INLAND FSW .... CONNECT HERE

[Neo_says]

emergency!!

My previous company head manager just received a call from Hong Kong visa office, but he didn't mention clearly about my NOC 0212 job duties, since he doesn't know the stuff in technical department. he only said that I was in charge of some projects as projects manager.


what should I do now? please help! so panic!

I am a inland FSW, somehow, my application is processing in Hong Kong!

I dont think so you need to worry much.
Most of Visa officers knows that HR or Head Manager does not know much about technical stuff.
Good thing is that your Manager confirmed that you working with them.

If your job duties are mentioned in your job offer letter, you dont need to worry.

Relax.

Relax.

 

[linandzou]

Thank you, but they also asked if they are a big company, manager said no, since we are just a small company has 15-20 people.

Do I need to raise a CSE to explain. But I don know what to tell!

 

[Neo_says]

Thank you, but they also asked if they are a big company, manager said no, since we are just a small company has 15-20 people.

Do I need to raise a CSE to explain. But I don know what to tell!

Small or Big company does not matter.
No where in the requirement it is mentioned that company should be big.
If your job profile is matching with NOC and company is legal and doing its operations legally, I do not think so it should be a problem .

You can ask for letter from your comapny with your job n duties on it, get it signed with HR and send to CIC.

 

[Polus]

When did you order GCMS notes?

I did not order GSMS.

 

[linandzou]

Small or Big company does not matter.
No where in the requirement it is mentioned that company should be big.
If your job profile is matching with NOC and company is legal and doing its operations legally, I do not think so it should be a problem .

You can ask for letter from your comapny with your job n duties on it, get it signed with HR and send to CIC.

Thank you again. I have that letter signed and sent with the application when I submitted. that is enough? or I need to explain something?

 

[expressentryqueen]

Got PPR yesterday. Jan 14, FSW Inland. Background changed to 'In Progress' on the 18th/19th. I noticed the change on Saturday though.

 

[Neo_says]

Thank you again. I have that letter signed and sent with the application when I submitted. that is enough? or I need to explain something?

Dont need to extra things.
I think you should be good with CSE.
Actually, CSE is also not needed but if you want to do it than you can go ahead with it .

 

[anacorrea87]

I Got PPR Today.

Jan 27, FSW Inland.

Background changed to 'In Progress' yesterday.

 

[JoacRy]

Got PPR yesterday. Jan 14, FSW Inland. Background changed to 'In Progress' on the 18th/19th. I noticed the change on Saturday though.

I Got PPR Today.

Jan 27, FSW Inland.

Background changed to 'In Progress' yesterday.

Congratulations to both of you. Your timelines give me so hope. Trying not to be too excited as everyday seems like another frustrating day to endure.

Wishing you both a great life in Canada.

 

[kettzza]

I Got PPR Today.

Jan 27, FSW Inland.

Background changed to 'In Progress' yesterday.

Congrats!!

Quick question, did you employer and former employers receive phone calls from the visa office?

Thanks!

 

[anacorrea87]

Congrats!!

Quick question, did you employer and former employers receive phone calls from the visa office?

Thanks!

No

 

[JWZR421]

Congrats!!

Quick question, did you employer and former employers receive phone calls from the visa office?

Thanks!

Hi, I'm FSW inlander as well. My current and former employers were called and emailed by VO.

 

[linandzou]

Hi, I'm FSW inlander as well. My current and former employers were called and emailed by VO.

Could you please share your experience about those calls?

My previous company (abroad) head manager just received a call from Hong Kong visa office, but he didn't mention clearly about my NOC 0212 job duties, since he doesn't know the stuff in technical department. he only said that I was in charge of some projects as projects manager.



I am a inland FSW, somehow, my application is processing in Hong Kong!

 

[JWZR421]

Could you please share your experience about those calls?

My previous company (abroad) head manager just received a call from Hong Kong visa office, but he didn't mention clearly about my NOC 0212 job duties, since he doesn't know the stuff in technical department. he only said that I was in charge of some projects as projects manager.



I am a inland FSW, somehow, my application is processing in Hong Kong!

My current employer was called, asked about my job, and yes about my NOC duties as well. They also sent him a copy of my submitted COE and reference letter which was given by my employer for them to verify if it wasn't edited in any way, and if it were the letters they have given me. CIC made my employer sign a letter of confirmation and sent back to them.
As for my previous employers, they were called as well, just verified what my position was in the company and also sent them a copy of my COE from them to verify if those were true & correct. They contacted every previous employer in different countries I worked, all were asked for document verification ( 2 of my supervisors were contacted).
Being processed by Hong Kong VO is not impossible because CIO assigns applications to different VO's for workload purposes. Mine was processed in Manila VO even if I am an Inlander.

 

[johnny123]

My current employer was called, asked about my job, and yes about my NOC duties as well. They also sent him a copy of my submitted COE and reference letter which was given by my employer for them to verify if it wasn't edited in any way, and if it were the letters they have given me. CIC made my employer sign a letter of confirmation and sent back to them.
As for my previous employers, they were called as well, just verified what my position was in the company and also sent them a copy of my COE from them to verify if those were true & correct. They contacted every previous employer in different countries I worked, all were asked for document verification ( 2 of my supervisors were contacted).
Being processed by Hong Kong VO is not impossible because CIO assigns applications to different VO's for workload purposes. Mine was processed in Manila VO even if I am an Inlander.

What is COE and your country of origin if I may ask?