Ray of Hope - 79th Draw

[RayGeo]

My wife has got non-Canadian experience and I did mention about that in EE, try to be transparent as much as you can.

Wer did you mention it? Is it the spouse work experience section or personal history (which will be open after getting ITA)
If it is mentioned, we have to provide reference letter for all experience mentioned, thats what i am worried about

 

[RameshKum]

Wer did you mention it? Is it the spouse work experience section or personal history (which will be open after getting ITA)
If it is mentioned, we have to provide reference letter for all experience mentioned, thats what i am worried about

Yes, I mentioned in work history section. I've asked one of my friend who got PR recently about the doc submission. I'll let you know once I hear from him.

 

[RayGeo]

Yes, I mentioned in work history section. I've asked one of my friend who got PR recently about the doc submission. I'll let you know once I hear from him.

From many other posts, i came to know tht if we show the spouse experience in work experience section, Post ITA we will have to submit reference letters for experience mentioned, instead we can put it in the personal history tab which will be open post ITA. Kindly revert wen u hear frm ur frnd

 

[RameshKum]

From many other posts, i came to know tht if we show the spouse experience in work experience section, Post ITA we will have to submit reference letters for experience mentioned, instead we can put it in the personal history tab which will be open post ITA. Kindly revert wen u hear frm ur frnd

My friend submitted his wife experience documents but he says it's not mandatory.

 

[RayGeo]

Only after getting ITA, select the field 'employment' and enter the info.

 

[Samroze]

From many other posts, i came to know tht if we show the spouse experience in work experience section, Post ITA we will have to submit reference letters for experience mentioned, instead we can put it in the personal history tab which will be open post ITA. Kindly revert wen u hear frm ur frnd

Absolutely right! as non-canadian experience will not fetch any points and providing the letters will create the need to veify which might delay the process, better not to mention in the work history section. To be clear, mention the reason in LOE that as no points allotted spouse work details have been mentioned in personal history. Many have done this without any hassle in PR processing.
All the best

 

[bhvuan]

What my consultant has asked me to do is:

Enter primary applicant work ex in relevant section - post ITA, provide reference letter and payslips.

Enter secondary applicant work ex in work history section of secondary applicant - post ITA, provide only payslips.

 

[sundar17feb99]

Taking IELTS again. The one I took on October 28, 2017 kind of hurt me (7.5,8.5,7.5,7.5). I visit this forum just to get strength and motivation by looking at peoples' stories of hopes and despair. Cheers to all the believers.

All the best you will get the desired results. Wishes from our forum members

 

[sundar17feb99]

https://www.cicnews.com/2017/11/november-kicks-off-promising-start-towards-2018-express-entry-targets-119905.html#gs.YmxkF5U

I felt so down yesterday, but this article came in my mailbox and brightened up my day. Keep faith alive!
I think the reason why CIC is issuing lesser ITA in these last 2 months of the year is because they don't want way too many applications and documents piling up during their long holiday next month. Say CIC is taking good care of their employees and also avoiding long waiting time for all the PR applications, then it's better to wait for bigger draws starting after the festive holiday.
Just my logic to keep myself calm. Hope you all will find the article helpful

You are absolutely right. If there is one thing were pessimists and optimists unanimously agree is that "2018 IS OUR YEAR"

 

[sundar17feb99]

What my consultant has asked me to do is:

Enter primary applicant work ex in relevant section - post ITA, provide reference letter and payslips.
provide only payslips.

There is no harm in furnishing your spouse's work related documents. The choice is completely yours as it's not a mandatory document.
That being said, just payslips won't work as officer may think that alone wouldn't be enough. If you feel to submit in work history section, it is recommended to submit documents as per CIC guidelines aka Work reference letter in company letterhead.

Bottomline: If you are sure that you can collect documents as per CIC guidelines, submit in work history. If not, don't complicate, include in personal history section. Less hassle.

 

[rostark]

All the best to all the guys on this forum. Visited the website after a long time and i cant thank this website enough.
Landed in Canada october end, today have two offer letters and will be joining one of the companies here in Toronto coming Monday.
Feels like completed one full life circle and took the right decisions at the right time.

Fondly remember the ray of hope thread and how it kept me and many others motivated.

Please stay positive and i know all of yours Canadian dream will come true.

 

[deepaksingh996]

Hello Everyone, I am planning to put up my file for Express Entry. Done with my IELTS, R 6, L 6, W 7, S 7 (not as expected) and my age is 35. I have consulted few consultants and they are saying that I have 441 points, whereas when I put the details it is coming around 300. Am I doing something wrong? Any Help?

Dear Arvind, As per CSR calculator i think your score should be between 340-350. The consultants are misguiding you with the CSR score of 441.
You need ielts score of L-8,S-7,R-7,W-7 along with master degree to reach the score of 430-440.

 

[ashish_india-canada]

All the best to all the guys on this forum. Visited the website after a long time and i cant thank this website enough.
Landed in Canada october end, today have two offer letters and will be joining one of the companies here in Toronto coming Monday.
Feels like completed one full life circle and took the right decisions at the right time.

Fondly remember the ray of hope thread and how it kept me and many others motivated.

Please stay positive and i know all of yours Canadian dream will come true.

Hey Buddy,

That's good and some positive news.

If you don't mind, can you share your employment (offer letter) journey/ experience so that it can help newbies like me.

All the best and congratulations to your new life

 

[deepaksingh996]

ughh why oh why didnt i prepare my profile before nov 15. i just submitted it on nov 27th.
had i submitted the profile before Nov 15, i have gotten my ITA and would have been working on my documents right now (

now its so unpredictable. what if the cut off is 450. what if there is no draw next week. what if they decide to cotinue increasing the CSR? then im doomed forever.

what if the rules get more strict.

im going insane thinking about these things. someone please give me some hope.

Don't worry Bro, Present Govt. is very liberal and they are looking for 1 million migrants in next 3 years. Going forward you will see reduction in CSR score and also make immigration rules little bit flexible to accommodate such numbers. No way any government can achieve such higher number of migrant by making rules tougher.

 

[deepaksingh996]

Hey Buddy,

That's good and some positive news.

If you don't mind, can you share your employment (offer letter) journey/ experience so that it can help newbies like me.

All the best and congratulations to your new life

Very Best Rostark ,with your new job and life in Canada. Again reiterating in the forum hard work and patience always pay.
All the best to everyone in the forum.