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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by adebee16: 3:09pm On Jan 14, 2019
nelronaldo:

I have worked for one year seven months. Place A from June 2017 to April 2018. Place B from May 2018 till date in the same NOC. Does this count as a continuous work experience?

Yes it does

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by GozyNA: 3:25pm On Jan 14, 2019
I'm guessing you have PPR already. So we need to hear your PPR story first before we answer you grin.


dane15:
Hello People,

So I have been thinking about something. If you have family living in Accra can you send your passports to them to submit at AVO?

I am thinking one might be able to save some money and also expedite the COPR. A win-win!

People with similar experience, those that know/have read about those with similar experience or those that have facts to support the move kindly assist.

Thanks in anticipation.

Dane15

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by nelronaldo(m): 3:26pm On Jan 14, 2019
adebee16:



Yes it does
Thank you. I needed to clarify this because I read somewhere that continuous work experience means at least 12 years in the same organization under the same NOC.
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by DrMrsCK: 3:32pm On Jan 14, 2019
PPR rain yet to begin?
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by fatiah(f): 3:32pm On Jan 14, 2019
dane15:
Hello People,

So I have been thinking about something. If you have family living in Accra can you send your passports to them to submit at AVO?

I am thinking one might be able to save some money and also expedite the COPR. A win-win!

People with similar experience, those that know/have read about those with similar experience or those that have facts to support the move kindly assist.

Thanks in anticipation.

Dane15

"As of May 1, 2018, all original documents, including passports, must be submitted via the VAC. 

Please see: http://www.vfsglobal.ca/canada/ and follow the instructions under the

“Passport Transmission Services” section. "

The above info is written on the PPR letter. So, I don't think you can submit your passport via any other route except VAC

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by GozyNA: 3:34pm On Jan 14, 2019
What do you think? Of course it counts.

nelronaldo:

I have worked for one year seven months. Place A from June 2017 to April 2018. Place B from May 2018 till date in the same NOC. Does this count as a continuous work experience?

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by GozyNA: 3:37pm On Jan 14, 2019
Never too late to chase your Canadian dream bro.

Raffie20:
Good day 'Canadians'

I just arrived here.

been reading through the thread.

please is it too late to begin the whole process from the beginning?

i think i have all they need except POF and which can be hustled.

please if i begin now, what are my chances?


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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by GozyNA: 3:44pm On Jan 14, 2019
DrMrsCK:
PPR rain yet to begin?

The mails will start hitting us from midnight today wink

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by Medal007: 3:55pm On Jan 14, 2019
Emybanks77:
Please I registered on Wes last year April and got my refference number but didnt make payment then, but I want to pay now and send my credentials.
My question is, do I still need to send my waec result as well since I got my refference number before the inclusion in August last year?
Please assist with this info.
You have to send down your waec
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by nelronaldo(m): 4:03pm On Jan 14, 2019
GozyNA:
What do you think? Of course it counts.

Thank you. I needed to clarify this because I read somewhere that continuous work experience means at least 12 years in the same organization under the same NOC.
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by Zutlin: 4:04pm On Jan 14, 2019
nelronaldo:

I have worked for one year seven months. Place A from June 2017 to April 2018. Place B from May 2018 till date in the same NOC. Does this count as a continuous work experience?

I don't think so. I think your work experience has to be AT LEAST one year of CONTINUOUS work in any NOC under 0, A or B.

So far, the longest you've had is 11 months.

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by Greatkhad: 4:15pm On Jan 14, 2019
Good day people

I got ITA a few days ago, I just realized i dont have enough POF, only got 2m as a single applicant.

Can i buy tbills with the money now..or will it be suspicious.

If using tbills do u need to prove the source.

I anticipate your guidance
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by fmsimple(m): 4:39pm On Jan 14, 2019
ECA by ICES Made Simple - Step by Step Guide to evaluating your credential

1. Create an account on their portal https://icesonline.bcit.ca/ices/ and obtain your ICES BCIT Client Number.
2. Have copies of your documents in PDF format (maximum file size 5 MB)
3. These files include
a. Colour scan of valid identification (Driver Licence, International Passport)
b. Colour scan of transcripts (if available)
c. Colour scan of certificates, degrees, or diplomas

4. Choose “Regular (Standard) Evaluation Service”
5. Complete the “Add your Credential” form
6. Upload your PDF files to respective placeholders provided
7. Make payment via your Nigerian bank (debit) cards (don’t worry about the warning that you can’t pay with debit cards)
8. The first status on your dashboard after submitting your document and payment is SUBMITTED. It will however change to RECEIVED when your official transcript is acknowledged as received (either via postal mail or email). Finally, it will change to COMPLETE when your ECA is ready (12 weeks estimated processing time from when your status becomes RECEIVED)

Note:
Include your ICES BCIT Client Number as part of your personal details for your transcript
ICES do not require O’level (WAEC or NECO) certificate to evaluate your post-secondary credentials
Convert your JPG file to PDF using https://jpg2pdf.com/ or https://smallpdf.com/jpg-to-pdf

Best wishes.

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by nelronaldo(m): 4:48pm On Jan 14, 2019
Zutlin:


I don't think so. I think your work experience has to be AT LEAST one year of CONTINUOUS work in any NOC under 0, A or B.

So far, the longest you've had is 11 months.
Can i pm you please
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by oyeoye64: 4:51pm On Jan 14, 2019
fmsimple:
ECA by ICES Made Simple - Step by Step Guide to evaluating your credential

1. Create an account on their portal https://icesonline.bcit.ca/ices/ and obtain your ICES BCIT Client Number.
2. Have copies of your documents in PDF format (maximum file size 5 MB)
3. These files include
a. Colour scan of valid identification (Driver Licence, International Passport)
b. Colour scan of transcripts (if available)
c. Colour scan of certificates, degrees, or diplomas
4. Choose “Regular (Standard) Evaluation Service”
5. Complete the “Add your Credential” form
6. Upload your PDF files to respective placeholders provided
7. Make payment via your Nigerian bank (debit) cards (don’t worry about the warning that you can’t pay with debit cards)
8. The first status on your dashboard after submitting your document and payment is SUBMITTED. It will however change to RECEIVED when your official transcript is acknowledged as received (either via postal mail or email). Finally, it will change to COMPLETE when your ECA is ready (12 weeks estimated processing time from when your status becomes RECEIVED)

Note:
Include your ICES BCIT Client Number as part of your personal details for your transcript
ICES do not require O’level (WAEC or NECO) certificate to evaluate your post-secondary credentials
Convert your JPG file to PDF using https://jpg2pdf.com/ or https://smallpdf.com/jpg-to-pdf

Best wishes.

Thanks for this, please do you know if they accept statement of result if certificate is not ready?

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by nelronaldo(m): 4:56pm On Jan 14, 2019
Zutlin:


I don't think so. I think your work experience has to be AT LEAST one year of CONTINUOUS work in any NOC under 0, A or B.

So far, the longest you've had is 11 months.
So despite working as a doctor in hospital A for 11 months and then hospital B for 7 months, i don't meet the continuous work criteria?

PS. Hospital A is my NYSC, so what happens if i include the three weeks NYSC camping?
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by joo2018: 5:04pm On Jan 14, 2019
I think it is almost there. It is generally advised that your JD should match 70-80% of the NOC's duties. I think you should flesh it up to like 7 bullet points.

Some suggestions:
a. Why don't you split: Supervise/inspect craftsmen and technicians during mechanical systems setup and installation? Let supervision of craftsmen and technicians be separate from monitoring of installation projects.
b. "Monitor vibration levels of mechanical systems and structures" is so vague. Looks like you just edited the NOC.


efeklvn:
Pls experts, I need your inputs with regards to my reference letter. Will the following job duties align well in Mechanical Engineer NOC 2132


- Monitor vibration levels of mechanical systems and structures

- Supervise/inspect craftsmen and technicians during mechanical systems setup and installation

- Review preventive maintenance schedules for various machines and provide support to maintenance crew

- ensure that outsourced maintenance contracts are executed in compliance with company standards

- providing engineering support to maintenance teams, assisting in plant equipment testing during breakdown maintenance

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by joo2018: 5:05pm On Jan 14, 2019
Include it. NYSC is a 1yr service.

nelronaldo:

So despite working as a doctor in hospital A for 11 months and then hospital B for 7 months, i don't meet the continuous work criteria?

PS. Hospital A is my NYSC, so what happens if i include the three weeks NYSC camping?
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by DrMrsCK: 5:14pm On Jan 14, 2019
nelronaldo:

So despite working as a doctor in hospital A for 11 months and then hospital B for 7 months, i don't meet the continuous work criteria?

PS. Hospital A is my NYSC, so what happens if i include the three weeks NYSC camping?

Didn't you do housemanship?

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by jenifero(f): 6:01pm On Jan 14, 2019
CONGRATULATIONS
EI2NU:
Congrats. Please share the email address you sent d change of passport submission country request to.



quote author=MsDee29 post=74642210]Guys, It's PPRRRRRRR!!!

*Timeline*

AOR: July 3
MEP: July 18
IP1: July 18
IP2: October 29
PPR: January 9/10 2019
VO: Ottawa
Single Applicant

The journey started for me in January 2018 and was really seamless until I got stuck in IP2 at a time when people from my VO were moving from IP2 to PPR at the speed of light.

I kept thinking up all sorts of bad scenarios as the cause for the delay from a VO that was supposed to be really fast.

I tried calling a couple of times but couldn't reach an agent but I struck gold one day in December and I was informed my file had been approved and I will hear from them soon; then there was silence...

I heard about people sending mail to NDVO and decided to give it a shot and it paid off with PPR on January 9th. I sent a mail to rectify country for submission same day and got a corrected passport request mail today...

Morale of the story... Delay is not denial and seasons differ. I hope this encourages someone.

Congrats to all ITA and PPR grabbers. And thanks to everyone for the wealth of information here



Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by jenifero(f): 6:27pm On Jan 14, 2019
you are a life saver, thank you sooo much ,you just added a notch to my faith.please send material to jenniferasagun@gmail.com

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by nelronaldo(m): 6:37pm On Jan 14, 2019
joo2018:
Include it. NYSC is a 1yr service.

Okay. Thanks... i am just saying because of salary received from PPA for 11 months but If I have to show that of Nysc, then the 1 year will be complete.

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by nelronaldo(m): 6:38pm On Jan 14, 2019
DrMrsCK:


Didn't you do housemanship?
I did. Unfortunately as a supranumerary
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by TrudeausGirl: 6:45pm On Jan 14, 2019
Good evening. Please I need help clarifying my NOC code, it's so confusing. I'd appreciate it if anyone could point me in the right direction. I filled the wrong NOC pre-ita, I need to get it right this time before I submit. My JD is below: I have seen 1212, 0122 and 1114 I can't seem to narrow it down.

· Resolve customer complaints and enquiries in a timely fashion within the stipulated turnaround time to customers’ satisfaction.

· Process outbound and inbound foreign currency remittances on the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (SWIFT) platform.

· Issuance of foreign currency drafts.

· Foreign cheques processing and payment

· Review records of daily transactions on customer accounts to ensure compliance with internal guidelines and regulatory standards during processing.

· Regulatory reporting: Daily, weekly and monthly reports on qualifying transactions to financial activity monitoring agencies.

· Train new staff on the use of banking applications, prioritization and time management skills.

· Ensure appropriate documentation and filing of transaction records.

· Cross-sell the bank’s products and facilitate banking relationships (new individual and corporate accounts), mobilize deposits and promote the use of electronic banking platforms.

· Negotiate and effect interbank foreign currency swap arrangements.

Thank you in advance.
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by GozyNA: 6:48pm On Jan 14, 2019
You can invest your money in treasury bills quite alright. However, the amount you say you have isn't up to what you need as a single applicant so I don't really get your question.

Greatkhad:
Good day people

I got ITA a few days ago, I just realized i dont have enough POF, only got 2m as a single applicant.

Can i buy tbills with the money now..or will it be suspicious.

If using tbills do u need to prove the source.

I anticipate your guidance
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by Oluwole3839: 6:50pm On Jan 14, 2019
You can send any copy of the transcript you have. Not necessarily the same copy sent by your school.


Thetherapist:
Please for those who used ICES for credential evaluation. ICES requires that a scan copy of transcript should be uploaded aside certificate. Is this compulsory or the transcript the school would be sending to them should suffice. Asking because there is no student copy of transcript at the moment to upload. Thanks
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by jenifero(f): 6:52pm On Jan 14, 2019
please is there a form for gift deed? i thought LOE is all that is needed.please forgive my ignorance.
Onyeenyeh:
I would speak based on my own experience. My POF was 100% gift deed from my mom. All I submitted from her end was her statement a few days preceding the gifting and highlighted the transfer. On my own side, i submitted about 2.5 months statement ( honestly do not know why I chose to submit 2.5 months). My mom and I signed the gift deed, with my dad as witness, I notarised it and wrote an LOE for it. That was basically all for POF, no ADR. July AOR, December PPR.

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by EmeraldConsults(m): 7:02pm On Jan 14, 2019
Good evening all

WES sent me a mail last week Wednesday that documents have been sent back to my School for verification but when I checked with the School on Friday, they said they've not seen my mail, that I may have to wait for the hard copy sent by post.

-Please has anyone experience this (School not receiving WES mail) before?

-Please does anyone have an idea of how long it takes for the hard copy sent via post to get to Nigeria?
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by Bellaaoof: 7:21pm On Jan 14, 2019
Note:
Include your ICES BCIT Client Number as part of your personal details for your transcript
ICES do not require O’level (WAEC or NECO) certificate to evaluate your post-secondary credentials
Convert your JPG file to PDF using https://jpg2pdf.com/ or https://smallpdf.com/jpg-to-pdf

Best wishes.
[/quote]

Good day, thank you for the information on ICES ECA processing. However, I need a little clarification on this. I read on ICES website that some countries have specific requirement in which WAEC/NECO/GCE were mentioned for Nigeria. Please confirm if this does is not compulsory for a post secondary certificate holder.

Thank you in anticipation
Thank you

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by yimiton(f): 7:34pm On Jan 14, 2019
Awesome post.

How long does ICES take please?

fmsimple:
ECA by ICES Made Simple - Step by Step Guide to evaluating your credential

Note:
Include your ICES BCIT Client Number as part of your personal details for your transcript
ICES do not require O’level (WAEC or NECO) certificate to evaluate your post-secondary credentials
Convert your JPG file to PDF using https://jpg2pdf.com/ or https://smallpdf.com/jpg-to-pdf

Best wishes.
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by kemkem30(f): 7:35pm On Jan 14, 2019
etrange:
The thread is unnecessarily boring tonight!

Let me guess, y'all are afraid to ask your questions. Nobody wants to be embarrassed by our Ogas! cheesy

PM them to me, let me ask. I've lost my shame.... grin

i kuku like you, abere ona o ki n sina grin

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by yimiton(f): 7:41pm On Jan 14, 2019
Hello guys, please I have a friend who has submitted her PR application since December 26th, 2018. She received AOR immediately but till date, 14th January 2019 she still hasn't been sent biometrics requirements. Please is this normal or is she supposed to contact CIC?

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