Bilge

In my application to Canada for permanent residence, I stated my profession as
biologist. I graduated Agriculture University, Horticulture Department in 1989. Since
then I've been working Wheat breeding Deparment in Agriculture Research Institute in
Turkey as a wheat breeder. Is there any problem differences between graduated
department and working deparment for my qualification?

Webimmigration.

Hi:

You should not experience any problems as long as your employment reference letters
are clear in the duties that you performed, and the length of employment.

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Yours truly, Ingrid Y. Chen, B.A., LL.B.
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    > In my application to Canada for permanent residence, I stated my profession as
    > biologist. I graduated Agriculture University, Horticulture Department in 1989.
    > Since then I've been working Wheat breeding Deparment in Agriculture Research
    > Institute in Turkey as a wheat breeder. Is there any problem differences between
    > graduated department and working deparment for my qualification?