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Hi All,
Applied (U.S. citizen) as SW category in Nov. 2004 to Buffalo. Got AOR in March 2005 and am waiting for IA. Currently have a skilled worker category job in U.S. (Information Technology).
I´d like to resign my current job now, take time off, wait out the IA and PR, then move to Canada. I´d also use the time to look for a job in Canada. My question: Is being unemployed in one´s SW category at the time of the interview viewed negatively or doesn´t matter in the eyes of CIC or the immigration officer? Do they look at current employment in assessing?
Thanks, Richard
[28-11-2005,18:38]
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Richard |
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(in reply to: SW employment status at interview time)
I dont think it matters. You can always say that you have been using the time to actively search for work in Canada.
[28-11-2005,18:43]
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Candice |
(in reply to: SW employment status at interview time)
Thanks Candice. You´re waiting for IA too?
[28-11-2005,19:01]
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Richard |
(in reply to: SW employment status at interview time)
Yup. Applied Nov 04. Haven´t received IA yet.
[29-11-2005,00:17]
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Candice |
(in reply to: SW employment status at interview time)
all they need to see is one year of job in the last ten years of your life.
[29-11-2005,05:47]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: SW employment status at interview time)
Anonymous,
If that´s the case, then why do they ask for current employment letter as addition doc after IA?
[29-11-2005,10:30]
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Sara |
