SELECT ONE

Ana graduated from the university of Toronto in June of 2018 and was issued a 2-year Master of Electrical Engineering degree. Upon graduation, she returned to her home country for 6 months and then went to New Brunswick where she received a job as an electrical engineering for a medium sized company on a full time basis for more than one year, although she was expecting a contract in the States. Last minute she decided that she might like to stay in Canada permanently, as she is doing really well at work, and her boss is promising an increase of her salary if she becomes a permanent resident. Her CLB is 7 in writing and listening and 8 in the other two abilities. Does she meet the requirements for permanent residency under the CEC through Express Entry?

a) She does meet the requirements as she has the relevant experience in a NOC A occupation

b) Absolutely, as she has the required experience in NOC B occupation

c) She does not, as her work experience is insufficient

d) she does not, as her work experience is not related to her education

With respect to Request to Amend the Record of Landing, Confirmation of Permanent Residence or Valid Temporary Resident Documents what document may be amended?

a) Record of landing, confirmation of permanent residence, visitor Record, work permit , study permit, temporary resident permit, permanent resident card

b) Record of landing, confirmation of permanent residence, health card, visitor Record, work permit, study permit, temporary resident permit.

c) Permanent resident card, work permit, study permit

d) Record of landing, confirmation of permanent residence, visitor record, work permit, study permit, temporary resident permit.

Peter has applied to extend his work permit and plans on traveling outside Canada while the application is in process. Which of the following is likely to happen when he returns to Canada.

a) Peter may be allowed to come back to Canada as a worker if the officer at port of entry finds out that IRCC issued the work permit while he was away

b) Peter may be asked to apply for a new work permit at the port of entry

c) Peter may be allowed to come back to Canada as a visitor of IRCC has not yet issued the work permit. The officer at the port of entry may ask him to prove he has enough money to support himself in Canada.

d) Peter will be refused entry to Canada unless the IRCC issued the work permit while he was away.

Rohan, 29 single, a computer engineer from india has decided to immigrate to Canada. Based on a professional assessment, he has more than 67 points under FSWP and has 400 CRS points. How many points will he receive for age?

a) 100

b) 24

c) 95

d) 110