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Hello.
I have been self employed all my adult life. Started my business in 2014. How do I prove my “employment status” & work experience? I studied Business Management & Administration & with NOC O range.
How do I also prove my salary?

I want to apply for the SINP. Please help.
Thanks.

Samuelobiora19:
Hello, try sending me a PM, there is a better,faster and legitimate way of getting a 2nd degree..You would need your Bsc TRANSCRIPTS (student's copy), Statement of Result or certificate, Passport Photograph, O'level result..It is a pre-HND certification,and your credentials will be sent electronically to WES..Start to Finish of the process is about a month or less..

This doesn’t seem any way legit so no but thanks.

Lagbaja88:
yes they do. Use search button to see ppr stories of people who have used it

Thank you

Hello House. I am back.
I want to increase my CRS score.
Does WES evaluate CIPM certificate? I am about to register and I need to be sure so I don’t waste money on irrelevant certifications.
What other certifications does WES evaluate? Thank you.

uzotex1000:
Please Mr,dont u read the news?Cant u see the problem those countries are facing?The level of corruption over there as increased.I will tell u my uncle's experience he was a manager of John Holts in Ikeja and later decided to leave for USA with his family but now he his regreting it.

U are earning 300k a month men it is a hell of money together with Job security and Pension.Please and Please what u should start doing from today if u have not,Try to save atleast 100k a month.Since u said u
are a contract staff look for other things doing also.Read this book "the richest man in Babylon".Sir u are lucky there are better and plenty opportunities in Nigeria.The standard of living here is cheaper than over there.Save in One year and buy a land.There are many people begging to be in ur shoes.I wish am the one.I am Presently doing my NYSC in Lagos,I read computer science,am seriously hunting for a job that can help me save money so i can do my Masters by nxt yr.So u can invest in me!
Goodluck Sir

So many years later, i am here, reading this myopic comment.

GraciousWords:
I would advise:
1) you start learning French, apart from adding to your CRS, it opens you up to more PNPs
2) you don't worry too much about the province, since you can move once you've got citizenship as already explained
3) you study hard for IELTS and get CLB10
4) you do one of the short courses already suggested to get 2 or lore degrees.
5) read, study & digest page 1 and all the IRCC links there

Lol @ bold.......

lol @ bold.. LOL.
About French, I recently downloaded the Duolingo App from a suggestion I read last month on this thread and I’m learning so I’ll see how that goes.
All the points noted. I will do as I’ve been advised.
I know I will be back with great news. Thank you

brogxy:
Whatever you plan to do, do it quick. Do not think EE will be for long and policies can also change anytime.

Thank you

mastravel:
You lose more points if you wait that long. Making your chances more difficult. There are short certifications you can get within 2/3months that can add up in place of masters/PhD to increase your CRS.
ACCA foundation courses, CIMA... Check underneath for our contact for more info on study resources, exam center nearest to you

Thank you. I’ll inquire about the short courses and get started ASAP.

ayandee:
you can do that but also note that immigration policies change. No one knows what will happen in 3 or 4 years from now.
Like i said earlier, the study route is a sure path to PR at least for now. But if funds are a contraint, look into other countries' immigration options. Have a plan B and even C.

Thank you

ayandee:
The CEC is different. The CEC stream is for those who have studied and worked in Canada. They are being prioritised now, hence the low CRS. The last draw for outlanders was 468 and that was in December 2020. Before that time scores were in the range of 470-478

Thank you for the clarification. I appreciate.
Do you suggest I give myself 2-3years in Nigeria, get work experience, get my Masters and maybe PhD (All online as I want Foreign degrees) and then start the Canadian PR process? I will be 34 in 3years so would still within the age score. Is that a good plan?
Canada is supposed to be a fresh start for me, quite bombed it won’t be sooner.

littyprincess:
You can move after you get citizenship.

Thank you�

ayandee:
My advice: Don't count your eggs before they are hatched. With no direct relatives in Saskatchewan, no masters degree, less than 10 years experience, SINP chances are quite low are at the moment. If your skill is in demand in Alberta, you just might get lucky and be selected.
Another option you should explore is the study route. It's about the surest way to Canada PR now, if you are able to get a study visa.

Thank you for your response.
I have weighed the option of Studying in Canada but the cost is high. I am looking at the option of starting an Online MBA with the London Metropolitan School of Business and Management because I read that WES approves it.
Also I see that 4500 persons who applied for the EE- CEC were given ITA with CRA score of 357 but my CRS calculation is above that. What do you suggest in this case? Do I just apply with what I’ve got and hope for the best?

HELLO House.
I’m new here.
So I just turned 31, Very single, no direct relatives in Canada, One B.Sc , 6years self employed/ Business experience in the NOC 0 skilled workers. Do I qualify for EE or PNP? I want to leave Nigeria for Canada and from by CRS calculation, I am below 400 points. I plan on writing my IELTS in October and November. I have started the WES process with my school. I plan to get all my documents ready before I create an EE profile. With my scores below 400, SINP is looking like my best bet into Canada but I’m conflicted as I would prefer Alberta.
Can I do the Saskatchewan INP? I hear Regina is a lonely area but Can I manage to live there, get my Citizenship and move to another city? Or if I go the SINP route, will I be stuck in Regina or SK province for the rest of my Canadian life?