Proof of certification for NOC skill type B ?

[viscaelbarca]

Im June 23rd applicant for CEC. I got my AOR on 11 August. I didn't get a MR, so I applied for GCMS note.
I get GCMS note:
"Recommend passed review. Proof of certification to be requested." 17/02/2015.

I didn't get any mail for request any additional documents until present. I applied under 7293 NOC - Industrial insulator.
I'm still working with this same insulation company. At the time of sent my application I had a 20 months work experience in Canada as Insulator. Now its over 2,5 year. I'm still holding a valid LMO as Industrial Insulator. According Alberta Trades&Occupation List:
"To work as an insulator in Alberta, a person must:

• be a registered apprentice, an Alberta-certified journey-person, hold a valid recognized credential , OR
• work for an employer who is satisfied that the worker has the skills and knowledge expected of a certified journey-person, OR
• be self-employed

Im not register apprentice, not a certified journey-person, I don't have recognized credentials.
So, Do I need a educational background to be in CEC ? My experience in trade wasn't enough to apply with CEC ?
Any comments, suggest what will be happen with my application ?

 

[stray cat]

I had a similar situation as you in my trade (7246 Communications Technician)

Alberta Provincial Nominee Program refused my application because I did not have Canadian certification.

When I applied for CEC, they did not even ask or review my certification. My Alberta trade/occupation listing says exactly the same as yours.

They may review and decide you don't need it.

The thing you could point out in the wording is:

OR work for an employer who is satisfied that the worker has the skills and knowledge expected of a certified journey-person,

Maybe you could get your employer to support you in this by writing a statement to say they are satisfied you have the skills and knowledge?

Did you have previous experience in that trade? Or any previous experience that would support your application? Luckily, I could prove that I had 20 years of experience and my employer was happy with my skills and knowledge

Good luck with it

 

[scoot]

I am glad I never got asked for that,I have never heard of a certified Concrete finisher in Scotland,or anywhere else in the world but Canada.
My employer did mention in my letter that I did have plenty of years of experience though which I am guessing helped.

 

[viscaelbarca]

The thing you could point out in the wording is:
OR work for an employer who is satisfied that the worker has the skills and knowledge expected of a certified journey-person,
Maybe you could get your employer to support you in this by writing a statement to say they are satisfied you have the skills and knowledge?
Did you have previous experience in that trade? Or any previous experience that would support your application?

Should I have to aks my employer for better statement for me to confirm my skills, knowledge and send it immediately to CIC without any request ? Or wait till they ask for something ?

Unfortunately, I don't have previous experience in insulators trades. I started work on one-year Working Holiday Visa with my company, during it, they applied for 2-year LMO as Industrial Insulator.
I thought, that experience is most needed criteria in CEC, and with 20 months work in trade, this way to get a PR is perfect for me...