Newmum0615:
Send me a PM, let's rub minds

Newbeecey:
lmao...why did MMM come to mind first? Dont ask me that question you want to ask o, im not at home.

Jennypharb1:


They refused. That is the only format they give out according to them. I think I'll just submit like I didn't receive a reference letter

adesbaba:
Good afternoon family ;!!!


Please what one year programme can I take to boost my score ...although I hold a CICRM(Chartered Institute of Customer Relationship Mgt) associate member certificate but dunno if it will count as 2 certificates..

Am 23,..with 2 yrs,4 months working experience.. Presently in a Microfinance bank as account officer/fund transfer officer...

I want to take advantage of my young age with this EE and quickly leave the country for global exploits....and for my future kids sake.....




Thanks sirs/MA's and success to all

CPEThorpe:


Yes, they do evaluate certificates without transcripts!
I made an error of waiting for my school to send transcripts first before I sent my certificates via hellofax. Once they received the transcripts from school on August 1st, as well as my certificates from me,guess what?? they had to start evaluating my certificates first before they sent a verification mail to my school. It took 3 weeks before they completed "Credentials have been received and that Evaluation is in progress...you are not allowed to do anything at this time..." .it was only after they sent verification mail to school

So it's good you sent your certificates earlier!

Ramj:


I can help just bring both minds and I can rub it together.

@Newmum0615 thanks for always helping with NOC..

Please for someone who works 9am -9pm reading Nairaland (Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled ) what would my NOC be.
Also Would I quickly get job in Canada?

Thank you its a very urgent something I am about to eAPR. Also who would give me reference letter?

Je m'appelle Ramj

Newmum0615:
So, I heard the most bizarre post-PPR rejection story this week.

Someone who works in a bank applied for himself and family and instead of using his bank job as work experience, he stated that he was self-employed and proceeded to apply with docs to show that he is a self-employed consultant or something like that. Everything was moving smoothly, he got PPR and then the worst happened when his and dependent's passports was returned by VFS without COPR or visa. Next, he got a notice of rejection. Apparently, they found out about his bank job and that he lied about the fact that he was still employed by the bank. Reason he gave for not using his bank job to claim points was that he didn't want to ask his HR for letter. He actually has a side hustle that pays but he wanted to use that rather than use his job to claim points.

So guys, for some of us who are always reluctant to ask for reference letters because of the preconceived notion that our employers might either not agree to sign or become hostile once they learn of our plans, please be warned. There is no harm in trying. Always play on the side of caution. I can't even begin to imagine if this guy has gone ahead to announce PPR to friends and family or even bought flight tickets etc.

Stay woke guys. Stay woke.

Tojued:


You can do an msc with open university.

Tojued:


You can include the letter like that along with your correspondence with them in refusing to give you any other format. Last last it's still proof that you work with the company.

Jennypharb1:


All communication with them was oral. They even refused to view the cic format I had already typed for them to see, that they know what to do. Only for me to pick up this vacation letter

adesbaba:



2)Pls how long is the open university MSC....is it one year

Newmum0615:
So, I heard the most bizarre post-PPR rejection story this week.

Someone who works in a bank applied for himself and family and instead of using his bank job as work experience,

Stay woke guys. Stay woke.

Newmum0615:
So, I heard the most bizarre post-PPR rejection story this week.

Someone who works in a bank applied for himself and family and instead of using his bank job as work experience, he stated that he was self-employed and proceeded to apply with docs to show that he is a self-employed consultant or something like that. Everything was moving smoothly, he got PPR and then the worst happened when his and dependent's passports was returned by VFS without COPR or visa. Next, he got a notice of rejection. Apparently, they found out about his bank job and that he lied about the fact that he was still employed by the bank. Reason he gave for not using his bank job to claim points was that he didn't want to ask his HR for letter. He actually has a side hustle that pays but he wanted to use that rather than use his job to claim points.

So guys, for some of us who are always reluctant to ask for reference letters because of the preconceived notion that our employers might either not agree to sign or become hostile once they learn of our plans, please be warned. There is no harm in trying. Always play on the side of caution. I can't even begin to imagine if this guy has gone ahead to announce PPR to friends and family or even bought flight tickets etc.

Stay woke guys. Stay woke.

Newmum0615:
Ah, that NOC falls under NOC Skill level F. IRCC is still working on the main duties for it. Wait small. You can easily get a job with it in Nigeria. Canada is not ready for your skill type yet. Ask your office cleaner, I hear they give reference letters to people with your skill set.

Thank you me later. Don't mention.

_{Lemme comman be going.}

Newmum0615:


Stay woke guys. Stay woke.

smslive2:
This one get k-leg ooo... Imagine his village people waited for him at the border of breakthrough. It is well o

Newmum0615:


So guys, for some of us who are always reluctant to ask for reference letters because of the preconceived notion that our employers might either not agree to sign or become hostile once they learn of our plans, please be warned. There is no harm in trying. Always play on the side of caution. I can't even begin to imagine if this guy has gone ahead to announce PPR to friends and family or even bought flight tickets etc.

Stay woke guys. Stay woke.

Hephgirl:
as in en... This is what dey call failure at d edge of breakthrough.

Jennypharb1:


All communication with them was oral. They even refused to view the cic format I had already typed for them to see, that they know what to do. Only for me to pick up this vacation letter

pweetygeek:
Hello house, I really appreciate everybody on this thread for all the info, if i open Canada immigration shop I go sell market well well. God bless you guys. So quick question my CRS is humbly sitting at 438 and the draw so far has been 440 upwards at least for this year, my ielts is L8.5,R9.0, W7.0, S8.0, Bsc accounting, 3yrs work experience, age 24. Please what do you think my chances are? Should i still calm down or start looking for ways to increase my point? Thank you.

Newmum0615:
So, I heard the most bizarre post-PPR rejection story this week.

Someone who works in a bank applied for himself and family and instead of using his bank job as work experience, he stated that he was self-employed and proceeded to apply with docs to show that he is a self-employed consultant or something like that. Everything was moving smoothly, he got PPR and then the worst happened when his and dependent's passports was returned by VFS without COPR or visa. Next, he got a notice of rejection. Apparently, they found out about his bank job and that he lied about the fact that he was still employed by the bank. Reason he gave for not using his bank job to claim points was that he didn't want to ask his HR for letter. He actually has a side hustle that pays but he wanted to use that rather than use his job to claim points.

So guys, for some of us who are always reluctant to ask for reference letters because of the preconceived notion that our employers might either not agree to sign or become hostile once they learn of our plans, please be warned. There is no harm in trying. Always play on the side of caution. I can't even begin to imagine if this guy has gone ahead to announce PPR to friends and family or even bought flight tickets etc.

Stay woke guys. Stay woke.

Newmum0615:
World people.

30watts:
Hello people
Just hit another road block and need help.

I have a first degree in Engineering but I have worked as a Tax Analyst with a big four audit firm for the past 3 years and I know my noc is 1111.

The problem is, I have looked at employment requirements(*attached) for me to be eligible under this noc and i don’t have these qualifications listed. Hence it’s difficult to answer the question

“* Date “Mr Nairalander Needs Help” first became qualified to practice in this occupation”

Please before we ask that I read through previous threads I’ve read through similar issues but mine seems unique as the others most often have an accounting or finance degree or prof. qualification.


Anyone with valid references can point me to where to research, alternatively if you have an answer kindly assist........

Thank You

Newmum0615:
So, I heard the most bizarre post-PPR rejection story this week.

Stay woke guys. Stay woke.

Newmum0615:
So, I heard the most bizarre post-PPR rejection story this week.

Someone who works in a bank applied for himself and family and instead of using his bank job as work experience, he stated that he was self-employed and proceeded to apply with docs to show that he is a self-employed consultant or something like that. Everything was moving smoothly, he got PPR and then the worst happened when his and dependent's passports was returned by VFS without COPR or visa. Next, he got a notice of rejection. Apparently, they found out about his bank job and that he lied about the fact that he was still employed by the bank. Reason he gave for not using his bank job to claim points was that he didn't want to ask his HR for letter. He actually has a side hustle that pays but he wanted to use that rather than use his job to claim points.

So guys, for some of us who are always reluctant to ask for reference letters because of the preconceived notion that our employers might either not agree to sign or become hostile once they learn of our plans, please be warned. There is no harm in trying. Always play on the side of caution. I can't even begin to imagine if this guy has gone ahead to announce PPR to friends and family or even bought flight tickets etc.

Stay woke guys. Stay woke.