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[canadawonderland]

what i think is the email that he received is just system generated by ircc not the official one . so wait for another one email

But he didn't even link it yet, something is up for sure with their system, its like getting the windfall when you didn't even buy the ticket, makes no sense

 

[jas4496]

Where ? I don’t see anything

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1397580808718716928

 

[Tomican]

Guys what do you think about this:
During the days of the application (I did stream be, essential worker no health care) the only way for see how they calculate the qualification hours was in the glossary where you still can find this:

Calculating work experience for CEC

The full-time work experience requirement for applicants in the CEC may be met by the equivalent in part-time, paid work experience (e.g., more than one part-time job held simultaneously or one or more part-time jobs held over the equivalent of at least one year of full-time work).

Work experience can be calculated by adding up the number of weeks of full-time (or equivalent) paid work, for example:

• 30 hours/37.5 hours per week in one job, or a total of at least 30 hours/37.5 hours per week in more than one job) in one or more skilled occupations at:
  • Skill Type 0 (Managerial occupations);
  • Skill Level A (Professional occupations); or
  • Skill Level B (Technical occupations and skilled trades) of the NOC.
• Work experience must be acquired over a period of at least one year; work in excess of 30 hours/37.5 hours per week over a shorter period cannot compensate for any shorter overall period of experience.

For a student who had graduated from a Canadian post-secondary institution, only work experience gained after graduation will count towards meeting the work experience requirement (e.g., post-graduate work permit).

etc. etc.

Obviously, seeing a 30/37.5 hours per week, I took the highest number for calculate my hours during the period I worked full time. And I was ok with my hours, because nowhere else in the CIC site I could find other information about the hour calculation for the TR to PR stream.

Since today that they publish in this link Assessing the application against the policy conditions : https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/economic-classes/tr-pr-pathway/assessing.html

the way they do the calculation and they say very clearly:

The 1 year of work experience can be acquired through multiple periods of employment but must equal at least 1,560 hours in the 3 years before the application for permanent residence is received. Work experience must be acquired over a period of at least 1 year; work in excess of 30 hours per week over a shorter period cannot compensate for any shorter overall period of experience.

So, suddenly my 1600 hours became 1480.
Was I a stupid applicant throwing away 2500 bucks for being too confident and relay in the information i liked?
Do you guys think a lawyer 15 days ago had more information than me about this detail?
Anyone else in this situation?

Thank you
Ad maiora

This is what I "understand" the updated from iRCC, May 26:

1. Intel Grad stream targets graduated who is in Canada, employed
2. Essential workers (non-healthcare), targets students who is in Canada, part-time employed (Index A & B).

Eligible for intel grad (IRCC will verify through GCMS if not provided when applying)

• being in Canada
• graduated (from Canadian colleges, univ. in DLL list, must have completed the program of study prior to the date on which the application for permanent residence is received, and no earlier than January 2017.
• authorized employed at the time of application
• IELTS level 5

Eligible for essential workers (non-healthcare)

• being in Canada
• IELTS level 4
• minimum 1 year of employed (Index B, or Index A+B)

*The way IRCC calculates: 1560 hrs must be 1 to 3 years, no more than 30hrs/week will be counted

The 1 year of work experience can be acquired through multiple periods of employment but must equal at least 1,560 hours in the 3 years before the application for permanent residence is received. Work experience must be acquired over a period of at least 1 year; work in excess of 30 hours per week over a shorter period cannot compensate for any shorter overall period of experience.

* Unfortunately, it is clear that students who applied in Intel Grad stream may be refused if not completed the program before applying.

 

[AloeVera]

Except this isn't EE.

Tomican initially talked about calculating hours by CEC formula, and he didn’t used the correct one. And now TRtoPR has similar requirements as EE

 

[Tomican]

Tomcat initially talked about calculating hours by CEC formula, and he didn’t used the correct one. And now TRtoPR has similar requirements as EE

Yes, it almost the same as CEC/EE. I read from here
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/economic-classes/tr-pr-pathway/assessing.html

The 1 year of work experience can be acquired through multiple periods of employment but must equal at least 1,560 hours in the 3 years before the application for permanent residence is received. Work experience must be acquired over a period of at least 1 year; work in excess of 30 hours per week over a shorter period cannot compensate for any shorter overall period of experience.

 

[Alberta2018]

Based on the information you entered, we found no applications.

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I still can't Link my Application V32892**** this is my Application Number and I still cannot link it

Looks like it's a Visa application, not permanent residency

 

[Alberta2018]

Wxxxx -> work permit
Vxxxx -> Visa
Exxxx -> Economic PR

 

[Tomican]

Wxxxx -> work permit
Vxxxx -> Visa
Exxxx -> Economic PR

What is the Application Number (file number)?
Application number or file number refers to a number unique to the application you have submitted. This number usually begins with one or more letters, followed by nine digits. For example,

• E123456789 for economic immigration,
• V123456789 for TRV, Visitor Record, or eTA,
• S123456789 for the study permit,
• W123456789 for the work permit,
• H123456789 for Humanitarian and Compassionate considerations,
• L123456789 for refugee claimants,
• D123456789 for TRP,
• RHB123456789 for rehabilitation,
• F123456789 for family reunification,
• EP12345678 for PNP applications,
• N123456789 for Removal orders,
• G123456789 for refugee resettlement, and
• PR12345678 for Citizenship certificates.

https://www.settler.ca/english/uci-application-number-canada/

 

[miguelca]

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I still can't Link my Application V32892**** this is my Application Number and I still cannot link it

That looks like a Visa application

 

[buzz07]

Wxxxx -> work permit
Vxxxx -> Visa
Exxxx -> Economic PR

V stands for visitor

 

[Alberta2018]

V stands for visitor

Same meaning

 

[yay_321]

1. Did anyone get the file numbers yet?
2. Can you still link the application even if you don't have a file number?

 

[Neetu78]

Yes, it almost the same as CEC/EE. I read from here
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/economic-classes/tr-pr-pathway/assessing.html

The 1 year of work experience can be acquired through multiple periods of employment but must equal at least 1,560 hours in the 3 years before the application for permanent residence is received. Work experience must be acquired over a period of at least 1 year; work in excess of 30 hours per week over a shorter period cannot compensate for any shorter overall period of experience.

CEC says: We don’t count any hours you work above 30 hours/week.

TR to PR says: Work in excess of 30 hour per week over a shorter period cannot compensate for any shorter overall period of experience.

There’s a huge difference.

In CEC they will NOT count any hour above 30 in a week to accumulate 1560 hours of work experience. Whereas, in TR to PR they WILL count hours above 30 in a week to accumulate 1560 hours of work experience, BUT it will compensate a shorter period than 12 months/1 year.

Rest, experts please give your opinion.

Thank you in advance

 

[canadawonderland]

Wxxxx -> work permit
Vxxxx -> Visa
Exxxx -> Economic PR

Great

 

[canadawonderland]

What is the Application Number (file number)?
Application number or file number refers to a number unique to the application you have submitted. This number usually begins with one or more letters, followed by nine digits. For example,

• E123456789 for economic immigration,
• V123456789 for TRV, Visitor Record, or eTA,
• S123456789 for the study permit,
• W123456789 for the work permit,
• H123456789 for Humanitarian and Compassionate considerations,
• L123456789 for refugee claimants,
• D123456789 for TRP,
• RHB123456789 for rehabilitation,
• F123456789 for family reunification,
• EP12345678 for PNP applications,
• N123456789 for Removal orders,
• G123456789 for refugee resettlement, and
• PR12345678 for Citizenship certificates.

https://www.settler.ca/english/uci-application-number-canada/

Yeah I was like how is this even happening. Thanks for clarifying