Yeah but don't you have to provide personal details like passport number when you create your profile? I mean, I wouldn't risk misrepresentation and a ban of 5 years...
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Yes but things like language results are easy to fake and hard to verify. You can literally sit in the pool while trying your utter best getting an ideal score. Remember you don't have to submit the very same result when you are drawn. As long as your CRS is still above the cutoff you will be fine.
I mean, if someone is gonna cook up some crazy profiles, why use a real passport anyway?
When you think about immigration I believe it should be with at least a 3-4 years horizon, assuming you want the passport. But you have valid points, if you can get the job offer letter as IRCC wants it, you are 99.99999% certain that you'll get your ITA on the next draw and be able to apply as FSW and live anywhere in Canada (outside Québec, ofc). Ask for the letter, if you can get it, great, if not, don't waste the OINP opportunity. How sure are you that your employer will extend your contract after the 9 months vetting period? And what if you won't have one year of SKILLED experience in Canada, with the recession looming, job prospects may be slim, so you may be 3 months short of CEC. You seem like a great candidate for all programs, the last two years were not kind, I don't want to see you being empty handed...
Same situation as me, I still took it as a backup option. Seeing how EE is going, it gives me peace of mind
I got in with 428 in 2018. Good times. Maybe the best of times. But I'm a PhD holder in neural networks from MIT. Maybe that factored in
Got to look for ways to boost your score, even back in the day it would have been hard to get an ITA with 453, you'd have to go back to early/mid 2019.me watching this thread knowing i wont get an ita with my 453 points((
Navinball.
Still busting balls i see after all these years.Many people have already replied, just adding my observations based on some cases I have seen on this forum.
1. The rules for claiming a job offer are very clear on the website. The offer letter must state that your employer will still give you job 1 year after PR.
2. Almost all employers don't say that in their offer letter. Very few will write something like that. However, many folks here have received those job offer points with valid LMIA and normal offer letter.
3. But you will be on discretion of the visa officer and there is no consistency. So it is still a risk. Personally, if I were you I would not consider this a big risk and go ahead with it as LMIA is a big thing. But everyone's risk tolerance is different. And challenge is the downside is huge.
Yup completely agree.... I've under 25, just qualified as an optometrist in the UK and only have one year of work experience- in training- (total of 2yrs in Nov, & 3 in Nov '23 fingers crossed which should increase my score ... if it doesn't get *even harder*).
Guess the only way in the meantime at the moment is to brush up on my almost forgotten school level French...
There is a question in ITA application that says : "n which province or territory does X intend to reside?
Does it matter for FSW applicants what city they put ? i mean can they put any city and when they go there are they obligated to go to that city ?
Does it matter for FSW applicants what city they put ? i mean can they put any city and when they go there are they obligated to go to that city ?