NCO 9990.7 for PR application

[VanBurro]

Hi,

I would much appreciate any advice on the following:

I'm currenlty working under a temporary work permit. it was obtained for a position of "Telecom Software designer - NOC 9990.7" ehich is LMO-exempt under HRDC.

I intend to apply for PR as an FSW, and the NOC list that the guide refer to does not have 9990.7 (even the format in the form is different - only 4 digits). The closest I could find is NOC 2173, which other applicants have mentioned results in rejection of the application. I don;t think 0213 will fit.

Any idea if NOC9990.7 can be used in the PR application? If not, any advice?

Thank you!!!

 

[PMM]

Hi

Hi,

I would much appreciate any advice on the following:

I'm currenlty working under a temporary work permit. it was obtained for a position of "Telecom Software designer - NOC 9990.7" ehich is LMO-exempt under HRDC.

I intend to apply for PR as an FSW, and the NOC list that the guide refer to does not have 9990.7 (even the format in the form is different - only 4 digits). The closest I could find is NOC 2173, which other applicants have mentioned results in rejection of the application. I don;t think 0213 will fit.

Any idea if NOC9990.7 can be used in the PR application? If not, any advice?

Thank you!!!

It is a synthetic code for the 7 IT related work permits that don't require HRSDC approval. Has no application for PR applications. So you will either have to work in Canada, obtain a offer of permanent employment from your employer once you becomes a PR.

PMM

 

[VanBurro]

Thanks,

I'm already working in Canada and have a letter for my emplyer that it is for an inderminate period. Can I write 9990 as my NOC?

 

[job_seeker]

Hi,

I would much appreciate any advice on the following:

I'm currenlty working under a temporary work permit. it was obtained for a position of "Telecom Software designer - NOC 9990.7" ehich is LMO-exempt under HRDC.

I intend to apply for PR as an FSW, and the NOC list that the guide refer to does not have 9990.7 (even the format in the form is different - only 4 digits). The closest I could find is NOC 2173, which other applicants have mentioned results in rejection of the application. I don;t think 0213 will fit.

Any idea if NOC9990.7 can be used in the PR application? If not, any advice?

Thank you!!!

if you had been working in Canada for at least two years you may be qualified to apply under CEC.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/cec/apply-who.asp

 

[PMM]

Hi

Thanks,

I'm already working in Canada and have a letter for my emplyer that it is for an inderminate period. Can I write 9990 as my NOC?

No. It has to be a proper code for your job from the NOC>

PMM

 

[VanBurro]

Thanks for the answer.

So it seems that SW engineers cannot apply under the FSW if they do not have experience as managers