Got PPR last night. Good luck to everyone for upcoming draws especially @ElvisRamaj and @mushymush
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That's because Indians are smart. They'll do a cheap Bachelors from their home country, get few years of experience and then do a 1 year STEM program (just long enough ) but cost effective to get the 3 year OPT.
That is why I strive to be a bradder
Thank you for the elaborate response.
To answer your questions, I have the following documents:
1. Business registration documents
2. Personal tax documents in my name( as the business was registered as a sole proprietorship and not a ltd/unltd company, my personal tax covers the business as per my country's tax policy)
3. Enough bank evidence showing payment from clients plus a letter stating I am the sole signatory.
4. We have a website plus active social media pages.
5. yes
6. No pay stubs but bank statements would reflect salary payments at the end of the month. About 7 stylists in total. I also pay myself a salary at the end of the month too.
Plus I intend to add pictures of the salon, chats with clients(booking appointments, replying to complaints, etc), chats, and email conversations with my supplier.
You need the degree or an equivalent document stating you completed the required courses in order to practice. So I'd go with degrees. Pardon my ignorance, senior members pitch in, I believe that you can apply for PR even if you didn't do the profession that you have your degree in, provided that you have at least one year of experience.
I’m no senior member, but my NOC is 2173 (software engineer or so) whereas my degrees are in mathematics and chemistry. Not exactly the same profession.
Congrats!
I guess that's the last of the post AOR OGs. The backlog must be a small fraction of what it was in the beginning of the year, so, hopefully, a July draw is coming.
Many Congratulations man, calls for a celebration. My day shall come soon too
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Hi again guys, hope everyone is doing well. got 2 questions if anyone can help I appreciate
1. I guess this is a very repetitive question, but just for the sake of that strange stress you got while filling these applications: While I was creating a new EE profile after my old one got expired, the section that asks " has this applicant applied for immigration before? " I should choose "No". am I correct? I have made an EE profile before, but never applied for any immigration program.
2. My NOC Code is a managerial one, and in the qualifications part it mentioned that it normally requires a university degree + several years of experience. My question is: prior to taking this role, I had around 3 years of experience in the field, and I hold an MBA degree. However, my job description is more matched the managerial NOC. Will this be an issue while reviewing my application (in case I get an invitation! )? I mean the fact that I hold a managerial position with around 3 years of experience in the field. I have no idea what "several" years of experience mean exactly numerically
1. I guess this is a very repetitive question, but just for the sake of that strange stress you got while filling these applications: While I was creating a new EE profile after my old one got expired, the section that asks " has this applicant applied for immigration before? " I should choose "No". am I correct? I have made an EE profile before, but never applied for any immigration program.
2. My NOC Code is a managerial one, and in the qualifications part it mentioned that it normally requires a university degree + several years of experience. My question is: prior to taking this role, I had around 3 years of experience in the field, and I hold an MBA degree. However, my job description is more matched the managerial NOC. Will this be an issue while reviewing my application (in case I get an invitation! )? I mean the fact that I hold a managerial position with around 3 years of experience in the field. I have no idea what "several" years of experience mean exactly numerically
Yes, you don’t need to work on the profession you graduated in.
For the first question, you are right answering 'no' in never applying because you never sent in documents after being issued an ITA.Hi again guys, hope everyone is doing well. got 2 questions if anyone can help I appreciate
1. I guess this is a very repetitive question, but just for the sake of that strange stress you got while filling these applications: While I was creating a new EE profile after my old one got expired, the section that asks " has this applicant applied for immigration before? " I should choose "No". am I correct? I have made an EE profile before, but never applied for any immigration program.
2. My NOC Code is a managerial one, and in the qualifications part it mentioned that it normally requires a university degree + several years of experience. My question is: prior to taking this role, I had around 3 years of experience in the field, and I hold an MBA degree. However, my job description is more matched the managerial NOC. Will this be an issue while reviewing my application (in case I get an invitation! )? I mean the fact that I hold a managerial position with around 3 years of experience in the field. I have no idea what "several" years of experience mean exactly numerically
I believe that 3 years experience is the maximum that you can claim points for outside of Canada, so imo, as long as you match the majority of the duties and responsibilities, you should be safe.
Best of luck...