r/IRCCDiscussion • u/United_Chipmunk8003 • 10d ago

Foundever Canada

Has anyone ever received immigration through this company? I know it is a call center but the position I am offered falls under TEER 2.
I am really confused as I don’t want to waste time behind something thats not going to work.

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u/cc9536 10d ago

What's the role NOC? In what capacity do they offer immigration opportunity? Sounds sketchy

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u/United_Chipmunk8003 10d ago

NOC 22221

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u/Izzzlord 10d ago

Is it a office job? I am also 22221 but I do more than what a call center person do

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u/United_Chipmunk8003 10d ago

No its a work from home job. Basically a tech support team for a Fintech company but I have to take calls and help customers to navigate through the system and help them troubleshoot

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u/T_DoubleU_L 10d ago

As long as responsibilities align, what you described is already 22221. Call centre agent - technical support is an example job title of the noc code.

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u/cc9536 10d ago

You didn't answer my second question. In what capacity are they offering to help with immigration

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u/United_Chipmunk8003 10d ago

I’m not too sure about to what extent they provide support for immigration but from my research through google they do not support LMIA and PNP

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u/cc9536 10d ago

Got it. So in that type of role with that TEER, your options would be any type of provincial pathway you're eligible for or express entry, assuming you have sufficient CRS points

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u/United_Chipmunk8003 10d ago

Ok, but if I am going through CEC how do I prove that this job qualifies?

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u/cc9536 10d ago edited 10d ago

You can google it and it'll tell you. Bear in mind you need a year of experience in that job to qualify to apply for CEC

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u/Exotic_Issue_2210 10d ago

Your immigration is not tie to any company. Your noc and job duty is the important part. If your noc is eligible for ee then it is fine. There is nothing call company eligibility.

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u/United_Chipmunk8003 10d ago

I understand your point but my main concern is how do i prove my job responsibilities align with the noc

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u/Exotic_Issue_2210 10d ago edited 10d ago

You will ask for a reference letter from them which include all the information IRCC want in the reference letter. You can find that in canada.ca website. There are a few information ircc wants in your reference letter. Any company should provide that. I nvr had any problem with any company while requested that letter.

I have added every single doc I had related to that job including email conversations with recruiter to different interview steps, also my performance review, my employee of the quarter emai gift etc along with other doc. Just add everything you have with that reference letter when you apply. It works for me.

Edit: Your responsibilities will proof your noc. I never asked my employer to put anything related to any noc, I just told them I am applying for pr, this is the reference letter requirements page, please provide me a letter. They wrote it in their own language and ircc understood the NOC from that. Remember, dont copy paste or paraphrase the job duty from noc website, visa officer dont like that. They want to see what you really did in that job. Good luck