Pretty sure they will. They're just working on it.It's possible that IRCC might announce something next week regarding the documents and checklist.
"For these programs, IRCC can only refuse or approve applications. This is why you have to submit everything at once, because the department may not be able to give you a second chance to send in a completed application. There may be situations where IRCC will request additional documents. There may also be a possibility to submit documents that are more difficult to obtain at a later date, such as police certificates, as long as you can prove you have made a reasonable effort to get them.Here is some info. They mention 6 months processing time (not confirmed, obviously):
https://www.cicnews.com/2021/04/faq-new-pr-streams-for-essential-workers-international-student-graduates-in-canada-0417879.html#gs.z1pd4v
6 months processing time seems reasonable for simple applications, the eligibility stage should take less time than Express Entry so even if they don't process the 90k applications at full capacity, they won't scrutinize so much NOC duties and work experience abroad.Here is some info. They mention 6 months processing time (not confirmed, obviously):
https://www.cicnews.com/2021/04/faq-new-pr-streams-for-essential-workers-international-student-graduates-in-canada-0417879.html#gs.z1pd4v
Yes, you need to be currently employed (at the time of application).DO I NEED TO BE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED? I AM ON MY WORK VISA STILL SEARCHING FOR A JOB.
Yes. With summer approaching, I see lot of hiring posters at Walmart stores. At least apply and get a job there to start with.DO I NEED TO BE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED? I AM ON MY WORK VISA STILL SEARCHING FOR A JOB.
I asked my supervisor to post-date mine to May 6th, that + recent paystubs + job contract + T4 I think it should be enough to prove employment AND work experience.Personally, I always relied on this forum and its information.
Speaking of which: when do you feel reference letters from work should be dated? May 6th? The date you apply? Something else?
@Frisk Especially for 40k graduates. Their NOC is irrelevant; they simply need to be employed. I assume it's less time-consuming to check that.
I like how well set up you are. In a way the people on this thread are sort of my new family on this journey and I'm glad we can rely on each other for ideas!I asked my supervisor to post-date mine to May 6th, that + recent paystubs + job contract + T4 I think it should be enough to prove employment AND work experience.
For work experience perhaps include a year’s worth of pay stubs. If they have any doubts they might request additional documents later on but I think that should cover employment.
For students, what I did: scan my diploma + official transcripts + confirmation of graduation + study permit (to prove I had valid status)
On top of that, if you have the chance upload a letter of explanation with your background profile and any additional documents you feel you might need that could help.
I technically don’t need police certificates from anywhere, but I got one from my home country and a RCMP because if they ask later on, that’ll save me weeks of waiting for documents, translating and getting them to review them.
Technically the time to obtain X documents is included in the application time, imagine getting your PR in 4 months instead of 6 because you got everything upfront.
There is no need to overcomplicate things. They don't need paystubs for last one year or study permit or such things. They have your UCI and SIN to fetch everything if needed. Only upload relevant document. Providing unnecessary extra documents can also slow down your application.I asked my supervisor to post-date mine to May 6th, that + recent paystubs + job contract + T4 I think it should be enough to prove employment AND work experience.
For work experience perhaps include a year’s worth of pay stubs. If they have any doubts they might request additional documents later on but I think that should cover employment.
For students, what I did is scan my diploma + official transcripts + confirmation of graduation + study permit (to prove you had valid status)
On top of that, if you have the chance upload a letter of explanation with your background profile and any additional documents you feel you might need.
Absolutely. People on this forum help each other. Not just this thread.I like how well set up you are. In a way the people on this thread are sort of my new family on this journey and I'm glad we can rely on each other for ideas!