rajkamalmohanram said:
What do you mean by "evaluation or result"? What is the status of the EE profile?
Yes. The status. Thank you for the help. It was on 12/7/16 that we submitted it. Until now, there was no update yet.
Update of my EE was made after 24 hours.
PeachesAndMaples said:
Yes. The status. Thank you for the help. It was on 12/7/16 that we submitted it. Until now, there was no update yet.
Update of my EE was made after 24 hours.
What update are you expecting on your EE profile? If your profile is open and you have sufficient CRS points, you will receive ITA in the next draw. What is your CRS?
Hello Guys,
Need help in filling EE form where they ask "Have you been denied entry.................." .
I applied for study visa in NEW ZEALAND and got rejection/refusal this year in august.
Shall I Answer YES or NO for the above question in EE ??
Very confused on this and searched web for that but still not sure about answer.
Will be great help if someone can elaborate on this.
Thanks
rajkamalmohanram said:
Refer the below link -->
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/ready-reference-steps-to-follow-and-documents-to-arrange-post-ita-t455826.0.html;msg5501832#msg5501832
Amazing! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Hi Guys,
Need urgent advice from experts...I submitted my e-APR on 30th Nov ( my wife was not pregnant that time ) and now my wife is 2 week pregnant , Please suggest me what should i do now
Should i inform to CIC for this now ?
or Should i inform to CIC after complete process of application and approve ( if i do this , how will i add my kid to application ...lot of confusion...i want to travel with my wife and kid. ).
Please guide me. Is there any guideline on CIC website for this ?
Thank You.
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Per Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) Report, my spouse's Canadian Education Equivalency is 'Bachelor's degree (four years) and postgraduate diploma (one year).
Can you please let me know how to enter this in my Express Entry application? The values in the drop down for 'Study and Languages' doesn't have the option of choosing "Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees". This option is however in the CRS Calculator and also at the following page - w w w .cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/eca-conversion.asp. Per this page, my wife should get credit for 'A three-year or more certificate, diploma, or degree PLUS Postgraduate Diploma.
Please help with my query as I am losing a point because of this issue.
Thanks,
Ritesh
Hi Everyone,
I have just received my PPR and have sent my PP for PR Visa and COPR. I plan to move to Canada with my family around March-April depending on the Visa. In my application I had opted to Live in Toronto when we move to Canada, I also have family (also mentioned in application) in Calgary. I wanted to know if I have to land in Toronto or can I go straight to Calgary and spend a week with my family before moving to Toronto?
Hello all!!
Request guidance for filling in the EE application.
1. The form didn't ask for child's details. Is that ok?
2. Do I need to give all employment details? My current employment is for last 7 years thereby I guess Ill max out on points anyways (without giving earlier employment details). Further, I think it'll be difficult to get reference letters etc from the earlier ones. pl advise.
3. Should I provide employment details for my Wife too? If it doesn't give any points, won't I be adding to the hassle of providing documentary proof etc?
4. What name should I mention for my Wife, the pre-marriage one (in which are all educational docs) or the post-marriage one (changed surname, which is also on passport).
5. Should I mention Wife's relatives in Canada (Uncle/Aunt)? If I do, what documentary evidence be required to submit post ITA? If I don't, would it be construed as suppressing of information?
Thanks in advance! Cheers.
jtoc said:
Hello all!!
Request guidance for filling in the EE application.
1. The form didn't ask for child's details. Is that ok?
2. Do I need to give all employment details? My current employment is for last 7 years thereby I guess Ill max out on points anyways (without giving earlier employment details). Further, I think it'll be difficult to get reference letters etc from the earlier ones. pl advise.
3. Should I provide employment details for my Wife too? If it doesn't give any points, won't I be adding to the hassle of providing documentary proof etc?
4. What name should I mention for my Wife, the pre-marriage one (in which are all educational docs) or the post-marriage one (changed surname, which is also on passport).
5. Should I mention Wife's relatives in Canada (Uncle/Aunt)? If I do, what documentary evidence be required to submit post ITA? If I don't, would it be construed as suppressing of information?
Thanks in advance! Cheers.
1 - Yes
2 - Only give details to the employment for which you will be claiming points for.
3 - No need to provide foreign work experience of your spouse as it adds no points to your application.
5 - Honestly only mention it if you need the points to become elegible under FSW program (67 out of 100 points). Otherwise no need. You can explain this in a LOE once you receive your ITA.
I'm too lazy to look for the answer of 4
Cheers
Hello, anybody knows if I do need to have my Education Credential Assessment done for my PNP?
I am going through BC PNP International Graduate. I am just offered a full-time job from my work where I have been working as a part-time and I graduate my school on May 2015.
I understand I cannot go for EE BC PNP since I have had no full-time experience so far, so I would just go stick to Skills Immigrant - International Graduate and do I need to have my ECA still or it is not necessary for me to have it anymore?
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Hi Everyone,
My PGWP and my spouse open work permit are getting expiring on 2-Jan-2016. I have received the express entry OINP nomination and express entry ITA. I am applying soon first for Express entry PR.
1) Do I need to mention somewhere in my PR application that I am applying for BOWP ?
2) Once our work permit are expired, do I need to notify CIC again ?
Note: I am applying online BOWP once I have eAPR (usually generate in 24 hr after PR application submission)
DelPiero07 said:
1 - Yes
2 - Only give details to the employment for which you will be claiming points for.
3 - No need to provide foreign work experience of your spouse as it adds no points to your application.
5 - Honestly only mention it if you need the points to become elegible under FSW program (67 out of 100 points). Otherwise no need. You can explain this in a LOE once you receive your ITA.
I'm too lazy to look for the answer of 4
Cheers
jtoc said:
Hello all!!
Request guidance for filling in the EE application.
1. The form didn't ask for child's details. Is that ok?
2. Do I need to give all employment details? My current employment is for last 7 years thereby I guess Ill max out on points anyways (without giving earlier employment details). Further, I think it'll be difficult to get reference letters etc from the earlier ones. pl advise.
3. Should I provide employment details for my Wife too? If it doesn't give any points, won't I be adding to the hassle of providing documentary proof etc?
4. What name should I mention for my Wife, the pre-marriage one (in which are all educational docs) or the post-marriage one (changed surname, which is also on passport).
5. Should I mention Wife's relatives in Canada (Uncle/Aunt)? If I do, what documentary evidence be required to submit post ITA? If I don't, would it be construed as suppressing of information?
Thanks in advance! Cheers.
You should mention the name she is using now (post-marriage name). You can submit a "One and the same person" affidavit and your marriage certificate (post ITA) to tell the officer that both the names belong to the same person.
Janakrustagi said:
Hi Everyone,
I have just received my PPR and have sent my PP for PR Visa and COPR. I plan to move to Canada with my family around March-April depending on the Visa. In my application I had opted to Live in Toronto when we move to Canada, I also have family (also mentioned in application) in Calgary. I wanted to know if I have to land in Toronto or can I go straight to Calgary and spend a week with my family before moving to Toronto?
You can land and activate your Permanent Residence at any port of entry in Canada.
SUNNY0727 said:
Hello Guys,
Need help in filling EE form where they ask "Have you been denied entry.................." .
I applied for study visa in NEW ZEALAND and got rejection/refusal this year in august.
Shall I Answer YES or NO for the above question in EE ??
Very confused on this and searched web for that but still not sure about answer.
Will be great help if someone can elaborate on this.
Thanks
Visa refusal does NOT mean denied entry. IMO, you should answer NO. However, you should answer YES to the following question -
" Have <you> been refused refugee status, an immigrant or permanent resident visa (including a Certificat de sélection du Québec (CSQ) or application to the Provincial Nominee Program) or visitor or temporary resident visa, to Canada or any other country?"
Additional Questions
I appreciate the breakdown and links on express entry!
I have couple questions: I am in the process of earning my degree, is it better to wait until I have my diploma or can I start the application process and submit educational credentials at a later date?
Also, my degree will be in psychology, but all of my work experience is operations/management. For the NOC code, am I only eligible for what my work experience is, or am I allowed to apply for something in the psychology field (entry level social work, etc)?
Thanks
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