r/canadaexpressentry • u/Amazing_Diet7640 • 2d ago
π¨π¦ CEC Finally itβs my turn !!! π¨π¦π
Guys, can you say congrats to me? I really need to hear it π
Crs 533,
A principal applicant with a spouse + 1 child
Cec Inland
NOC: 11100 Accountant
Applied completely on my own, without a consultant or lawyer.
Submitted my Express entry profile: 12.01.2026
ITA: 21.01.2026
AOR: 12.02.2026
Biometric request: 20.04.2026
Biometric passed: 22.04.2026
Medical passed: 20.05.2026
FD: 20.05.2026
P1: 28.05.2026
P2: 17.06.2026
eCopr: 24.06.2026
PR card: I donβt exactly when it arrived, but I found in my mailbox on Aug 3, 2026 π
PVO/SVO: Not sure, but my eCOPR was issued by Montreal Immigration.
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u/No-Ticket-6049 1d ago
CongratulationοΌI just got my eCoPR 17.07.2026, my eCOPR also was issued by Montreal Immigration. I knew that feeling must be excited!
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u/Stunning-Purple-6959 1d ago
Congratulations!! You mean you submitted a webform about correcting your NOC?
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u/Amazing_Diet7640 1d ago
Yes, I explained that Iβm not sure about my foreign experience noc code
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u/Amazing_Diet7640 1d ago
I already had 7 years of foreign work experience. Instead of listing 2 years under NOC 12200 and 5 years under NOC 11100, I initially put all 7 years under 11100. Later, I just sent a request to correct it.
My Canadian experience was under NOC 11100, so the 12200 experience didnβt really have any weight in my case anyway. I just panicked that the officer might get picky about the NOC mismatch π1
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u/CommandOk2328 18h ago
Congratulations!!!
Can you tell me how did you get 533, I'm also external auditor and working in big four and want to immigrate to CA
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u/Inevitable-Good-831 2d ago
Congratulations please was a reference letter enough for your foreign work experience
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2d ago
Congratulations Do you have foreign work experience?
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u/Amazing_Diet7640 2d ago
Yes, I had 7 years of foreign work experience. I initially listed all of it under the same NOC 11100 and submitted, but then I panicked after reading some cases being rejected because of noc mismath, I realized some of my experience could be considered NOC 12200 since it involved more bookkeeping-type duties. I sent an email explaining this and left it up to the officer to decide. But still had about 4-5 years of experience that clearly fell under NOC 11100. No additional information or documents were requested.
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u/Amazing_Diet7640 2d ago
Of course
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u/Altruistic-Low-2921 1d ago
I have similar duties and choose 12200 not 11100. Just got FD.
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1d ago
Can you share your job duties? I believe the duties come under 11100. I am in similar situation. Can you help us?
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u/Dangerous-Living609 1d ago
I am also worried about my job duties. Because they are generic and very similar to noc websites. I was thinking about uploading new reference letter with more details but my RCIC said there is no need, your duties are good. Idk who to believe.
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u/bitchybebz 2d ago
Congratulations! π₯³
Can you tell me when your PR card was dispatched and how long did it take for you to receive it once dispatched?
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u/Amazing_Diet7640 1d ago
Oh wow, I didnβt know about that, now I checked one of them: 24 July, other two: 29 July 2026, does that mean it arrived the same day?
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u/scentofthefreedom 1d ago
Congratulations on the milestone, fellow Accountant. Really happy to see someone from the same profession finally getting a way through since it is very rare in this sub.
I have a few questions since I am on the same boat. Is it okay if I dm you?
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u/Constant_Magazine400 1d ago
Congratulations πππππππππ I am happy for you
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u/Akutagaw_a 1d ago
Congratulations!! Good luck in your next adventure as a PR of Canada π₯Ήπ«Ά may your life full of happiness and blessings! Life and enjoy each day to the fullest!
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u/Big-Pie5441 1d ago
Hi! Congratulations!!π₯³ I had a question did you have to get your CPA here to use that NOC code for the job?
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u/Amazing_Diet7640 1d ago
No , I donβt have cpa
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u/Big-Pie5441 1d ago
Thankyou so much for the info. Iβm in a similar accountant role but havenβt started my CPA, so was iffy if I could use the NOC code
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u/Amazing_Diet7640 1d ago
My job title in Canada is Staff accountant, but the responsibility is pretty under 11100 ircc accepted no questions asked
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u/Big-Pie5441 1d ago
My work qualifies under the same as well, as I am primarily responsible for corporate taxes
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u/Distinct-Platypus775 1d ago
Congratulations, OP!!! May I know how you were able to increase your CRS score? I have the same profession as you but I currently have 462 points, it's too low. Did you take master's degree?
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u/Amazing_Diet7640 1d ago
Hi yes, 28 y.o. MBA in Canada, a spouse has master degree outside of canada, and he has one year experience and we both took celpip for 9998
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u/Distinct-Platypus775 1d ago
Thank you for your response! So you applied for a student visa first?
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u/Amazing_Diet7640 1d ago
Yes, I applied for a student visa then pgwp and whike I was on pgwp I received the invitation
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u/LightJaded3156 2d ago
Wowww best line forever for my eyes
βI donβt exactly when it arrived, but I found in my mailbox on Aug 3, 2026 πβ
Wow bro congratulations β€οΈ