Chef 6321 is ok for CEC application

[6242 cook]

Working as a cook had plan to apply Cec but bad luck rule has changed

My question is if I write my experience letter that I worked as chef

Then is it ok for Cec application

Bcz chef still able to apply Cec application

Need help

 

[anto212]

if you are in alberta apply here
http:/ /www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrating/ainp-awe-criteria.aspx
dont waste another single day 28th november is the last date for this program ,
good luck

 

[6242 cook]

Thanks for your reply
I m in Saskatoon pls advice what to do plssssssssss

 

[anto212]

http: //www.saskimmigrationcanada.ca/sinp
go through this site above or visit the pnp section this forum
http: //www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/provincial-nomination-program-immigration-b6.0/

 

[mawin]

Chef code 6321 is still ok for CEC

 

[LPS]

Don't be tempted to fabricate experience letters or other documentation for CEC. Apart from being a bad idea generally, I'm sure CIC will be on the lookout for cooks trying to pass themselves off as chefs to dodge the new rules.

 

[scylla]

Working as a cook had plan to apply Cec but bad luck rule has changed

My question is if I write my experience letter that I worked as chef

Then is it ok for Cec application

Bcz chef still able to apply Cec application

Need help

If you are working under an LMO - then you can't just change your experience to a chef. If your LMO is for a cook - then that's the experience you have and you don't qualify to apply for CEC. If you want to gain experience as a chef and be able to qualify to apply for CEC, you'll need a new job, a new LMO and a new work permit under the chef NOC (and one full year of experience in this new job).