Humboldt Broncos Tragedy
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Please note that if your family composition has changed after a nomination decision, the SINP will not initiate an amendment of a Nomination Certificate to include new/additional family members. Only the principal applicant must be named in the Nomination Certificate, and there is no actual legal requirement for an applicant's accompanying dependents to be listed on the certificate.
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It is required that all applicants who submit a Job Offer must also submit a Job Approval Letter when they submit their initial application. This letter is given to you from your employer. Your employer must submit your Job Offer online for approval with our SINP Employer Unit. If your employer requires assistance with this process please have them contact our Employer Unit at 306-798-7467, option 4 or by email at immigrationemployer@gov.sk.ca.
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Without reviewing your file and job duties and responsibilities we are unable to tell you what NOC your job would fall under. Please visit National Occupation Classification website and type in your job title, to review the job duties and requirements in order to see what fits. If they do, there will be a number assigned to that job title. From there, you will need to look at the matrix to see what NOC it falls under. If the NOC is “A”, “B” or “0”, it will be considered a skilled job.
For additional information on specific NOC codes you may visit the National Job Bank website at www.jobbank.gc.ca.
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