Inland FSW- Do you have to accept the job offer?

[jeffkang]

Hi,

Sorry if this has been asked. I received ITA recently and I have 2 work experience under qualified NOC in Canada:

1. Previous: Permanent, 2.5 years in Canada
2. Current: 1 year Contract ending Oct 2015, in Canada

I do not have a LMIA, do you guys know which offer should I use in my application? I know FSW requires a permanent offer which my previous job qualifies, but I am not sure if I could still use it since I switched to a new contract position..

Appreciate your help!

 

[jorgecmb]

You mixed things up a bit. One thing is having a Job Offer, which gives you extra 600 points, and is NOT required to FSW. Work experience, on the other hand, is required to qualify to FSW and you should enter everything that you have and can somehow prove.

Answering your question: you should use both your previous and current work experience.