6. Work experience required in order to apply as a federal skilled worker.

a) at least one year of continuous volunteer work or unpaid internships, in the same NOC skill, within the last 10 years, and at skill type 0, or skill levels A or B of the 2011 NOC.

b) at least one year of continuous full-time, paid work or volunteer work or unpaid internship, in the same NOC skill, within the last 9 years, and at skill type 2, or skill levels A or B of the 2011 NOC

c) at least one year of continuous full-time, paid work or volunteer work or unpaid internship, in the same NOC skill, within the last 12 years, and at skill type 2, or skill levels A of the 2011 NOC

d) at least one year of continuous full-time or equal amount in part-time, paid work in the same NOC skill type ( 0, A, or B ) within the last 10 years, and at skill type 0, or skill levels A or B of the 2011 NOC

7. A consequence(s) of renouncing permanent residence status is/are (chose all that apply)

a) You will no longer be a permanent resident of Canada

b) Any application for Canadian citizenship that is still in process will be refused.

c) You will no longer elegible to apply for Canadian citizenship

d) you will never be allowed to visit Canada again

8. Kamal is a temporary foreign worker working in Calgary as a store manager at the Source His boss is so impressed with his work that he has decided to offer a full time-position. He is willing to offer Kamal a raise as well.

a) His employer needs to apply for new LMIA and apply directly under the Alberta managerial program.

b) Kamal needs to apply for an LMIA himself

c) Kamal needs to include the new LMIA in his FSW application

d) Kamal needs to include the current LMIA + job offer in his Express Entry Profile

9. Emelia is a RCIC who is retained in order to process Fardeen's application under Federal skilled worker (FSW) program. Fardeen is 30 years old, single, software engineering, who speaks English and French fluently. He also has a savings of $10,000.00 CAD in order to use for his settlement in Canada. After doing and extensive job search he was able to obtain a validate job offer from a big company. Fardeen has an Invitation to Apply (ITA) and according to Emelia he meets all the requirements under this class and she is ready to submit his PR application. After few months, Emelia receives the decision of the case and it is negative. The visa officer determined that Fardeen does not meet the financial criteria to support himself in Canada. Was the visa officer correct in his decision?

a) Yes, because Fardeen needs $25,000.00 CAD

b) No, Fardeen has a validated job offer and does not need any financial proof

c) Yes, Fardeen needed to sign the financial agreement

d) No, Fardeen only needs $ 5000.00 CAD