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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 1:23pm On Feb 05, 2020 |
Collineno: I need advise on these please.
1) I tried creating my EE profile but couldn't see Electrical Engineering as part of the degrees is it okay if I select others??
2) I only evaluated my Masters degree with WES but when creating my profile I added my bachelor's degree which I didn't evaluate. Do I need to fill only my evaluated Masters degree? Are there any implications if I add my bachelor's degree?? Awaiting advise on this please |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 8:04am On Feb 05, 2020 |
I need advise on these please.
1) I tried creating my EE profile but couldn't see Electrical Engineering as part of the degrees is it okay if I select others??
2) I only evaluated my Masters degree with WES but when creating my profile I added my bachelor's degree which I didn't evaluate. Do I need to fill only my evaluated Masters degree? Are there any implications if I add my bachelor's degree?? |
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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:15am On Feb 03, 2020 |
yemblaze: I sent you an email...pls reply I didn't see your email. Please resend it or better still check I sent you a PM |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 5:59am On Feb 03, 2020 |
Erigo23: You still have time to rewrite. Don’t bother remarking you’re listening it won’t change... you can register for CBT ielts it comes out faster than paper based ielts and has more dates so you can have the required scores before ur birthday. Good luck. A lot of people have been in your shoes and persevered you will also. Thank you for your encouraging words. I heard reading in CBT is difficult to comprehend especially the last paragraph. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:56pm On Feb 02, 2020 |
Eraytee: if you have your ECA create your profile now and be in the pool, register for the next available test date and give it your best. I have my ECA and I have created my profile but didnt see a place to upload my ECA. Please how do I upload the ECA from WES?? |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 3:25pm On Feb 02, 2020 |
I am hurt emotionally.
Please I need your advice on this. My IDP MOD, IELTS result is LRSW - 7, 7, 7.5, 7 and with this result, my CSR score will be 408. However, if I had 8 in listening my CSR score will be 472.
Do you advise I remark listening module? Is there a chance it will change to 8? My birthday is coming up in two months time consequently, I will drop by 5 points.
Please advise I need to get ITA before my birthday... |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 9:13am On Feb 02, 2020 |
emmatrack: I really salute your courage and determination. As regards IELTS, I'd say you shouldn't bother with remark IMO. Perhaps you should just keep an eye on pnp for now Why did you advise him not to remark the result? Have you encountered similar? Also, would you advise someone with LRSW - 7, 7, 7.5,7 with IDP MOD to remark listening? I need 8 in listening but got 7. Please advise because I am tempted to remark only listening |
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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:40pm On Jan 24, 2020 |
Eraytee: What stage are you presently? If you are post-ITA go ahead and submit your application. When you renew your passport you will inform IRCC via webform. Thank you so much. This is really helpful |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:29am On Jan 24, 2020 |
I have an important question to ask. Can I apply even when my passport is about to expire in 5 months? What is the minimum passport validity before applying for PPR?? |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 10:58am On Dec 28, 2019 |
Oluwolefola: The job description as specified in the reference letter from the employer is more important than the title. Use that to select the right NOC. Please what is the NOC code for this job description below. I checked but couldn't find the right code. Please assist • Conduct site energy audit for residential and commercial photovoltaic (PV) power system installation. • Design PV systems including solar water heater for residential and commercial buildings. • Supervise technicians and provide support during system installation. • Prepare cost estimates including levelized cost of energy and provide reports of proposed photovoltaic systems for residential and commercial clients. • Research, test new PV technologies to benefit clients and provide recommendation • Perform computer aided simulation of PV production and system performance monitoring • Develop PV installation safety procedures and ensure strict adherence by installers |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 10:55am On Dec 28, 2019 |
Beyy: I think job title doesn’t really matter when choosing your NOC. The job duties are what matters the most. So I’ll suggest you double check your job duties with those stated by CIC for a solar engineer and see if it matches. If it does then that should be your NOC It is difficult to get the duties on cic website. I checked but couldn't find any I am thinking of using NOC 2133. The job description is stated below. • Conduct site energy audit for residential and commercial photovoltaic (PV) power system installation. • Design PV systems including solar water heater for residential and commercial buildings. • Supervise technicians and provide support during system installation. • Prepare cost estimates including levelized cost of energy and provide reports of proposed photovoltaic systems for residential and commercial clients. • Research, test new PV technologies to benefit clients and provide recommendation • Perform computer aided simulation of PV production and system performance monitoring • Develop PV installation safety procedures and ensure strict adherence by installers |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 10:00pm On Dec 27, 2019 |
rahman137: Try checking Electrical Engineer, your role is electrical in nature and can be adjusted to fit same. i have a brother doing similar thing as you and he is going with electrical engineer NOC Thank you so much. I think Electrical Engineer is the right NOC. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:59am On Dec 27, 2019 |
EyesondPrize: You should only choose NOC’s that start with zero If you occupy a managerial role. Thanks for your response but it is not actually a managerial role. I work as a photovoltaic engineer or Solar Engineer as popularly called. It is very difficult to get the correct NOC with this job title |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 11:54am On Dec 26, 2019 |
Collineno: Merry Christmas great People
Please what is the NOC code for this job description below
• Conduct site energy audit for residential and commercial photovoltaic (PV) power system installation. • Design PV systems including solar water heater for residential and commercial buildings. • Supervise technicians and provide support during system installation. • Prepare cost estimates including levelized cost of energy and provide reports of proposed photovoltaic systems for residential and commercial clients. • Research, test new PV technologies to benefit clients and provide recommendation • Perform computer aided simulation of PV production and system performance monitoring • Develop PV installation safety procedures and ensure strict adherence by installers
Any guru in the house? I am tempted to go with NOC 7243 or NOC 2132. What would you advise please Please |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 11:53am On Dec 26, 2019 |
Collineno: Merry Christmas great People
Please what is the NOC code for this job description below
• Conduct site energy audit for residential and commercial photovoltaic (PV) power system installation. • Design PV systems including solar water heater for residential and commercial buildings. • Supervise technicians and provide support during system installation. • Prepare cost estimates including levelized cost of energy and provide reports of proposed photovoltaic systems for residential and commercial clients. • Research, test new PV technologies to benefit clients and provide recommendation • Perform computer aided simulation of PV production and system performance monitoring • Develop PV installation safety procedures and ensure strict adherence by installers
Any guru in the house? I am tempted to go with NOC 7243 or NOC 2132. What would you advise please This has not been answered pls |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 11:45am On Dec 26, 2019 |
Collineno: Merry Christmas great People
Please what is the NOC code for this job description below
• Conduct site energy audit for residential and commercial photovoltaic (PV) power system installation. • Design PV systems including solar water heater for residential and commercial buildings. • Supervise technicians and provide support during system installation. • Prepare cost estimates including levelized cost of energy and provide reports of proposed photovoltaic systems for residential and commercial clients. • Research, test new PV technologies to benefit clients and provide recommendation • Perform computer aided simulation of PV production and system performance monitoring • Develop PV installation safety procedures and ensure strict adherence by installers
Any guru in the house? I am tempted to go with NOC 7243 or NOC 2132. What would you advise please Help on this please |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 7:22am On Dec 25, 2019 |
Merry Christmas great People
Please what is the NOC code for this job description below
• Conduct site energy audit for residential and commercial photovoltaic (PV) power system installation. • Design PV systems including solar water heater for residential and commercial buildings. • Supervise technicians and provide support during system installation. • Prepare cost estimates including levelized cost of energy and provide reports of proposed photovoltaic systems for residential and commercial clients. • Research, test new PV technologies to benefit clients and provide recommendation • Perform computer aided simulation of PV production and system performance monitoring • Develop PV installation safety procedures and ensure strict adherence by installers
Any guru in the house? I am tempted to go with NOC 7243 or NOC 2132. What would you advise please |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:19am On Dec 17, 2019 |
If I want to use the money I used in purchasing treasury bill from one of the banks what document is required when submitting application  I would like to use the treasury bill purchased as proof of funds |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Will You Quit Your Job And Travel Abroad For Studies? by Collineno: 5:47pm On Dec 11, 2019 |
Considering the location China, I will not quit my job. I have Chinese friends who don't even want to stay in their country because the expectation from your employer is usually high compared to the salary. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 10:56pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
Collineno: Please what is the correct NOC for this job description below:
1) Design a transaction monitoring dashboard and monitor bank’s transactions.
2) Contribute a percentage reduction in service downtime to meet target SLAs and improve system reliability
3) Manage incidents and investigate root cause of system failures
4) Proactively fix users incidents and escalate timely using BMC remedy software.
5) Offer first and second level technical support to users and effectively monitor system capacity utilization to optimize business processes.
6) Generate weekly and monthly service/capacity performance reports Gurus in the house What will be the NOC of these job descriptions?? |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:06am On Nov 29, 2019 |
Collineno: Please what is the correct NOC for this job description below:
1) Design a transaction monitoring dashboard and monitor bank’s transactions.
2) Contribute a percentage reduction in service downtime to meet target SLAs and improve system reliability
3) Manage incidents and investigate root cause of system failures
4) Proactively fix users incidents and escalate timely using BMC remedy software.
5) Offer first and second level technical support to users and effectively monitor system capacity utilization to optimize business processes.
6) Generate weekly and monthly service/capacity performance reports Will NOC 2282 work for this job description  ? Expert advise needed |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:17pm On Nov 28, 2019 |
Please what is the correct NOC for this job description below:
1) Design a transaction monitoring dashboard and monitor bank’s transactions.
2) Contribute a percentage reduction in service downtime to meet target SLAs and improve system reliability
3) Manage incidents and investigate root cause of system failures
4) Proactively fix users incidents and escalate timely using BMC remedy software.
5) Offer first and second level technical support to users and effectively monitor system capacity utilization to optimize business processes.
6) Generate weekly and monthly service/capacity performance reports |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:30am On Nov 26, 2019 |
kennson: ....It has ended in PRAISE. Finally IT'S PPR
“When I think of the goodness of Jesus and all he has done for us...”
It is my turn to give back to this great thread which I have gained so much from (part 3 till date) that I can pass for an agent as my friends always say. This is my very first post on this thread as i am a distinguished member of The Silent Readers Association.
Caveat: Please ignore all grammatical blunders (I no sabi English) and please don't quote text. Thank you.
And our testimony goes thus -
TIMELINE:
IELTS:
PA 1st attempt_APRIL 21st 2018 (MOD)- LRWS-6,7,6.5,7 2nd attempt_JUNE 30th 2018 (MOD)- LRWS-7.5,9,7,8 3rd attempt_JULY 28th 2018 (MOD)- LRWS-8.5,7,7,8
SPOUSE 1st attempt_21st APRIL 2018 (MOD)- LRWS- 6,7.5,6,7.5
WES PA: SEPTEMBER 2018 WES Spouse: October 2018(not used)
ITA: October 3rd 2018 (CRS 472)
AOR: November 22nd 2018 MEP 1.0: December 31st 2018 BIL: January 4th 2018
S I L E N C E
RPRF: APRIL 5th 2018
Ghost update: August 8th 2019
PPR 1.0 : August 9th and dated August 8th 2018. COPR 1.0 : September 4th 2019
VO: Ottawa Family of 2
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New addition to family: September 2019
CIC Notified of Newborn: October 3rd 2019(Submitted all documents via web form and mail)
CIC Request for Document: October 22nd 2019
Document Submitted: October 23rd 2019
Addition of New born: October 24th 2019
MEP 2.0: October 24th 2019
Ghost Update: October 28th 2019
PPR 2.0: November 22nd 2019
VO: Ottawa Family of 3
DECISION TO TRAVEL
After we got married in December 2017 i decided it was time to leave the country. DW was working in VI and I always felt pity for her waking up 4am to prepare for work and returning between 8-11.30 pm Monday to Friday. In my own case, office was close to where we reside and I don't experience traffic in any form plus the fact that my work was very flexible. Thus I told her we are moving that this is not the kind of life I want to leave.
ECA (WES) DW registered for WES January 2018 and requested for transcript thinking since we've paid the appropriate fees to her institution the people in charge too should do their job not knowing we were on our own. Nothing was done until around April/May 2018 when we paid someone to follow up and everything was resolved within a month. Faced with the issue of ABWA/ICAN ATS. We had a lot of back and forth eventually it was all resolved. Hence we claimed 2 or more certificate as it was written on her WES report
IELTS Hmmmmmm.... We thought is it not English we are going to write and speak.... I got some materials online and practiced but DW was just like no be English comprehension, letter writing, essay writing and the English she has been speaking for ages. She only attempted to prepare some days to the exam and the result is as seen above. After the 1st attempt I was introduced to BARONS IELTS textbook which DW dedicated time to practice with and eventually scaled through.
MEDICALS: Called Qlife for upfront medical and was given a date in November 2018.
PCC ASP Moshood helped out here. Wifey could not go so i printed a copys of the police document and told her to thumb print which i took along with her passport. Paid 10k for both of us.
WORK REFERENCE: DW who was the PA who was on her 4th Job after NYSC and we needed to claim 3 years plus. She only had a continuous 1 year work experience for her NYSC and her current job that just clocked a year. She was not ready to disclose her plan at her new workplace. So we had to find a way around getting reference letter from colleague and her past employers.
Employer 1: Work reference in CIC format
Employer 2: Employer was not ready to give reference in CIC format and was delaying in responding to mails. He just gave a regular format he chose himself. Thus we included our mail exchange with employer, letter issued, employment letter, few snap shot of salary credit alerts we could find in her mail from bank and resignation letter.
Employer 3: Work reference in CIC format
Employer 4: Reference letter from a colleague excluding salary (not notarized). Attached picture at work, employment letter, promotion letter last 3 months pay stubs.
POF: All funds was in Stanbic MMF. We only submitted the reference letter issued (standard stanbic format) without statement and added snapshot of conversion from XE.com and Oanda.com
SIBLING POINT: We submitted first page of phone bill statement, Copy of PR card, birth certificate (issued by the church),parent marriage certificate. We did not include passport data page as it was not requested. In all we tried to keep the application simple.
POST AOR There was nothing eventful as it's seems our file was not touched after the BIOMETRICS. When we applied and received the first GCMS, we saw somewhere that case/file parked was written. During the wait wifey submitted renewed passport and also we paid the RPRF Fee just to see if we could trigger any action on our file. GCMS Notes shows only Medicals and Criminality was passed and others not started. This was after about 5 months and still no update. Several phone calls to IRCC seem to make no difference except the reminder they always put forward to the visa officer. Emotions were very high at some point as we had planned to have our new born in Canada but seem IRCC had their own plan.
First PPR came at the point when wifey was out of the country and had to return within a week so as to submit passport at vfs. Passport was submitted mid-August and returned on 4th September which was too late to travel as Doctors advise us against travelling at that point. We wanted to take the risk but after considering all risk Involved we had to shelve the idea. Some days later our bundle of Joy arrived. Immediately we proceeded to obtain baby's passport and it was ready in 3 working days.
Booked upfront medicals for baby at Q-life. Wifey and myself medicals will be expiring in November 2019 and the trend showed that re medicals was being asked for people whose medicals was expiring in 2-3 months. We decided to be proactive and we booked for up-front Remedicals at IOM as there was no space at Q-life. IOM team said it can't be done that we should wait for Remedicals from IRCC since our initial medicals was still valid and we would need IME number but I told them we are constrained of time et al. Eventually they agreed to conduct the test.
We merged all documents that we saw online that would be needed to add a new born and sent to IRCC via web form and mail. Our file was reopened (we saw a ghost update) after about 3 weeks and we were asked to upload our newborns documents and now they requested for Re-medicals for wifey and myself. We just merged all documents together again and arranged it sequentially then uploaded to our profile on the 23rd October. Newborn was added and medical passed the day after. We saw another ghost update on the 28th October and we concluded that our file has been approved.
Thereafter it was silence all through except mails and web form that their response was saying the ‘appropriate office/officer will get back to us’.
PPR 2.0 mail came in 22nd November 2019(AOR anniversary)
Most Grateful to GOD who saw us through this journey.
I want to appreciate those people I messaged privately to inquire for one thing or the other and my November 2018 AOR WhatsApp Group... God bless you all. Permit me to single out @Seun(thanks for this platform) @Newmum0615 (helped out with the 2 NOCs we combined and always saying 'keep your application simple') @RamJ (always ready to give direction) @wizean(helped with transcript contact)and also @JustinTrudeau/@Safex(helped with ICAN ATS issues...pray IT A fall on you soon).
Finally... OUR WATCH HAS ENDED IN PRAISE... Congratulations on your PPR. Please what documents did your wife colleague provide as proof of being a confirmed staff of the organisation? Was it ID card, employment letter or what?? I sent you a PM |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:21am On Nov 26, 2019 |
Jaybye: Modified response above.
If you can get a trusted colleague to write you a reference letter as advised, you will have to worry about him/her being contacted if IRCC so desires, which is actually no worry. Thank you. This is really helpful |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:13am On Nov 26, 2019 |
Jaybye: [s]Don't bother yourself about 'confirmation'. The most important thing is that you have a Letter of Offer of Employment on from your organisation/company that states you are an employee, when you started work, conditions of work (such as working hours and remunerations) and then, it also mentions your roles. From your previous post, you confirmed that you have your payslips as well, which confirms that your current job is a paid one. Since you do not want the HR people to know about this process yet due to the reason you gave, then you should just go ahead. You should add an LOE to explain why you couldn't obtain a reference letter. These VOs are reasonable humans in my own opinion, just as long as you are keeping things plain and not falsifying them[/s].
Modified: I just saw your initial post from @Tolfa's response above that your job roles were not stated. I'm so sorry, the roles have to be there as that would eventually determine which NOC you fall into. I don't know anyway round this, except if you have a colleague who can write a reference letter for you on an A4 paper in the required format and include his/her relevant documents confirming such as a member of staff of your organisation. You can see @Kennson PPR gist above to see how his wife got a reference letter from a colleague.. Her situation then is a similar one to yours. Thank you for this. I think I will go this route |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:10am On Nov 26, 2019 |
Jaybye: As long as those documents can prove the following; that you are a confirmed employee, show your employment date(s), show your working hours/state that you are working full time (or part time as the case may be), indicate your salary per month/annum, inform them of your roles and are on a letter-head bearing the organisation's name, address and contact details, I think those documents, when merged into one (if you wish), will fly. Brother Collin, those details I listed above are what I believe are required in a reference letter. All the best!
Thank you for your response. Must the letter say confirmed staff? I am still on probation and it was stated in my contract that I have to work 1 year minimum before being confirmed |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:31pm On Nov 25, 2019 |
[quote author=Collineno post=84358758][/quote]Thank you for your response. Must the letter say confirmed staff? I am still on probation and it was stated in my contract that I have to work 6 months minimum before being confirmed.
Also, will current employers be contacted? If they do it might raise serious concern at work when your line manager gets to know that you are about to escape |
Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by Collineno: 6:26pm On Nov 25, 2019 |
Jaybye: As long as those documents can prove the following; that you are a confirmed employee, show your employment date(s), show your working hours/state that you are working full time (or part time as the case may be), indicate your salary per month/annum, inform them of your roles and are on a letter-head bearing the organisation's name, address and contact details, I think those documents, when merged into one (if you wish), will fly. Brother Collin, those details I listed above are what I believe are required in a reference letter. All the best!
Thank you for your response. Must the letter say confirmed staff? I am still on probation and it was stated in my contract that I have to work 1 year minimum before being confirmed |