You must have a job offer by an employer who is taking part in the Atlantic
Immigration Pilot by the Atlantic province (New Brunswick, Newfoundland and
Labrador, Nova Scotia, or Prince Edward Island) where you’ll be working.
Your job offered skill should be one of the NOC skill types 0, A, B or C.
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The job offered to you must be a full time and non seasonal type.
You must have worked at least 1,560 hours at NOC skill level C, in the past
3 years.
You must have a Canadian secondary (high school) or post-secondary
certificate, diploma or degree.
If you have studied outside Canada, then you will need an Educational
Credential Assessment (ECA) report from a recognized organization to show
your credential is valid and equal to a Canadian credential.
You must take one of the approved language tests to show you can
communicate in English or French well enough to live and work in Canada.
You must show evidence of enough money to support yourself and your family
(even if the entire family isn't moving with you).
If you’re already living and working in Canada with a valid work permit,
you don’t need to show proof of funds.
Documents:
Complete application and forms, filled up and signed.
Job offer contract (Made through Offer of Employment to a Foreign National
form (IMM 5650).
Proof of previous relevant work experience, must be at least 12 months of
authorized, full-time (or part-time equivalent) work experience (in NOC
skill level C) within the 36 months before your application is received.
Copy of your most recent work permit in Canada (if applicable).
Employer reference letters for the periods of work experience identified in
your application.
Copies of your T4 tax information slips and your Notice of Assessment (if
applicable).
Pay stubs.
Proof that you have sufficient funds that are transferable and available
for settlement in Canada, for yourself and your family.
If you are applying from inside Canada: submit proof that you have valid
temporary resident status.
The endorsement letter from the Atlantic province that has endorsed you.
The original results of your language proficiency test that shows you meet
a minimum of level 4 of the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) or Niveaux de
competence linguistique Canadian (NCLC) for listening, speaking, reading
and writing.
Proof that you have obtained a minimum of a high school diploma. Proof of
your completed studies can include copies of your education documents
(diplomas, certificates or degrees) and transcripts for successfully
completed studies, if available.
Copy of the pages of your passport or travel documents for you, your spouse
or common-law partner and your dependent children.
Identity and Civil Status Documents of you and your spouse/common law
partner.
Children's Information like children's birth certificates, adoption papers,
Proof of full custody for children under the age of 18, etc (as applicable).
Police Certificates and Clearances for yourself and your dependents.
2 photos for you and each member of your family, whether accompanying or
not, and yourself.
Evidence of all the fees payment.
This checklist, filled up and attached along with the application.
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