 2 years Graduate Research Assistant-ship offer letter from my Supervisor according the CIC requirement (hours/week, salary,fulltime etc) and Full-time graduate student in Canada. [shall I get any CRS point? if so, how much?]
2. I have more than 1 year of Foreign Work Experience (NOC)
3. CLB9
4. ECA Masters level
5. Age: 29+
shall I get any CRS point for my 2year TA/RA work? What will be my total CRS point incase of FSW stream? Thanks
If you worked while you were studying then it would not add any points.msabedin said:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/work-experience-while-studying-t407529.0.html
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If the PCC is in Spanish you need to translate it.AnneUSA said:
If you use a certified translator there is no need to notarize the document. However, if you use a non-certified translator you need to obtain an affidavit and notarization.
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Thank you very much for your answer, I plan on translating it by a certified translator in the USA where I live so according to your answer it should be fine. Do you mind me asking you how you know so?? Is it written anywhere? Did you do so yourself?DelPiero07 said:If the PCC is in Spanish you need to translate it.
If you use a certified translator there is no need to notarize the document. However, if you use a non-certified translator you need to obtain an affidavit and notarization.
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"Any document that is not in English or French must be accompanied by:
the English or French translation; and
an affidavit from the person who completed the translation; and
a certified copy of the original document.
Translations may be done by a person who is fluent in both languages (English or French and the unofficial language). If the translation is not provided by a member in good standing of a provincial or territorial organization of translators and interpreters in Canada, the translation must be accompanied by an affidavit swearing to the accuracy of the translation and the language proficiency of the translator."
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5527ETOC.asp
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=018&top=4
the English or French translation; and
an affidavit from the person who completed the translation; and
a certified copy of the original document.
Translations may be done by a person who is fluent in both languages (English or French and the unofficial language). If the translation is not provided by a member in good standing of a provincial or territorial organization of translators and interpreters in Canada, the translation must be accompanied by an affidavit swearing to the accuracy of the translation and the language proficiency of the translator."
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5527ETOC.asp
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=018&top=4
Hi seniors,
A bit worrying and urgent
Created my express entry profile and now encountered a statement on CIC website (in question anser section) !
Question: What do you mean by Primary Occupation?
Your primary occupation means the job you have experience in (within the last five years) and want to base your immigration application on, if you are invited to apply.
I choose Primary NOC as 1311 and had work experience in it from 2009 to 2011 Continious fulltime
That means it’s not correct? Or I may be ineligible? What shall i do?
Your help will be appreciated
A bit worrying and urgent
Created my express entry profile and now encountered a statement on CIC website (in question anser section) !
Question: What do you mean by Primary Occupation?
Your primary occupation means the job you have experience in (within the last five years) and want to base your immigration application on, if you are invited to apply.
I choose Primary NOC as 1311 and had work experience in it from 2009 to 2011 Continious fulltime
That means it’s not correct? Or I may be ineligible? What shall i do?
Your help will be appreciated
Hi Seniors,
An urgent query. Please answer as your answer will help me in tomorrow draw
Current CRS - 466 (with WES equivalency of two or more bachelors)
Current WES application status - Under review (i had asked for review since they did not recognize my masters as masters)
I am expecting WES review result this week. If i get a favorable review, my score jumps to 473. Else it stays at 466.
My question:
I have filled EE form but not submitted it yet as I was waiting for WES review. Now tomorrow is a possible draw.
Can I submit the EE form today (with 466) and later change the WES result (if it is in my favor) ?
If I submit the EE form (with 466) and get an ITA tomorrow, then if WES result changes later, how do I make the change in system after getting an ITA?
Please revert. Very urgent situation.
Thanks a lot.
An urgent query. Please answer as your answer will help me in tomorrow draw
Current CRS - 466 (with WES equivalency of two or more bachelors)
Current WES application status - Under review (i had asked for review since they did not recognize my masters as masters)
I am expecting WES review result this week. If i get a favorable review, my score jumps to 473. Else it stays at 466.
My question:
I have filled EE form but not submitted it yet as I was waiting for WES review. Now tomorrow is a possible draw.
Can I submit the EE form today (with 466) and later change the WES result (if it is in my favor) ?
If I submit the EE form (with 466) and get an ITA tomorrow, then if WES result changes later, how do I make the change in system after getting an ITA?
Please revert. Very urgent situation.
Thanks a lot.
Hi
Im new to this forum
i need an urgent help regarding the experience we put in express entry
My total work experience in Canada is as under
1) from 26 nov 2013- 25 Jan 2014
2) from Feb 17, 2014 to Nov 17, 2014
3) From Jan 26, 2016 to till now
All is in same NOC
I created my profile in April this year and was in the frame of 1 year Experience
Now suddenly i got my profile updated by CIC with 2 years experience
At the time we create profile, we just enter Month & year so i entered experience as under
1) Nov 2013- Jan 2014
2) Feb 2014- Nov 2014
3) Jan 2016- till now
I am confused now, as my points increased due to 2 years experience and in case i got an ITA with thjose scores, will i be good to go or not
Please help me with this
Im new to this forum
i need an urgent help regarding the experience we put in express entry
My total work experience in Canada is as under
1) from 26 nov 2013- 25 Jan 2014
2) from Feb 17, 2014 to Nov 17, 2014
3) From Jan 26, 2016 to till now
All is in same NOC
I created my profile in April this year and was in the frame of 1 year Experience
Now suddenly i got my profile updated by CIC with 2 years experience
At the time we create profile, we just enter Month & year so i entered experience as under
1) Nov 2013- Jan 2014
2) Feb 2014- Nov 2014
3) Jan 2016- till now
I am confused now, as my points increased due to 2 years experience and in case i got an ITA with thjose scores, will i be good to go or not
Please help me with this
KujtimKK said:
To be able to live in Canada, and to find a job there are two separate things. It is almost very difficult to get a job/offer from Canada while residing in a different country, especially if you have no links to Canada or have not been there.
For a job offer, Maybe you have relatives or friends in Canada who can help you get one.
To live in Canada, you have to apply for the immigration system. Please go through the www.cic.gc.ca/english
Hope this helps.
Hi Senior members please help.
I am working of my APR and just reached the document checklist point.
I am asked to provide an Offer of Employment as a required document. I have a 1 year work experience in Canada based on which my EE profile was. I had a PNP (based on higher studies), now the job I am current on and taking credit for is non LMIA and I was offered this job as a part time role while I was just finishing my thesis (on study permit). The job was internally changed to full time regular once I finished my Masters and obtained PGWP.
What do you suggest I provide against this document requirement. The offer of employment I have says Part time role and then I have an email request from my manager to HR to change my employment status and then another email to confirm that status has been changed. Can I stitch all these documents and provide this as an offer of employment for this job?
Thank you, awaiting your responses.
I am working of my APR and just reached the document checklist point.
I am asked to provide an Offer of Employment as a required document. I have a 1 year work experience in Canada based on which my EE profile was. I had a PNP (based on higher studies), now the job I am current on and taking credit for is non LMIA and I was offered this job as a part time role while I was just finishing my thesis (on study permit). The job was internally changed to full time regular once I finished my Masters and obtained PGWP.
What do you suggest I provide against this document requirement. The offer of employment I have says Part time role and then I have an email request from my manager to HR to change my employment status and then another email to confirm that status has been changed. Can I stitch all these documents and provide this as an offer of employment for this job?
Thank you, awaiting your responses.