gskumar11 said:
Hi Friends,
My CRS score is 356 and NOC is 0124. Another NOC 6221 is also applicable to me by looking at the Job responsibilities.
My doubt is whether one can create two EE profiles with two different NOC or not.
Regards
GSK
No, you can only have one active one at a time. My advice is to pick the NOC where you have more work experience/which lines up with your job responsibilities more.
Hi,
I was creating my express entry profile and had doubt regarding the education.
I have done the ECA for my 3 year BSc ( equivalent 4 years bachelors) and 2 year MSc ( equivalent 1 year post graduate diploma)
The question is shall I write period of study as 5 years and level of education two or more certificates, diplomas...
or shall i write it individually.
Cheers
Hello seniors
i created my account in cic.gc and when i create my profile after submisson it says profile ineligible due to my 66 points.and now i got High Ielts marks and want to update but it does not allow me to edit....what i do now? do i need to create new profile??
greysky1866 said:
Dear Stanlee,
Was the AOR received by mail or was it updated in My CIC?
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I received the AOR as an attachment in an email from Ontarionominee@ontario.ca. The email also had the receipt for OINP Processing Fee of CAD 1500.
Seriously??? That's awesome news! Thank you!!!!!!!
Should I start another EE or is it possible to modify the submitted one? If I start another EE, there is a question whether I've applied before for immigration. Does my previously submitted EE count as an application (this was the first time I applied to EE)?
Aragorn165 said:
Did you specifically mention $15000 as your funds? Because that makes you ineligible by a couple of hundred dollars
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/funds.asp
I suggest making the profile again, this time pledging $15500.
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mvmkr said:
Seriously??? That's awesome news! Thank you!!!!!!!
Should I start another EE or is it possible to modify the submitted one? If I start another EE, there is a question whether I've applied before for immigration. Does my previously submitted EE count as an application (this was the first time I applied to EE)?
Yup! Just make a new one, and you should be good to go!
$unn¥123 said:
Hello seniors
i created my account in cic.gc and when i create my profile after submisson it says profile ineligible due to my 66 points.and now i got High Ielts marks and want to update but it does not allow me to edit....what i do now? do i need to create new profile??
Yes, you would need to create a new profile.
It worked! Thanks again. ;D
Aragorn165 said:
Did you specifically mention $15000 as your funds? Because that makes you ineligible by a couple of hundred dollars
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/funds.asp
I suggest making the profile again, this time pledging $15500.
Hi All,
I received my ITA on the 24th and working on arranging the documents required to be submitted.
I have 2 question:
1. I know this would have been discussed several times, but does anyone here have a template of experience letter from current/previous employer.
2. For Medical Examination - is there a panel of doctors who are authorized by CIC or I can get it done from my personal physician. If there is a panel can anyone provide me with the list of doctors who are in the panel in New Delhi/Noida (India)
Thank you
PBJ
Pippin said:
Do you have anything that states work hours or length of day. For example on pay stub or original job offer?
Unfortunately no
Have people been refused for this before ?
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aditik15 said:
Unfortunately no
Have people been refused for this before ?
The thing is, number of hours worked per week is the basis for all of CIC's calculations regarding your professional experience.
Could you talk to your HR department, and establish the necessity for this, in relation to the immigration procedure?
Aragorn165 said:
The thing is, number of hours worked per week is the basis for all of CIC's calculations regarding your professional experience.
Could you talk to your HR department, and establish the necessity for this, in relation to the immigration procedure?
Already tried. What else can I provide to confirm I am full time employee? What other difference is there between part time and full time ? that I can show.
PBJ said:
Hi All,
I received my ITA on the 24th and working on arranging the documents required to be submitted.
I have 2 question:
1. I know this would have been discussed several times, but does anyone here have a template of experience letter from current/previous employer.
2. For Medical Examination - is there a panel of doctors who are authorized by CIC or I can get it done from my personal physician. If there is a panel can anyone provide me with the list of doctors who are in the panel in New Delhi/Noida (India)
Thank you
PBJ
Hi PBJ,
I can answer your question no 2. Please see below link, it has all the list of authorized physicians by CIC.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/pp-md/pp-list.aspx
Well, I am also looking for answer to your question no 1.
Experts please help.
Thanks
Is it better to submit all my papers post ita after being sure that the results of all medicals (blood work,xray..) are sent to the doctor or it does not matter as sound as I have the medical sheet from the doctor I can submit ?
Does that matter if Isumit my papers on a weekday or during the weekend ?
sqid.madoma said:
Is it better to submit all my papers post ita after being sure that the results of all medicals (blood work,xray..) are sent to the doctor or it does not matter as sound as I have the medical sheet from the doctor I can submit ?
Does that matter if Isumit my papers on a weekday or during the weekend ?
As long as you have the acknowledgement sheer from the medical examination, you can go ahead and submit your application. Just make sure you have all required papers on hand!
It doesn't matter if you submit on a weekend, though your AOR for your application may not come in until the following Monday.
Good luck!
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