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Hi Parash, Thank you so much for your question. I am sorry to hear of the error in the information you have provided regarding your undergrad degree. Since you already submitted your application, any changes you wish to make you would be able to send an email to BC PNP for their attention and explain the situation. The email address to write to is PNPInfo@gov.bc.ca I would strongly recommend that you write a formal letter to them that you can sign and include the corrected resume as well as any document you may have that can prove the correct duration of the undergraduate program you completed. You can outline to them that you made an error due to an oversight and you are providing the attached documents as evidence of the correct information. I wish you all the best with your application. Regards, Nicky

Hello Ghanshy, Thank you for your comment. I have been hearing of other people I know and have been seeing in different groups that the wait time to get the eCOPR document after submitting Portal 2 has been very long. I'm sorry your son is experiencing this delay; however, he will just have to continue to wait. I hope he will get the ECOPR document to finally get his PR confirmation soon. Regards, Nicky

Hello Cemklc1907, Thank you for your question. I am not sure of the current wait time for a PRTD but I know that in general there have been delays with IRCC and applications that are made. I truly hope that you will hear back on the status of your application soon. I am not sure how much it will be helpful of you check the processing time now for a PRTD since the website would give you information on the processing time indicating if you submit the application today. All the best with your application. Regards, Nicky

Bro any luck i have the same question?

@ yeah I found some answers but still I want to get exact confirmation about it

Hi Ravishoker, I am so sorry for the delayed response to your question. Please take note of the following: I didn't use that portal personally to submit our PR application. From what I noticed, and what I friend that used the portal recently mentioned is that there is an option to upload various other documents so in the documents checklist you can choose a variety of document types you want to upload as part of the application. The key is to follow IRCC's naming guide in the portal as I pointed out in the video and be sure to name each document and I would say name them separately and upload them accordingly to ensure you have uploaded all the necessary documents according to what you need to include for your dependent(s). There is no designated space to upload documents for dependents. I hope you did manage to figure out and submit your application already. I truly wish you all the best with your application for PR. Congratulations in advance! 😊 Regards, Nicky

Hi Simranjit, Please see the response I gave to Ravishoker's initial question. I hope it is helpful in some way. All the best with your application. Regards, Nicky

Hello Francis, You are very welcome. I am happy that you found it helpful. All the best with your process. Regards, Nicky

Hello Mikey, Thank you for your question. As far as I can recall having completed the form years ago, you still need to complete the consent form to make the request for the notes. I wish you all the best with everything. Regards, Nicky

Hello Ijrobaka, Thanks for your question. If you failed to disclose an instance in which you did a flagpole in a previous application, the best way to correct the oversight is to write a letter of explanation of you are in the process of submitting an new application and explain to the officer that you were not aware that you should have noted the flagpoling as entry to Canada. I had to do a similar letter once and it was not an issue. Technically, when you flagpole you receive an administrative refusal to enter the US if you do not have a US visa and as such, I usually answer yes to be denied entry into any country in an application I am filling and then explain that I flagpoled and note the date. A letter of explanation and your clarification of when you did the flagpole should be fine to explain the situation. I wish you all the best and apologize for the delay in responding to your question. Regards, Nicky

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Hello Jignesh, Thank you for your question. IT depends: Generally you cannot use work experience gained while you were a full-time student in Canada towards your points for Canadian Permanent Residence (PR) through the Express Entry system, as this type of work experience is not considered qualifying work experience for most programs like the Canadian Experience Class (CEC); however, depending on the program, it may count towards meeting minimum eligibility requirements for the Federal Skilled Worker Program if the work was paid and continuous. If your application is for a Provincial Nominee program, you may be able to use that work experience to qualify for a nomination but you must pay attention to number of hours the required work experience should be to qualify. I really hope you can get some amount of clarification on your question to better understand. A bit more information as to what program you intend to use to apply for PR may also be helpful to know. You may also look closer on the requirements to qualify for PR depending on the route you are looking to get your PR through. I wish you all the best. Regards, Nicky

Hello Jay 👋 Congratulations on getting your Portal 2 request. Unfortunately, just like the eCOPR, it is not the same experience for everyone in terms of the wait time for IRCC to review your photo and prepare your PR card when you submit the information they requested. Just know that you are now much closer to your PR being finalized and receiving your PR card. You just have to keep waiting. All the best! Regards, Nicky

Hey, did you get your CoPR yet? I submitted my photo in P2 on Jan 3. I’m still waiting for CoPR

Hi Jonas, Thank you so much for your kind feedback. If I understand your question well and you are asking if you need to finish the entire application in one go, no, you don't have to finish the application all at once and I'm not sure it's the best idea either. You can start each application, save the information you add and then go back and finish it at a later time. It is also recommended that you check the information you put in multiple times and if possible, have someone look over the information you put in as well so that you don't make any mistakes or leave anything out from the various applications forms and that you upload the necessary and correct documents. I wish you all the best with the process. Regards, Nicky

Hello 👋 Thank you for your question. I don't believe I did try to say that the BC PNP EE processing time is faster than through Express Entry. I did this video a while back. If I was ever speaking to the BC PNP EE processing time being faster, I am sure I was comparing it to the Non Express Entry BC option in which after you get the nomination from BC, you would then have to apply for PR through the IRCC PR Portal, which at the time of that video, the processing time for PR through the PR portal, after a nomination from a province was more than a year. If you do the BC PNP EE option, yes, after applying and getting the nomination from BC PNP (standard processing time is now 7 months, or more) you then have to accept the nomination in the EE profile and the apply for PR through EE (normal processing time for PR through EE is up to 6 months, or more for some applications). I hope you can understand what I meant as I would never try to advise anyone that applying through the BC PNP EE option is faster than PR through EE. I wish you all the best. Regards, Nicky

Hi Nicole, This means so much 😊 thank you so kindly for the feedback. I do try my best to make detailed and useful videos since I knew what information I needed during my time and the fact that some were not very easy to find. Thanks so much for the support 😁

You are very welcome Nicole 😊 all the best!

Hello Ramesh, Thanks so much for reaching out! Congratulations on your ITA and the fact that you managed to submit your application. When BCPNP requested in January 2024 for you to submit proof of eligibility, did you do it again? I hope you did. Your case sounds quite unusual (having to wait so long to hear back from them) given the standard processing time to have your application processed. I am very sorry you are having that experience though. There might be several factors why they are taking so long to get back to you on the status of your application. You should be able to write them an email to follow up on your application. I find from my experience interacting with them by email that they are responsive to emails so they should reply to you. If you have not already tried, you may write them an email at PNPInfo@gov.bc.ca I don't believe you should give up on your Canadian dream without at least writing to them to find out what's happening with your application. I wish you all the very best with everything. Regards, Nicky

@@ThroughNickysLens Thank you! Let me then hope for the best.

Hello, Thank you for your question. I did not personally use the PR portal for my PR application as we went through Express Entry but a friend of mine recently used the PR portal for her and her family's PR application. She indicated that you should upload your spouse's and dependent's documents separately and not merged with yours. After you upload for example your own passport, you will be able to select and upload several additional individual attachments using the same title category. So multiple files and select the same title, for example, passport. Be sure to label the files according to how the portal instructs you to and ensure that you are clear by indicating which passport file is yours and which is for your spouse and dependent and so onl. I hope this helps and all the best with the rest of the process. Regards, Nicky

Hello, Thanks for your question. Our timeline to PR in total lasted a little over 30 days after we submitted the PR application through Express Entry. From Portal 2 to eCOPR it didn't take very long either but I honestly don't remember from how long it took as it was more than a year ago. I did my checks when I was preparing to do the video months ago to ensure I gave accurate information and noted it in my video explaining Portal 2 and our experience. You may check that video at the following link if you have time: th-cam.com/video/vQJx3BhaRsQ/w-d-xo.html All the best with everything. Regards, Nicky

The public policy that allowed students that got their approvals in 2022 to work full time ended in April 2024, you may be working full time when your not authorised to do so

Hello AK, Thank you for your question. Getting the portal 1 request does not necessarily mean that your PR is approved but from what I know it is an indication that you are close to an approval if everything goes well with any additional checks that IRCC has to make. I wish you all the best with everything. Regards, Nicky

Hello Madhavcool, Thanks for your question. From my experience, I would truly advise you to be guided by the conditions that are on your nomination certificate from BC PNP to determine if you are allowed to change jobs or not... However, I am of the view that generally, persons can change their jobs once they get PR. In some instances though, I know for sure that the conditions on the nomination certificate dictates that you must maintain your earning ability while you wait for your PR to be approved. As an example, this is a portion of a follow up email my husband received some months after we received the nomination from the province. Our our case though, our PR was already approved since IRCC processed it within a month of the submission of the application through Express Entry: "As a routine practice of our program, to ensure you still meet the conditions of your nomination please provide the following: -a copy of your current work permit. If the application is still in process, provide documentation demonstrating the application is in process. If the application was refused, provide a copy of the refusal letter. -copies of your last two wage statements. -if you have already submitted your application for permanent residence, provide documentation demonstrating the submission. If you have already received your permanent residence provide a copy of the confirmation of permanent residence." We did provide them with the documents they requested as well as the evidence that our PR was approved. My husband was still in the same job as well but I hope this response will help you in some way. All the best with everything. Regards, Nicky

@ thanks for your response. The condition lettet that I received when my nomination was confirmed stated that I have to maintain my earning ability with the same employer after the nomination, however, I believe that it must only be followed till you receive your PR. I am not sure though. I will ask the province directly . But what is your opinion about the following: Nomination with a Job Offer If you do not have a valid work permit, you must apply for one within three months of your nomination date. Also, within three months of receiving your work permit / work permit approval, you must make reasonable and continuous efforts to begin working in B.C. with your supporting B.C. employer. If you have a work permit and a supporting B.C. employer, you must:  maintain a valid work permit that enables you to work for your supporting employer in B.C.  maintain full-time employment with your supporting employer in B.C.  receive a wage that is equal to or greater than the wage listed in your BC PNP application  work in the occupation that is listed on your BC PNP application  meet minimum income requirements If you have been nominated by the BC PNP, you have an ongoing obligation to report a material change in your circumstances and must comply with all conditions on your approval. You must notify the BC PNP as soon as possible if any of the following occur:  you have been terminated, laid off or have otherwise stopped working for your supporting employer  you have been demoted, gone on extended leave, or the business has closed or changed ownership  your regular working hours have decreased below 30 hours per week  you no longer meet the minimum income requirements  your wage has decreased  your immigration status has changed  you have had a work permit application refused BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP)  you do not start working for your B.C. employer upon arrival in Canada  you have a change in the number of dependants in your family unit  there has been any other material change in your employment or immigration circumstances

Hello, I'll do my best. Thanks for the suggestion ☺️

Hello, Thank you for your question. Yes, there is a difference between the privacy act and the ATIP.

Hello, Thank you for your question. My apologies for just responding to your query after so long. I hope by now you figured things out and I'm not sure I fully understand your question. Is it that you were saying you got Portal 1 and responded and then you left Canada to go to another country to complete paperwork and want to know how you can come back to Canada? If that is what you meant, I believe you would have to inform IRCC that you left Canada and where you are and when you intend to return and wait for their response and further instructions on how to move forward to complete your PR process. It is never advisable to leave Canada after Portal 1 before completing the process and getting your PR card as it may take longer to finalize your PR application after you leave before the process is complete, at least that's my understanding. I wish you all the best with everything. Regards, Nicky

Hi Yancarlos, Thanks for your question. I truly do not have an answer for you. As I mentioned in my video, if you watched it, nobody can tell you what your individual timeline will be for any step in the PR application process. Every individual case is different and all you can do is wait. Even if you call IRCC they will tell you the same thing. All the best with everything.

3-4 months

Hi Kokanegaming, Thank you for your question. I'm very sorry for the delayed response. I don't believe it's quite clear if you do know French and have the minimum NCLC in an IRCC approved French language test. Is it that you only mistakenly put French as your primary language and you didn't do and pass the French language test? I am not sure how to guide without knowing that bit. In general, if you're invited to apply for permanent residence in Canada through the Express Entry program and you don't meet the criteria, you should decline your invitation. I do understand that you tried to change the information you put in in the eAPR but you are saying it still did not successfully update. What I can say is based on what I have gathered, is that you can get an ITA whether or not French is your Primary or secondary language as long as you have gotten a 7 NCLC on each area that was assessed in the French language test but you can do some more research to be sure of this. The information I am seeing does not say that French must be the primary language to get an ITA under the French category www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/submit-profile/rounds-invitations/category-based-selection.html The LOE may be helpful in this case but I am not very sure based on the information you provided in your question. Look into this link also, paying attention to the ministerial instructions for the # draw you got your ITA under of it was the draw in October and so forth www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements/ministerial-instructions/express-entry-rounds.html it might help. Double check that for the program you got the ITA under that you at least met the minimum NCLC for French and I would recommend that you do a consultation with a regulated immigration lawyer to ensure you are not submitting the PR application and may end up getting a rejection. I truly hope that you will get the clarity that you need. All the best with everything. Regards, Nicky

Hello Ricardo, Thanks so much for your feedback. The certificate number is the same as the Registration Number as seen on the test official score report. It is above the Pin and should be 8 digits I believe. All the best with everything. Regards, Nicky

Hi Jev; congratulations on being able to apply for PR! Thank you for your question. I did not personally use the PR portal for my PR application as we went through Express Entry but a friend of mine recently used the PR portal for her and her family's PR application. She indicated that you should upload your spouse's documents separately and not merged with yours. After you upload for example your passport, you will be able to select and upload several additional individual attachments using the same title category. So multiple files and select the same title, for example, passport. Be sure to label the files according to how the portal instructs you to and ensure that you are clear by indicating which passport file is yours and which is for your spouse and so on, for the birth certificate and other documents you need to upload as well. I hope this helps and all the best with the rest of the process.

@ThroughNickysLens Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏..your channel is very informative and helped so many people like me aspiring to live in canada permanently...more power to you ...

Thank you so very much Jev. I am grateful for your kind feedback. I am happy that my channel is helpful to you and others 😊

Hi Simsim, Thanks for your questions and congratulations on your ITA! Resume and Unrelated Work Experience: Your resume, just as in the work experience section of the application for the nomination from BC PNP that you are completing should have all your work experience in the last 10 years whether or not they are related to your current job. Please do not tailor the job responsibilities for those jobs in the resume and the work experience section of the application but outline them exactly as they are listed in the job descriptions for those jobs to prevent any questions from BC PNP, especially regarding the directly related work experiences. Reference/ Job Verification Letters: The only reference or job verification letter you will need is for your current job and technically they need to see the offer letter/ your contact that you got from your employer for the job you are using for your nomination application. Police Clearance Certificate: Police clearance certificates are not needed for your BC PNP nomination application. Once you get the nomination and are applying for PR, you will need your police clearance certificate from your home country and any other country that you lived for 6 months or more, once you are 18 years or older. I truly wish you all the best with your application. Regards, Nicky

​@ThroughNickysLens thanks so much Nicky, sincerely appreciated. One more thing please, does the current job in canada have to be in the exact same noc code category as job done back home to count as direct related? Or the jobs can be related but noc codes are not. For example, if someone is working as a food server in canada but was an event planner back home. The experiences are directly related as the planner coordinates and could do the work of the server but the server may not efficiently deliver as a planner. Does this kind of experience count as directly related? Or the.server needs to have worked as maybe a food supervisor for the experience to count. Does one need to attach a reference or explanation letter in this situation? Thanks a lot.

Hi Salmankhan, Thank you for your question. I don't know if you read the document that IRCC sent you with the instructions and information they wanted you to send back to them. They asked you if you are in Canada or not and if you are not, when will you return to Canada and what country are you in. If you chose to just tell them about your travel plans and not give them the details they asked for I truly cannot tell you if that is fine or not. Generally, if you do not give IRCC the details they ask you for, then you are delaying the processing of your PR application. All the best with everything.

Hi Salman - What did you do? I am in the same boat as you. I am planning to to outside of Canada on Dec 31st 2024. What should I respond if I get my P1 email before 25th Dec?

@@AgnelJVHi there What did you do i am in the same boat

@@AmanpreetKaur-n3g after getting the P1, I just responded to the same email explaining my vacation plan and return date to Canada. They responded after 3 days saying that I can respond back with the template once I am back to Canada. So no issues. Likewise, after coming back, I responded to the same email again with template saying that I am inside canada. The very next day I got P2. So no worries. Just explain your situation and you should be good.

Hi Joshsax, Thanks for your question. I tend to get this question a lot but truly I do not have an answer that will truly be helpful to you and potentially relieve any anxiety. Each application is different as well as the number of applications that IRCC has, the office the application is being processed, the officer and what is in the application based on someone's individual case and potentially other factors all contribute to how long an application takes to be finalized. In our case, we got our eCOPR within a very short time after getting portal 2 but I personally know others that have waited a few weeks and even months before they get the eCOPR. Unfortunately all you have to do is keep waiting as I don't think anyone can predict it or if it happened a particular way for someone else doesn't mean the same will happen for you. I truly wish you all the best in the rest of the process. Regards, Nicky

Hi Nyikayaramba, Thanks for your question. I tend to get this question a lot truly I do not have an answer that will give you any peace. Each application is different as well as the number of applications that IRCC has, the office the application is being processed, the officer and what is in the application based on someone's individual case and potentially other factors all contribute to how long an application takes to be finalized. In our case, we got our eCOPR within a very short time after getting portal 2 but I personally know others that have waited a few weeks and even months before they get the eCOPR. Unfortunately all you have to do is keep waiting as I don't think anyone can predict it or if it happened a particular way for someone else doesn't mean the same will happen for you. I truly wish you all the best in the rest of the process. Regards, Nicky

In the same boat pray that it our ecopr will arrive before the yr ends ..Let's keep praying for each other and stay positive all the best😊🙏🏿

Hey Ricardo, Thanks so much for your amazing feedback; I truly appreciate it. Yes, in the letter from the employer they can be very detailed outlining the date you were first employed and state that it was while you were a student on co-op then they should also outline the period in which you have been working since you are no longer a student. I believe as long as the work experience is high skilled you should get points for eligible periods if you are still in the same job after you are no longer a student. I truly wish you all the best with everything.

Hi Rohit, Thanks for your question. An MP can only help if your application has passed the normal processing time. IRCC also advises that people only attempt to follow up only after they have not heard back by that time they should and not before. I know sometimes the wait may be long but just keep at it. All the best.

@ I will wait. Thank you so much for you help ❤️

Hello Baljeet, Unfortunately there is no specific answer to this since every PR application and case is different as well as it may depend on the officer. I know people would get copr within weeks and others have to wait months to get it even after multiple follow ups with IRCC. It's just that applicants have to wait for their PR application to be finalized and the copr made available to them. I wish you all the best with everything.

Hi Lucas, Thank you so much for your feedback. I truly appreciate it. Congratulations on your ITA. Whatever work experience you had in your EE profile that you shouldn't have you must remove it from the work history/experience section of your PR application and instead put it in your personal history section of the application since you received an ITA. There are several things that you must consider though since you will have to remove that work experience from your work history/ experience section: 1. Did it contribute to your CRS points and should you really have gotten the ITA. 2. Does removing it reduce your CRS score. If it does reduce your CRS score below the cutoff score for the ITA then you may have an issue of your PR application being rejected. 3. Did your get a nomination from a province that gave you an extra 600 points. 4. Potentially other factors. If it were me, I would also consider writing a letter of explanation and attach it to that letter proving the work experience, explaining that I had my work experience whilst as a student in the profile and removed it and why. On the other hand, you might be fine removing that period of work experience from your application if removing it does not impact your score in a negative way. If you have concerns though I would strongly encourage you to seek professional help from an immigration lawyer or consultant of what best you can do to fix the issue. I truly wish you all the best. Regards, Nicky

@@ThroughNickysLensmy two cents here, IRCC is clear that student work experience in Canada makes you eligible for FSWP, but no point can be claimed, you can submit documents for the student work experience but no point will be allocated. So you are good, so it will not affect your CRS or your ITA, for you to get ITA, you are good

Again, if you have 1 yr full time work experience during study in Canada and you got nomination from province which means you have enough points, it will not be necessary to claim point for foreign work experience if you don’t want to, that 1 yr student work experience makes you eligible for FSWP

Hi Isokene, You are very welcome. It's my pleasure. Thank you for your questions. 1. After registering for BC PNP that is it. The only time you pay a fee is after you get the ITA and you are submitting the application for the nomination from the province. 2. For the registration, they only ask you for the information about your current job offer and if you have any directly related work experience to the job offer at the same or higher NOC teer category. When you get the ITA though, you will then be required to put in your work experience in the past 10 years. At that point you can input your work experience while you were a student as it didn't ask for only skilled work experience to be added but all your work experience in the past 10 years. I hope those answers were helpful to you and wish you all the best with your registration and all your endeavors 😊

@@ThroughNickysLens Thanks a lot.

Thanks so much for the support Shanthairtouch22. I truly appreciate it ☺️

Hi Kigs0293, Congratulations on the milestones in your PR processing so far 👏🎉 Each PR case is different so I truly cannot give a timeline on when next you will get an update on your application or even your eCOPR. Before you get to the eCOPR stage you there are other things that IRCC needs to clear such as your background and and so forth. Once those are done, then you will have to get portal 2 and portal 2 and then your eCOPR will come after portal 2. I really wished I could have given you a more direct answer but I am truly not able to. You may also try to get to the PR application tracker if you haven't already signed up to be able to see more details than what you GCKey is showing you right now. All the best with the rest of the process.

Thanks 👍

You are very welcome

Hi Dolla, You can if you are a representative or have been authorized for IRCC to release the information to the person. As per IRCC's website "Release of information to other individuals To authorize IRCC to release information from your case file to someone other than a representative, you will need to complete the form Authority to Release Personal Information to a Designated Individual (IMM 5475) (opens in new tab) . The person you designate under that form (IMM 5475) will be able to obtain information on your case file, such as the status of your application. However, they will not be able to conduct business on your behalf with IRCC." Here's the link to the page and where you can get more details and potentially the form: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/imm5476.html All the best.

Hi Sid, Thanks for reaching out. Congratulations on your PR approval as well 👏 You will need to apply for a PRTD since you need to travel before your PR card arrives, but you have been approved for Permanent Residence (have your eCOPR). I personally would not recommend anyone to leave Canada without their PR card but to wait until they receive it to travel but I can understand there may be emergency situations that require you to leave soon. You would definitely have to think through it and see if it's something you want to do as there may be risks including the processing time to for the PRTD as well as if you can get an expedited processing. If not, you have to wait for the regular processing time and may be stuck for a while. In the meantime though, you could check the processing time for the PRTD from India and see if you are able to wait while you are there. Not sure how long your visit to India would be but your final decision would be based on your circumstances. I am also seeing mixed information that you can apply for a PRTD before leaving Canada but from the research I did before doing the video, it does say that you cannot apply for the PRTD while still being in Canada. As per information on IRCC's website though, you must apply outside of Canada: "I am outside Canada and do not have a PR card. How can I return to Canada? You need a valid permanent resident (PR) card to return to Canada by plane, train, bus or boat. If you know your card will expire when you’re travelling, renew it before you leave. You can only renew your card in Canada. We don’t send PR cards to non-Canadian addresses and we don’t allow third parties to get them for you. If you’re outside Canada and don’t have a valid PR card, you need a permanent resident travel document (PRTD) to return to Canada. You can only apply for a PRTD from outside Canada. If you try to return to Canada without a PR card or PRTD, you may not be able to take your flight, train, bus or boat to Canada." Here's the link for further details: ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=605&top=22 I truly wish you all the best with everything.

Hi Andy, Thank you for your questions. You can only claim points for work experience in Express Entry for high skilled job for the periods after you applied for your PGWP as it is currently. The work experience you put in your EE profile and application for PR should only reflect the time while you were working in that high skilled job only after you finished your studies and submitted the PGWP application. The letter from your employer should also reflect after you submitted your PGWP application. For the work experience between two locations, it MAY become a little complicated especially I believe if you were working at both locations simultaneously. It may impact how you put in the work experience in the profile but I checked and I am not seeing in the express entry profile that you have to put what the work location is except the city, country and province. If it were me, not encouraging you to do this really, but if at all possible, since it's the same company, as long as the city is the same I would put it as one experience and when I get the ITA for PR I would write a letter of explanation and explain that there were two work locations that I worked from and try to give the details as best as possible. Exactly how the PR application looks and what it asks for in terms of a work address I don't remember of it does ask for that but it if does, the employment verification letter from your employer could detail that you worked at two locations and you give any evidence of it being the same role. I would strongly recommend that you do some research to see the best way to capture that you worked at two different locations but for the same company. I truly wish you all the best with everything.

Hi Vipul, Thanks for reaching out and for your kind feedback 😊 I hope I understood your question well. For BC PNP you don't have to have one year of Canada work experience to get an ITA for the nomination from the province. Once you qualify for the steam and even without having started working in the job you could have gotten an ITA. You also gain points for the fact that you are already working in the job and for the information you put into your application so if you had indicated the correct information and the points were awarded correctly, you should be fine. I wouldn't worry about a rejection as long as you answered all the questions well when you were doing the registration and you did not miscalculate your hourly wage or misrepresented yourself in any way. I truly wish you all the best with everything.

Hi Dhinesh, Thanks for your question. You age very welcome. For BC PNP, the only letters/ correspondence or proof of work experience or job offer you need to upload for BC PNP is your job offer for the job you are currently working in and using for your BC PNP Nomination. For your other work experiences that you would have put in your work experience section of your application, you only need to detail your resume indicating all those work experiences and put the full list of job duties/ responsibilities you had for those jobs in the resume. Otherwise, there is no need to show a letter from those previous employers for the nomination application. If you are going to apply for PR through Express Entry after you get the nomination from BC PNP, then you will need to show those detailed work experience letters to IRCC after you get the ITA through Express Entry and you are working on submitting your PR application. I wish you all the best 😊

@@ThroughNickysLens Thank you so much.

You are very welcome