Avoid making these mistakes before submitting your Canada PR application

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You have less than a year of full-time experience in your major NOC code.

It will be an automatic denial if you use a primary NOC code on your Express Entry profile that indicates you have less than a year of continuous full-time experience (30 hours/week) or a code that does not fall under skill level O, A, or B.

Solution: Only choose a primary NOC code for which you can show you have at least one year of skilled, full-time job experience in the last ten years. You should also be aware that the primary NOC code you choose will have no bearing on your employment prospects in Canada. You can work in any profession or industry you want once you become a permanent resident of Canada.

Not demonstrating a desire to live outside of Quebec

If you are presently living or working in Quebec and want to remain there once your immigration application is approved, you should apply for a Quebec immigration programme. However, just because you live in Quebec does not exclude you from applying for federal immigration. The outcome of both federal and Quebec immigration applications is the same: permanent residence in Canada.

Solution: Provide sufficient documentation to the visa officer that, while you may be working or living in Quebec now, you will relocate outside the province of Quebec once your immigration application is approved.

Waiting too long to submit the application

Anyone who has a valid application should submit it as soon as possible while they still have the opportunity. Immigration categories open and reopen swiftly, and provincial nominee programmes alter often. You may miss out on immigration chances if your application is not in the Express Entry pool.

Solution: As soon as you are eligible, submit your application.

Letters of recommendation that do not demonstrate work experience

Most people associate job reference letters with a document you received from your previous boss or supervisor summarizing your qualifications and accomplishments, as well as why a prospective company should hire you. These are excellent for your professional career, but they will not assist you with your Canadian immigration application.

Solution: Provide whatever documentation you can to meet the above-mentioned standards. If your income isn't mentioned in an official reference letter, for example, offer paystubs. Get a sworn statement of your daily tasks from a supervisor or coworker, for example, if your job record does not include employment obligations

The Canada PR visa consultants must be ICCRC-RCIC verified.