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stonecoldcafe:
Success is your portion. You will go in victory and return with a testimony.

Just saw your notes, why not take the bank statements from inception of your job as pointed out in your notes. Just hold it. The noes specifically mentions it

@glitteringstar thank God for journey mercies

Elfmannisback:
No worry.. NYSC stood for a year claim. Right? Did u claim two years from this small-pay-by-hand workplace?

Godisincontrol:
Original NYSC employment letter nko?

Godisincontrol:
I have just gone through your previous posts, I feel the problem started from the NYSC you claimed points from. Hope you can back you claims?

Godisincontrol:
I have just gone thr

Elfmannisback:
NYC?

Godisincontrol:
Guy calm down. I don't know your interview date but if I were you I would have ordered notes by now to see the concerns raised before going to the said interview and then take it up from there. Don't shoot your leg on the foot a second time.

happytbaby:
In addition, any contradictory information on Linkedin, Facebook etc?

Bubuyaya2015:
My dear, if all your documents are original and not doctored you HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR. If I were you, I will be going through my documents now to make sure I can correlate any information I have on my application. Interview is not a bad thing. Atimes its randomly done. It's not about submitting too many documents. You should submit whatever documents that you feel that will boost your chances. I do not think you submitted a lot of documents. No two cases are the same.
I am a single mum with full custody of my daughter. I went as far as submitting even hospital receipts and bank statements to show hospital payments and so many other things. I even added her birthday pictures from 1st to 4th birthday. These are all proof to show that I have been the one taking care of my daughter and the father has not been in the picture since birth. I did it when I applied for study permit. It worked. So I am doing it again. Some people will say the documents are too many. I have taken the seat of the VO and asked myself what he/she will be asking for when my application is being processed. and I have submitted any document to answer that.
So please you did not submit too many documents. Look at it positively. To be frank, most of my friends here- CEC Inland all want an interview. They approve your application on the spot in Canada if you are called for an interview and it shortens the whole thing. I have not seen anyone get rejected and they all said they were asked basic questions about their jobs.
I know the married ones, were interviewed separately and probably to know if both of them were on the same page.
Please dont stress over this. Good luck.

Tojued:
IMO you submitted too many documents and your VO got suspicious. Requirement for proof of employment is reference letter and payslips (if available). You did overkill not just for one job, but for your entire work history.

Don't worry, everything works for good. Carry all your docs plus passport plus copr photos when going, instant copr may just be your portion.

Tojued:
IMO you submitted too many documents and your VO got suspicious. Requirement for proof of employment is reference letter and payslips (if available). You did overkill not just for one job, but for your entire work history.

Don't worry, everything works for good. Carry all your docs plus passport plus copr photos when going, instant copr may just be your portion.

JiggyFighter:
And your references were all on letterheads stating when you started work, your duties, salaries etc? Did they send you any ADR before the interview request? Also did you order GCMS notes? You submitted more than even some people who didn't get any ADR or interview recommendation so this is strange. Is there anything else of note in the interview request?

JiggyFighter:
What proof of employment did you submit initially? Did you submit the employment references on letterheads from your employers and in CIC format?

Just gather all the documents you have to support your employment. If you didn't get references from your employers before, try and get them. Also get payslips if you don't have statements showing salary payments into your account. And if you don't have that then get a letter from your employer saying they don't issue payslips.

luffyhaki:
Yes I did, I worked in a govt Vet hospital where I received state medical allowance and I have the payslips so I decided to claim it.
I guessed as much..Why are they requesting for your NYSC details? Did you claim points from NYSC?

iamkunski:
NYC certificate not NYSC o