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I have a Canadian attorney and he insists that I cannot apply for Canadian independent category permanent residency unless I have at least one year of full time experience. I have about seven years of all part-time experience (over four years of full-time equivalent experience). However, he said I need to work or have worked one year on an actual full-time basis. Is this accurate?
Your comments will be appreciated.
[30-06-2004,04:32]
Frank Sanchez |
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(in reply to: Full Time Equivalent - Canda)
Yes it is true you need one year full-time work experience.
Look up:http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/qual-2.html
[03-07-2004,04:53]
Roy |
(in reply to: Full Time Equivalent - Canda)
I don´t think your lawyer is right. If you read guide to immigration available online IMM EG7000 on the CIC website on page 4 it states:
Minimum requirement
For your application to be considered, you must meet the minimum requirement of at least one year of full time (or full-time equivalent) paid work experience.
Full-time equivalent implies part time job experience, I think. So ask another lawyer just in case and let me know, my situation is similiar to yours. Hope it helped
[03-07-2004,07:13]
Al |
(in reply to: Full Time Equivalent - Canda)
I agree with Al ...you need one year of full-time equivalent work ex.
[19-08-2004,18:05]
zeus |
