1560 Hours in 7 months

[pritish kumar]

If you worked in Canada from May 2016 to December 2016 - then you have around 8 months of Canadian work experience and need around 4 more to qualify for CEC. If you started working again in Feb 2019 in Canada, then you need to work until around June 2019 get the one year. By that time, you will no longer be able to count the work experience you gained in May and June 2019 since it will be greater than three years old. This is based on my understanding of the dates you have provided.

scylla

but after march i will get 30HR/1560HRS according to my salary stubs will it no suffice please reply

 

[scylla]

scylla

but after march i will get 30HR/1560HRS according to my salary stubs will it no suffice please reply

No - this will not suffice. Again, you need at least 52 separate weeks where you have worked at least 30 hours.

 

[pritish kumar]

No - this will not suffice. Again, you need at least 52 separate weeks where you have worked at least 30 hours.

Scylla

ok i get it 52 weeks with 30 Hrs and not around

anyway thanks man

 

[monkeyspanner]

Scylla

ok i get it 52 weeks with 30 Hrs and not around

anyway thanks man

Full time is counted as 30 hours or more per week and you need 52 weeks full time (or the equivalent in part time work). If you are using the 1560 hour measure you can only count a maximum of 30 hours in any week so even if you worked 60 hours in a week you just count 30 hours. In addition it is 12 months qualifying work in the 3 years prior to your PR application not when you submit your EE profile.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

scylla



Hi canuck

thanks for your reply

i started work from April/24/ 2016 to Dec/22/ 2016 and now from Jan 24 2019

secondly at the end of March i will complete 30HR/1560HRS before my 3 yr cycle would they not consider it

As scylla said, you left it too late to return. On April 24th, 2019, you will only have 11 months of work experience in the past 3 years. At that point, the 2016 experience will start to fall out of the 3 year period.

You will not qualify until Jan 2020.

 

[pritish kumar]

As scylla said, you left it too late to return. On April 24th, 2019, you will only have 11 months of work experience in the past 3 years. At that point, the 2016 experience will start to fall out of the 3 year period.

You will not qualify until Jan 2020.

hi canuck

hear is the catch

if i apply from Jun 4 2016 i am getting to 50 weaks candian experience on jun 4 2019 will they consider

on 24 jan 2019 my pay started which falls on thu, so if they consider it as a weak i get to 51 weaks

 

[canuck_in_uk]

hi canuck

hear is the catch

if i apply from Jun 4 2016 i am getting to 50 weaks candian experience on jun 4 2019 will they consider

on 24 jan 2019 my pay started which falls on thu, so if they consider it as a weak i get to 51 weaks

No catch. I don't know how you are doing your numbers but you will still have less than a year.

 

[pritish kumar]

No catch. I don't know how you are doing your numbers but you will still have less than a year.

canuck

i will show my Canadian experience from jun 1 2016 which falls on wed so from wed to sat it will be a weak right

from their onwards to 31 dec 2016 i get 32 weaks

secondly i started again working again from Jan 25 onwards which falls on Fri so it will be a weak and from 28 jan 2019 it will be another weak

so jun 4 2019 it all accumulate to 51 weaks

hope you got it, will they not consider 1 weak as minimal and give points for 1Yr Canadian experience

 

[Bs65]

canuck

i will show my Canadian experience from jun 1 2016 which falls on wed so from wed to sat it will be a weak right

from their onwards to 31 dec 2016 i get 32 weaks

secondly i started again working again from Jan 25 onwards which falls on Fri so it will be a weak and from 28 jan 2019 it will be another weak

so jun 4 2019 it all accumulate to 51 weaks

hope you got it, will they not consider 1 weak as minimal and give points for 1Yr Canadian experience

A week anywhere in the world is 7 days and not Wednesday through Saturday .

There are obviously some countries where a week starts on a different day due to religious observance but ultimately a week is still 7 days long. So you cannot for example say you worked 30 hours from Weds through Sat and claim that as week of work as that would only be 4/7s of a weeks work. If you started work on a Wednesday then the week would be from Wednesday through the following Tuesday inclusive..

This is exactly the reason many on here would always recommend for CEC ensuring there are a few weeks/months buffer included in any CEC application to avoid complications such as this, so not to apply on exactly when anyone thinks 52 weeks have been achieved but slightly later to minimise chances of rejection.

 

[Hmstr]

The work experience for CEC is one year (or equivalent) in the past three years prior to your application.

So if you are applying on June 4, 2019, any work experience pirior to June 6, 2016 would not be qualifying hours. (One year is 365 calendar days according to IRCC.)

Don’t overthink all these numbers in your head. If I were you, I would just work two weeks to a month extra. There is no way you can outsmart IRCC. Getting rejected over this is just not worthy.