http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=394&top=29
Have a look, see if it applies to you
But then your question is misleading. Co-op work is part of your study, and you are only given permit to do co-op work if you can show that its part of your curriculum.Hi,
I have read this before and it says any coop experience during my fulltime studies, however the coop I am doing right now is not a part of my academic training and I am graduated.
But then your question is misleading. Co-op work is part of your study, and you are only given permit to do co-op work if you can show that its part of your curriculum.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-coop.asp
If you are referring to post-graduate work permit, then this is NOT called co-op
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad-who.asp
Co-op work doesnt count. Post grad work does.
Hi, Can simeone please provide some insight on this?But then your question is misleading. Co-op work is part of your study, and you are only given permit to do co-op work if you can show that its part of your curriculum.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-coop.asp
If you are referring to post-graduate work permit, then this is NOT called co-op
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad-who.asp
Co-op work doesnt count. Post grad work does.
My advise is make your question clearer and people will hopefully be able to help you. As at the beginning you said co-op work but not part of your study which is contradicting, then you said post grad work permit but working as co-op, then you said (volunteer) (paid) work which also doesnt add up.Hi, Can simeone please provide some insight on this?
Any help is greatly appreciated
Hi. Thank you for further assistance. Could you please advise how can I reach him directly for my query ?@legalfalcon might be able to help you. He has more insight on such legal terms and conditions.
Hi, I got the way out to reach him.Hi. Thank you for further assistance. Could you please advise how can I reach him directly for my query ?
I already tagged him, no need to send him any messages. He will get a notification and answer your query here in this postHi, I got the way out to reach him.
Thanks a lot for your help..
I believe, everything that concerns your application should be informed to CIC as you don't want to take risk before they find out. Still, I am not expert in this area. Wait for other's to reply though. Good Luck..!!Hi Guys,
Quick question.
Currently my express entry profile is on na2 stage and I will be changing job next month, so I was wondering do I need to inform cic of this change as I am working in UAE so my passport will show change of visa and I am worried if I keep quiet then at the time of passport submission they will see this and I wanted to know if I keep quiet or inform them ?
Please advise as this question is killing me.
Regards,
Ameer