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partarstu
Dec 1, 2009, 2:17:31 PM12/1/09
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Hi.
Got a question about immigrating as a skilled worker without job offer
(as far as I know getting job offer in financial sphere in Canada
before immigrating is as possible as a lottery winning). I work in a
commercial bank in Ukraine. I passed a self-assessment test and got
more than 67 points. But there's one little problem concerning my
occupation. As far as you know, only 38 occupation subtypes can be
eligible for skilled worker immigration. I'm a chief manager of the
bank office - practically my job duties more likely correspond to the
those of the "financial manager" (code 0111) according to the NOC
classification, but the title still contains the words "bank manager"
that can be perceived by a CIC officer as an occupation under the code
of 0122 - Banking, Credit and Other Investment Managers - in this way
my application could be declined.
Could you please give me a least tip about my chances to succeed with
my application taking into account my occupational situatuion.
Thanks in advance!
Got a question about immigrating as a skilled worker without job offer
(as far as I know getting job offer in financial sphere in Canada
before immigrating is as possible as a lottery winning). I work in a
commercial bank in Ukraine. I passed a self-assessment test and got
more than 67 points. But there's one little problem concerning my
occupation. As far as you know, only 38 occupation subtypes can be
eligible for skilled worker immigration. I'm a chief manager of the
bank office - practically my job duties more likely correspond to the
those of the "financial manager" (code 0111) according to the NOC
classification, but the title still contains the words "bank manager"
that can be perceived by a CIC officer as an occupation under the code
of 0122 - Banking, Credit and Other Investment Managers - in this way
my application could be declined.
Could you please give me a least tip about my chances to succeed with
my application taking into account my occupational situatuion.
Thanks in advance!
S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
Dec 18, 2009, 6:14:18 PM12/18/09
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On Tue, 1 Dec 2009, partarstu wrote:
> practically my job duties more likely correspond to the those
> of the "financial manager" (code 0111) according to the NOC
> classification, but the title still contains the words "bank
> manager" that can be perceived by a CIC officer as an
> occupation under the code of 0122 - Banking, Credit and Other
> Investment Managers
> practically my job duties more likely correspond to the those
> of the "financial manager" (code 0111) according to the NOC
> classification, but the title still contains the words "bank
> manager" that can be perceived by a CIC officer as an
> occupation under the code of 0122 - Banking, Credit and Other
> Investment Managers
AFAIK what important is your actual job description, not your
title. You should get NOC classification which job description
match your actual job description (in fact it is possible for a
job to have more than one NOC). Your title on your own job means
very little (I believe you can even skip put your title on the
job at all).
You do need to provide proof that your job details indeed match
the descriptions of the NOC you claim.
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Disclaimer: IANAL, IANALP, IANAMD, IANAMP, IANAAP
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