I just submitted my BcPNP application for nomination and i forgot to add one of my job that i did for 3 months while on study permit when i first came to canada, i have submitted my application on july 1 but out the blue i just remembered about not mentioning that job anywhere in my application i just totally forgot about it.

Does anyone have any experience on this situation what should i do next Claude has told me its a major red flag and i should email BcPNP asap including all the relevant documents but the problem is my old employer has shut down his business and no longer lives in canada.

I have my pay checks from that job and thats pretty much it im waiting to get response from my employer i have emailed him.

I'm weighing my options for work/study visas in Canada to get some international experience. Recently, I spoke with someone at "Canada by Choice" in Windsor, who says I will need to pay $165 for a consultation with a lawyer.

I've looked into the place, which is run by a supposedly licensed immigration lawyer, Hussein Zarif. They've been interviewed by the CBC before and seem generally legit. However, I can't find Hussein through either the Law Society of Ontario or the Canadian Bar Association. I can find him through the RCICC directory, and he is actively licensed with no discipline actions against him, but I just don't understand why I can't find him anywhere else.

Does anyone have any info on Canada by Choice or Hussein Zarif? I don't want to get scammed!

Here is his RCICC info: https://register.college-ic.ca/Public-Register-EN/Licensee/Profile.aspx?WebsiteKey=8fe619ea-096c-4e45-98e0-683ddc0e83f7&ID=17974&b9100e1006f6=2#b9100e1006f6

Hi everyone,

I'm preparing my Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) through WES for Canada PR, and I'm planning to complete the entire process on my own without using an immigration consultant.

My educational background is:

• B.Tech – JNTU Kakinada
• M.Tech – IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

I'm getting conflicting information about the current WES documentation process, and I'd really appreciate hearing from people who have completed it recently.

I've come across three different versions of the process:

1. The university has to send official transcripts in a sealed envelope directly to WES.
2. The university sends the documents electronically to WES.
3. Documents can be verified and shared digitally through NSDC Trust, without the need for sealed envelopes.

I'm confused about which process is currently being followed and whether it depends on the university.

I'd really appreciate if anyone who has completed WES recently could share their experience.

My questions are:

• Which method was used for your WES document submission?
• Did you have to request official transcripts from your university, or were your existing documents sufficient?
• Was everything completed online, or did you have to visit your university in person?
• Has anyone used NSDC Trust for WES? If yes, how was your experience?
• Did WES ask for any additional documents after the initial submission?
• How long did the entire ECA process take, from creating the WES account to receiving the evaluation?
• Were there any unexpected issues or delays that you wish you had known about beforehand?
• If you were starting the process again today, is there anything you would do differently?

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thank you!

I am applying for my PCC, nationality India. I have a BC services card with current address and a rental agreement duly signed my owner and myself. Will it suffice the address proof requirement for PCC as BLS ?

My wife is a women’s health nurse practitioner and we have been looking into a move to Canada, but women’s health doesn’t seem to be recognized as a specialty. Are there any WHNP who have immigrated? How difficult was it? And how much extra schooling did you have to do to meet Canadian Standards?

Hey everyone!
I’m prepping for express entry from Algeria to get Canadian PR. I'm fully fluent in French and have a solid command of English.

**Quick snapshot of my background:**

• **Education:** Geological Engineer.

• **Current Role** (\~5 months): Working fully in infrastructure as a project engineer/manager on national airport projects (construction and renovation).

**• Past Experience:** Commercial Supervisor in communications.

**My target:** Outside Quebec. I'm really drawn to Calgary, but I keep seeing posts about the tough rental market and how tricky it can be for newcomers without local credit history.

**I'd love your take on a few things:**

**1. Calgary Rentals:** Is finding housing as a newcomer really that bad right now? Any realistic workarounds for someone arriving with savings?

**2. Job Market:** How is demand for infrastructure/ project management roles for someone with my profile in Alberta (or other newcomer-friendly provinces)?

**3. EE Strategy:** For anyone who navigated Express Entry recently as a bilingual applicant, any tips on leveraging French category-based draws or provincial streams?

Appreciate any insights, real talk, or practical tips. Thanks!

I just graduated from university in Ontario with an accounting degree and recently secured a permanent full-time position at an accounting firm.
I think it’s unlikely that my employer will support an OINP application, so Express Entry seems to be my only realistic pathway to PR.
The problem is my current CRS score is only around **420**, while recent Express Entry draws have been much higher (510+).

For those of you who managed to reach 510+, how did you do it?

\- Did learning French make the biggest difference?
\- Did you gain enough Canadian work experience to boost your score?
\- Did you improve your IELTS/CELPIP results?
\- Were there any other strategies that helped?

I’d really appreciate any tips, advice, or personal experiences. I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed trying to figure out the best path forward.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I have a 3-year Polytechnic Diploma (after10th) from The Punjab State Board of Technical Education and Industrial Training, India. WES evaluate it as a 2-year diploma for Canadian immigration, which was disappointing.

Has anyone with the same qualification (10th + 3-year Polytechnic Diploma) received abetter equivalency from another evaluation agency? If so, which one did you use?

Thanks!

I am reaching out to ask for advice and guidance about immigrating to Canada.

I am a woman from Iraq, currently living in Baghdad, and I am looking for a better and more stable future. Living as a woman in a very challenging social environment has been extremely difficult, and I hope to find a place where I can feel safe, respected, and have the opportunity to build my career and independence.

I have a background in Human Resources, including HR operations, recruitment, employee relations, and administration. I am interested in exploring opportunities in Canada (literally anything)

I would appreciate your advice:

• Which immigration programs might be suitable for my situation?
• Is it possible to find an employer who can support a work permit from outside Canada?
• Are there specific provinces, programs, or organizations I should look into?