General Selection Criteria for the Federal Skilled Worker Application
This includes 6 selection factors:

1. Your proficiency in English and/or French,
2. Education,
3. Work experience,
4. Age,
5. Whether you have arranged employment in Canada, and
6. Your adaptability (how well you are likely to settle in Canada).

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
Starting from January 1, 2015, applicants wishing to immigrate to Canada through any of the 3 above – noted programs must use the Express Entry Format.

First STEP »

• As a principal applicant, you must be eligible to submit application based on existing eligibility criteria for the Federal Skilled Workers;
• Achieve the required language scores in English or French;
• Obtain the Canadian Equivalency Report of your Foreign Educational Degree or Diplomas, known as Educational Credential Assessment or ECA.

*Applicants (who have Spouses or Common-law Partners) will be awarded additional selection points if:
*Their Spouses or Common-law Partners take the language tests and achieve the applicable scores; and obtain the Educational Credential Assessments.

Additional Requirements for All Applicants who intend to apply by themselves » Tips for Success:
In additional to satisfying all the eligibility criteria , every applicant MUST have the following:

• Every applicant must have regular access to a reliable computer;
• Have regular internet connection;
• Must be very computer literate;
• Must have reliable anti-virus and anti-spam software to protect your confidential information from hackers;
• Must have reliable email address; and be able to monitor and respond to correspondence from the immigration department or CIC; and
• Above all, you must be very disciplined; and do not miss CIC correspondence or deadline…

Note: Missing CIC deadlines will usually lead to refusal. If this application is important to you; and you don’t want to fail, please do yourself a favour and contact me today for reliable professional assistance.

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• My promise to you is: Peace of Mind & Your satisfaction is my guarantee.
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• Your primary role is to pay the applicable fees & provide ALL the information & documents requested, and I will take care of the rest.
• Once your application is accepted by Immigration Canada, processing time = about 6 months.

Note: As my client,

• I will do your eligibility assessments;
• Assist in registering you for Educational Credential Assessment;
• Will create your online Express Entry profile;
• Register you at the Canadian Job Bank. Job Bank will help connect Express Entry candidates with eligible employers in Canada; and
• Above all, I will work hard for you; do whatever it takes to achieve success for you.

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Application Steps:
Ensure that you satisfy all the under listed CEC Eligibility Criteria; then apply according to the Express Entry Requirements.

CEC Eligibility Criteria:

• You must have at least 12 months of full-time (or an equal amount in part-time) skilled work experience in Canada within the past 3 years before you apply,
• Have work experience in a NOC O, A, or B occupation (managerial, professional, skilled trade or technical occupation);
• Have gained your experience in Canada with the proper authorization,
• meet the required language levels needed for your job for each language ability (speaking, reading, writing and listening),
• Plan to live outside the province of Quebec; and
• You are not inadmissible to Canada.

Express Entry Immigration
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On June 19, 2014, applications through the federal Immigrant Investor Program and Entrepreneur Program were terminated till further notice…

The Quebec Investor Program and the Quebec Entrepreneur Program are not affected.

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Canada encourages applications for permanent residence from people with abilities, education and work experience that will contribute to the Canadian economy.

The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows provincial governments to choose immigrants according to the economic needs of the province. Each province:

• establishes its own standards and processes by which it chooses its nominees,
• tries to nominate those candidates who would be most likely to settle effectively into the economic and social life of the region.

Who may use this application?
Applications for Permanent Residence under the Provincial Nominee Program can be submitted by people who have been nominated by one of the following provinces or territories:

• Alberta
• British Columbia
• Manitoba
• New Brunswick
• Newfoundland and Labrador
• Northwest Territories
• Nova Scotia
• Ontario
• Prince Edward Island
• Saskatchewan
• The Yukon Territory

Please contact Canada Choice Immigration Inc. for full consultation and assistance with your Provincial Nominee Application.

If you intend to reside in Quebec, it is possible through any of the following Programs:

• Quebec Skilled Worker Class
• Quebec Experience Class
• Quebec Sponsorship Program
• Quebec Investor
• Quebec Entrepreneur

To immigrate to Quebec, first, you need a Selection Certificate, then you can submit your application for permanent residence to Citizenship & Immigration Canada.

If intend to work in Quebec, you need a Certificate of acceptance (CAQ) prior to applying for a work permit to Citizenship & Immigration Canada.

Please contact Canada Choice Immigration Inc. for full consultation and assistance

Who can apply

You are eligible for a Permanent Resident Card only if you have entered Canada through the immigration process and have been granted permanent resident status. If you become a Canadian citizen, you do not need a Permanent Resident Card.

You can apply for a Permanent Resident Card if:

• you are a permanent resident of Canada and
• you are not a Canadian citizen or a registered Indian under the Indian Act.

Important Information.

All permanent residents entering Canada must satisfy the border services officer that they have valid permanent resident status. A valid permanent resident card is the best proof of your status.

If you do not present your card when you return to Canada, you may be asked to show one of the following documents:

• a completed Confirmation of Permanent Residence form;
• the original Record of Landing (if it is dated 1973 or later);
• a passport stamped with the date you were granted permanent residence (if your Record of Landing is dated 1972 or earlier);
• a certified true copy of a Record of Landing document issued by CIC National Headquarters; or
• a letter issued by CIC National Headquarters attesting to your permanent resident status.

The border services officer may also need to confirm your permanent resident status by asking you questions and checking our information systems.

Every permanent resident seeking to return to Canada by commercial transportation needs a Permanent Resident card. However, children of permanent residents who were born in Canada are Canadian citizens and need a Canadian passport to travel, not a Permanent Resident Card.

* If you wish to return to Canada and don’t have a valid Permanent Resident Card, you will need to obtain a permanent resident travel document from a Canadian visa office abroad.

For full consultation and assistance on obtaining PR Cards, please contact Canada Choice Immigration Inc.

Who can apply

You are eligible for a Permanent Resident Card only if you have entered Canada through the immigration process and have been granted permanent resident status. If you become a Canadian citizen, you do not need a Permanent Resident Card.

You can apply for a Permanent Resident Card if:

• you are a permanent resident of Canada and
• you are not a Canadian citizen or a registered Indian under the Indian Act.

Important Information.

All permanent residents entering Canada must satisfy the border services officer that they have valid permanent resident status. A valid permanent resident card is the best proof of your status.

If you do not present your card when you return to Canada, you may be asked to show one of the following documents:

• a completed Confirmation of Permanent Residence form;
• the original Record of Landing (if it is dated 1973 or later);
• a passport stamped with the date you were granted permanent residence (if your Record of Landing is dated 1972 or earlier);
• a certified true copy of a Record of Landing document issued by CIC National Headquarters; or
• a letter issued by CIC National Headquarters attesting to your permanent resident status.

The border services officer may also need to confirm your permanent resident status by asking you questions and checking our information systems.

Every permanent resident seeking to return to Canada by commercial transportation needs a Permanent Resident card. However, children of permanent residents who were born in Canada are Canadian citizens and need a Canadian passport to travel, not a Permanent Resident Card.

* If you wish to return to Canada and don’t have a valid Permanent Resident Card, you will need to obtain a permanent resident travel document from a Canadian visa office abroad.

For full consultation and assistance on obtaining PR Cards, please contact Canada Choice Immigration Inc.