131: Express Entry - Top 5 wrong answers given in online forums

Title: Express Entry - Top 5 Wrong Answers in Online Forums

Host: Mark Holthe

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Introduction:

  • In this episode, Mark Holthe sets the stage for debunking common misconceptions found in online forums regarding the Express Entry system.

Key Points:

  1. Can you claim work experience while studying full-time in Canada?

    • Clarification on claiming work experience while studying full-time in Canada and the differences between the Canadian Experience Class and the Federal Skilled Worker Program.
    • Explanation of eligibility for work experience claims for Federal Skilled Worker Program, but not for Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points.
  2. Can you change your Primary NOC after receiving an ITA?

    • Discussion on the possibility of changing the primary NOC (National Occupational Classification) after receiving an ITA (Invitation to Apply) without affecting Express Entry eligibility or CRS score, with proper justification in the letter of explanation.
  3. What must be included in a translation package?

    • Detailed breakdown of what should be included in a translation package for Express Entry applications, emphasizing the importance of stamps and affidavits from certified translators.
  4. Can I remove work history Post-ITA:

    • Guidance on removing work history from the application after receiving an ITA, provided it does not affect eligibility or CRS score, and the necessity of full disclosure in the personal history section.
  5. Can I list my Spouse as Non-Accompanying when they are already with me in Canada?

    • Strong advice against listing a spouse as non-accompanying if they are already in Canada to avoid misrepresentation allegations.

Course Promotion:

  • Announcement of the next Express Entry Masterclass on February 20th and promotion of the Express Entry Accelerator 2024 course, offering extensive lessons and live masterclass sessions for managing Express Entry applications.

Reminder: Always verify information found in online forums with reputable sources or legal consultations to navigate the complexities of Canadian immigration law and policy.

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