Points fro arranged employment??, Mr Miller, Mr Humphries
Is a postdoctoral position considered "Assured offer of employment"
under the Quebec selection grid??. We came to Canada as temporary worker and my husband is working as a post-doctoral fellow at Laval University since June last year. I have an open work permit. Recently we have applied for the CSQ (for PR) and we want to calculate how many points we score. Since he has a postdoctoral position he did not have to go trough HRDC validation (or the equivalent in Quebec), so we are wondering if he can get the points in the "Assured offer of employment" category anyway. My second question: in case we score more than the maximum points for Quebec: are going to be called for interview anyway (assuming that everything else is clear enough to make a decision)???. Thanks a lot!!!! |
Re: Points fro arranged employment??, Mr Miller, Mr Humphries
No, it is only a temporary employment, not a permanent position.
Interview requirement or waiver has absolutely nothing to do with the number of points scored. It has everything to do with officer's determination if selection decision can be made solely on the basis of submitted information and evidence, without need to verify or clarify anything during the interview. -- ../.. Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email: [email protected] (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) ________________________________ "Mini" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > Is a postdoctoral position considered "Assured offer of employment" > under the Quebec selection grid??. > We came to Canada as temporary worker and my husband is working as a > post-doctoral fellow at Laval University since June last year. I have > an open work permit. Recently we have applied for the CSQ (for PR) and > we want to calculate how many points we score. Since he has a > postdoctoral position he did not have to go trough HRDC validation (or > the equivalent in Quebec), so we are wondering if he can get the > points in the "Assured offer of employment" category anyway. > My second question: in case we score more than the maximum points for > Quebec: are going to be called for interview anyway (assuming that > everything else is clear enough to make a decision)???. > Thanks a lot!!!! |
Re: Points fro arranged employment??, Mr Miller, Mr Humphries
Thanks a lot Mr Miller!!!. I really appreciate your help!!!
I have one more question regarding the "second speciality issue". I do not if in our case we can say that my husband has a second speciality or not. He made his Bachelor in Biochemistry (the diploma say exactly that), then he made his Master in Molecular Immunology (the diploma say master in Molecular Immunology) and finally he made his PhD in a different university and country(the diploma say PhD in Natural Sciences, but he specialized in Mass Spectrometry). Are all of these diplomas considered within one big speciality (like Chemistry or something like that) and you need a diploma in a unrelated field like computer or something to claim a second speciality?. Thanks a million one more!!!!! "Andrew Miller" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<rLaWb.27046$964.2858@edtnps84>... > No, it is only a temporary employment, not a permanent position. > > Interview requirement or waiver has absolutely nothing to do with the number > of points scored. It has everything to do with officer's determination if > selection decision can be made solely on the basis of submitted information > and evidence, without need to verify or clarify anything during the > interview. > > -- > > ../.. > > Andrew Miller > Immigration Consultant > Vancouver, British Columbia > email: [email protected] > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > ________________________________ > > > "Mini" <[email protected]> wrote in message > news:[email protected]... > > Is a postdoctoral position considered "Assured offer of employment" > > under the Quebec selection grid??. > > > > We came to Canada as temporary worker and my husband is working as a > > post-doctoral fellow at Laval University since June last year. I have > > an open work permit. Recently we have applied for the CSQ (for PR) and > > we want to calculate how many points we score. Since he has a > > postdoctoral position he did not have to go trough HRDC validation (or > > the equivalent in Quebec), so we are wondering if he can get the > > points in the "Assured offer of employment" category anyway. > > > > My second question: in case we score more than the maximum points for > > Quebec: are going to be called for interview anyway (assuming that > > everything else is clear enough to make a decision)???. > > > > Thanks a lot!!!! |
Re: Points fro arranged employment??, Mr Miller, Mr Humphries
Your husband is already getting maximum number of points for his education
(providing that he has PhD and at least 17 years of education) - there is no more points available in education factor. -- ../.. Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email: [email protected] (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) ________________________________ "Mini" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > Thanks a lot Mr Miller!!!. I really appreciate your help!!! > I have one more question regarding the "second speciality issue". I do > not if in our case we can say that my husband has a second speciality > or not. He made his Bachelor in Biochemistry (the diploma say exactly > that), then he made his Master in Molecular Immunology (the diploma > say master in Molecular Immunology) and finally he made his PhD in a > different university and country(the diploma say PhD in Natural > Sciences, but he specialized in Mass Spectrometry). Are all of these > diplomas considered within one big speciality (like Chemistry or > something like that) and you need a diploma in a unrelated field like > computer or something to claim a second speciality?. > Thanks a million one more!!!!! > "Andrew Miller" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<rLaWb.27046$964.2858@edtnps84>... > > No, it is only a temporary employment, not a permanent position. > > > > Interview requirement or waiver has absolutely nothing to do with the number > > of points scored. It has everything to do with officer's determination if > > selection decision can be made solely on the basis of submitted information > > and evidence, without need to verify or clarify anything during the > > interview. > > > > -- > > > > ../.. > > > > Andrew Miller > > Immigration Consultant > > Vancouver, British Columbia > > email: [email protected] > > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > > ________________________________ > > > > > > "Mini" <[email protected]> wrote in message > > news:[email protected]... > > > Is a postdoctoral position considered "Assured offer of employment" > > > under the Quebec selection grid??. > > > > > > We came to Canada as temporary worker and my husband is working as a > > > post-doctoral fellow at Laval University since June last year. I have > > > an open work permit. Recently we have applied for the CSQ (for PR) and > > > we want to calculate how many points we score. Since he has a > > > postdoctoral position he did not have to go trough HRDC validation (or > > > the equivalent in Quebec), so we are wondering if he can get the > > > points in the "Assured offer of employment" category anyway. > > > > > > My second question: in case we score more than the maximum points for > > > Quebec: are going to be called for interview anyway (assuming that > > > everything else is clear enough to make a decision)???. > > > > > > Thanks a lot!!!! |
Re: Points fro arranged employment??, Mr Miller, Mr Humphries
Thank you very much for your help Mr Miller!!!
"Andrew Miller" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<3gfWb.29385$QX4.21711@clgrps13>... > Your husband is already getting maximum number of points for his education > (providing that he has PhD and at least 17 years of education) - there is no > more points available in education factor. > > -- > > ../.. > > Andrew Miller > Immigration Consultant > Vancouver, British Columbia > email: [email protected] > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > ________________________________ > > > "Mini" <[email protected]> wrote in message > news:[email protected]... > > Thanks a lot Mr Miller!!!. I really appreciate your help!!! > > > > I have one more question regarding the "second speciality issue". I do > > not if in our case we can say that my husband has a second speciality > > or not. He made his Bachelor in Biochemistry (the diploma say exactly > > that), then he made his Master in Molecular Immunology (the diploma > > say master in Molecular Immunology) and finally he made his PhD in a > > different university and country(the diploma say PhD in Natural > > Sciences, but he specialized in Mass Spectrometry). Are all of these > > diplomas considered within one big speciality (like Chemistry or > > something like that) and you need a diploma in a unrelated field like > > computer or something to claim a second speciality?. > > > > Thanks a million one more!!!!! > > > > "Andrew Miller" <[email protected]> wrote in message > news:<rLaWb.27046$964.2858@edtnps84>... > > > No, it is only a temporary employment, not a permanent position. > > > > > > Interview requirement or waiver has absolutely nothing to do with the > number > > > of points scored. It has everything to do with officer's determination > if > > > selection decision can be made solely on the basis of submitted > information > > > and evidence, without need to verify or clarify anything during the > > > interview. > > > > > > -- > > > > > > ../.. > > > > > > Andrew Miller > > > Immigration Consultant > > > Vancouver, British Columbia > > > email: [email protected] > > > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > > > ________________________________ > > > > > > > > > "Mini" <[email protected]> wrote in message > > > news:[email protected]... > > > > Is a postdoctoral position considered "Assured offer of employment" > > > > under the Quebec selection grid??. > > > > > > > > We came to Canada as temporary worker and my husband is working as a > > > > post-doctoral fellow at Laval University since June last year. I have > > > > an open work permit. Recently we have applied for the CSQ (for PR) and > > > > we want to calculate how many points we score. Since he has a > > > > postdoctoral position he did not have to go trough HRDC validation (or > > > > the equivalent in Quebec), so we are wondering if he can get the > > > > points in the "Assured offer of employment" category anyway. > > > > > > > > My second question: in case we score more than the maximum points for > > > > Quebec: are going to be called for interview anyway (assuming that > > > > everything else is clear enough to make a decision)???. > > > > > > > > Thanks a lot!!!! |
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