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flosk:
Yes oyinbo man understand. Even in ACCA, an engineering graduate or Anatomy graduate or whatever degree can register and after having satisfied the major requirements of the certification, affiliation or membership status is conferred on the individual.

Kapish!

elfmann:
Bros, this is mental torture. Evaluate ur MBA only if u haven't.

Get reference letter from ur workplace. Nominate the NOC that agrees with ur duties. Add the philosophy and ICAN stuff and check they weren't evaluated. Nna eh

justwise:
What you created was not PNP thread

Start one and state a clear difference between PNP and this current thread

Kontagious:
Hi Teecann,

So I’m thinking why not just provide what is asked for, and stop worrying over this issue of degree correlating with work experience.

I think it is common knowledge you don’t necessarily need to have a finance degree before you can be ICAN certified, moreover people have career switch, your ICAN certification shows you have what it takes to practice what you claim to practice, so why bother? I don’t think you will be penalized for not practicing Philosophy.

Provide what is asked for and watch your application come through.

If your first degree certificate was requested, why would you want to add the ICAN transcript et al? If those were needed, your ADR would have stated so. Should the need arise to validate your work experience, I don't think it will be through your degree certificate or letter of good standing from ICAN, rather getting in touch with the organization(s) you claimed to have worked.

XX01:
Did you get an ECA for your ICAN?

XX01:
You can write a letter of explanation and put this explanation as well as include the degree certificate. Remember to keep the letter short and precise and sign at the end.

Should be no problem.

ajiifixing:
I don't think this is much of a problem. Canada Immigration focuses on job functions/roles and not on Degree vs Job function. I have a feeling you are comparing it with Australian Immigration that would like to see your degree match your job role.
Go ahead and submit your ADR,I think you should be fine.

TEECANN:
Good day my good people...

I'm bothered but I know there's wisdom in multitude of counsel...hence I need your opinion from our collective knowledge here

My situation:

I applied for PNP(provincial nomination)and I was contacted to submit my my Bachelor’s degree.
Whilst submitting the application, I had submitted my highest qualification required (which is an MBA) plus my ICAN certificate (though not required).

My 1st degree is in Philosophy...but I have always in the last 9 years of my working life used my ICAN qualification to secure jobs (including the place I'm currently working now) and my employers were always aware of my 1st degree background.

I currently work as an accountant in accounting roles (never worked with my 1st degree once) and this informed my NOC 1111

Pls how do I address this provincial ADR asking for my 1st degree. How do I explain to the Visa Officer (VO) that ICAN formed the basis of the job experience that I have in the last 8 years

Note. I qualified as a chartered accountant before entering the Labour market (about the same time I graduated from my 1st degree) before NYSC year.

I further went ahead to earn an MBA in 2015 whilst working, to consolidate my finance background.

The concern is that if the VO doesn't understand properly (the peculiarity of our educational combinations in this clime) he might erroneously slam NOC/Education/experience mismatch on my application.

Thank you.

aBbiie25:
Goodevening Everyone.. Please i have a question concerning SINP application.. I read Superchi's's post about uploading some documents including the ones for spouse and child/children.. But can't seem to find anywhere where it's indicated(for spouse and for child) It's just documents for the applicant i see.. Anyone who can help with this? Thanks a lot

nikkycool:
Would actually be nice if there's a thread for this.Am already working on Saskatchewan OID hoping to submit whenever it is opened.

yimiton:
Hello guys,

Please those that have successfully received response from FRSC in Abuja by email, was there anything in particular that you did?

I have sent a mail to NDLverification@frsc.gov.ng since September 25 and till date, no acknowledgement or response from them. I sent a reminder yesterday but I'm beginning to wonder if I'll ever get a response.

Issyman:
Yes.. Just keep calling their customer care line everyday. U should request to speak with a supervisor cos their customer service agents don't really know much. He/she will insist you opened it or was not received from ICAN. I had to explain d process of getting transcripts from ICAN and how it was send through a courier service. Pls don't give up as d contact person in ICAN told me some people came to request again. Probably a system glitch in this case but keep harassing them.

Hamiltondreamer:
I think having a thread for PNP is a very necessary step. Other websites relating to Canada immigration have separate thread for PNP. Even immigration tracker has a different tracker and statistics. Since there are quite a number of people requesting for it, the thread that was shut down should be allowed to function.
Anyone who knows the powers that be on niaraland should allow that thread function

Exactly my thoughts.

I opened a thread some days ago on OCTOBER 2017 SINP EE APPLICANTS. But supermoderator @Justwise in his wisdom thinks otherwise. He shot it down!

I don't know how NL Mgt wants newbies needing easy to understand info to start wading through hundreds of pages of Immigration info on PNP, pre-ITA, CIC stage (post ITA) all in the same and one thread!

It just reminds of junior secondary school days when you have messy class note containing one topic in Government class followed by Economics class just the page after and Mathematics lesson after that...messy and difficult to follow!

olajide21:
If you could send your email to me (PM if you want) i would send a copy to you. If can pre fill it and give it to them at Alagbon.

Nwandy218:
I used children's practice in ikoyi. They gave me a protective shield to wear. If you are in Lagos, u can use them.

olajide21:
You would need to print and fill that form for your PCC

omesanni:
My aor is June 10 too but yesterday my status changed from ip2 to NA. I was expecting ppr

JESUSisable:
Hi guys'

Please can anyone send the link where I can download the police character fingerprint form or give an Abuja office address where I can obtain the hard copy of the fingerprint form?

Thanks my people.

jnyuwa02:
Yes you can pursue anywhere in the world and if you succeed, can come back to Nigeria and take your familly or they can follow the protocol by themselves of joining you in Canada. There is an EE thread on NL and you might want to follow there with them. This one is strictly student visa.

I don't think these are the best public policy schools in Canada. Every public policy school claims they are the best. I think University of Calgary Public Policy school is one of the best and offers full scholarship to all the students accepted to its masters program. That is how you know who is the best. The best public policy schools have full scholarship for two years. University of Saskatchewan is one of the best too. But then I am partial because I am going there.

I will look at the 3 aforementioned and give you my take.

jnyuwa02:
1. Yes you will continue to be an international student till you get a positive final verdict on your PR application.

2. Of course, keep pursuing your PR till you hear a final verdict. Even when you are on student visa and your wife and children are in Nigeria, it ain't over till it's all over.

On a different note, what are the 3 top public policy school that you applied? I ask because every public policy school I looked into, says they are the best.

bodeakinboyo:
Good day all,

Please i need assistance on the CPA Alberta registration with my ICAN certificate, MSC Finance and BSC accounting . i will be leaving for canada by the end of this month . Please someone help me with a step by step on what to do before i travel.