Some info on the IEC 2013- DOES NOT MEAN PROGRAMME IS OPEN!

againstthetide · 13-01-2013 8:55pm #1

Here is some reading on the IEC.
This does not mean the programme is open but you should read this so you have a headsup
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2013/ob490.asp

JustRoss23 · 13-01-2013 9:05pm

Judging by the way there talking it will be open before the 1st Feb do ya think?:)
I hope so:)

againstthetide · 13-01-2013 9:08pm

Dunno the fact that this bulletin was released indicated sooner rather than later to me

JustRoss23 · 13-01-2013 9:13pm

Yea especially with the information regarding police cert. i hope its this week even just to get the process started:)

I have passport photos, up to date CV, copy birth cert, and police clearance this all i need ?:)

againstthetide · 13-01-2013 9:18pm

Should be all you need but who knows until out opens officially. Worth noting though that incomplete applications will not be returned till April so get it right the first time!

Lombardo86 · 13-01-2013 9:19pm

So for those of us who are a bit special..

Online application, followed by conditional acceptance, then the usual process begins for those who have been provisionally accepted??

What are the key changes?

JustRoss23 · 13-01-2013 9:21pm

Yea i don't really no the key changes. but you basically have one chance to get it righted or your ****ed

lets hope we all get it right:)

againstthetide · 13-01-2013 9:26pm

JustRoss23 wrote: »

Yea i don't really no the key changes. but you basically have one chance to get it righted or your ****ed lets hope we all get it right:)

Good luck with it anyway luckily I dont to have to do it this time have my PR submitted

JustRoss23 · 13-01-2013 9:28pm

Well for ya mate.all the best with the PR

WasterEx · 13-01-2013 9:30pm

Haha I'd say we should all team up and correct each others docs before we send them off, they're returning applications in April so that's fairly bad.

JustRoss23 · 13-01-2013 9:34pm

wasterEx good name:/
Haha i think we should really have one shot to dodge the bullet in ireland and get out:)

hdowney · 14-01-2013 11:17am

Wait we need photos? How many does anyone know (I never got a look at last years guidelines before they yanked them). Bloody photo's be the bain of my life. I have three, but the passport application needs FOUR! So I have to go and get a new set done. Will the three I already have be sufficiant and what do we do with them - like do they need to be signed or owt? TA

makita · 14-01-2013 11:39am

hdowney wrote: »

Wait we need photos? How many does anyone know (I never got a look at last years guidelines before they yanked them). Bloody photo's be the bain of my life. I have three, but the passport application needs FOUR! So I have to go and get a new set done. Will the three I already have be sufficiant and what do we do with them - like do they need to be signed or owt? TA

You only need 2 as far as I can remember

Paddy_kool · 14-01-2013 2:48pm

So is the first part of application goin to be done online too? Do u think

againstthetide · 14-01-2013 2:55pm

In the new process, the following countries will use DFAIT’s IEC-Kompass system for the IEC portion (Stage 1) of the application. Applicants who meet the IEC eligibility requirements will be directed to use the Come to Canada Wizard and MyCIC (e-App) to apply for their work permit (Stage 2).

All IEC applications must be submitted electronically or returned to the client to submit online unless Web accessibility issues, as per Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat (TBS) Guidelines, are identified.

This indicates online application but who knows until the program is released for definite

hdowney · 14-01-2013 3:21pm

makita wrote: »

You only need 2 as far as I can remember

That's not too bad so. I have two left over from my passport application photos (sent off the passport app today

).

Yea the impression I got was it is all online application this year. Wonder how the document providing will work so.

flynnser19 · 14-01-2013 4:45pm

it might be like the australian application where its all online and the documents are all provided at the border???heres hoping because it all seems very confusing!!!

WasterEx · 14-01-2013 5:00pm

I was scouting around the IEC section last night and came across this http://www.cic.gc.ca/ctc-vac/getting-started.asp

You answer the questions that are relevant to you. After it lets you know you're eligible for the IEC.

Looks really basic. I'm not sure if that's the official IEC online application though.
I haven't gone any further than that so I don't jeopardize my chance of going incase I fak up.

Here's a screenshot of my checklist that was generated.

JustRoss23 · 14-01-2013 5:31pm

Did anyone fill out the questions it asks you on that link? jeez they make it awful confusing:/

WillPainter · 14-01-2013 6:34pm

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2013/ob490-appa-eng.pdf It says here that applicants from Ireland require a 'Family Form'. Is this a birth cert?

m.j.w · 14-01-2013 6:39pm

WillPainter wrote: »

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2013/ob490-appa-eng.pdf It says here that applicants from Ireland require a 'Family Form'. Is this a birth cert?

No the family form is a form asking for details about all your immediate family name, dob etc

CBCB2 · 14-01-2013 6:40pm

From looking at last year's a family form is a form you fill out. You've to list your parents & their address & your siblings & their address. You've to tick whether they're coming with you or not. It looks like it's required in all cases but I'm not sure why!

hdowney · 14-01-2013 6:58pm

I'm not sure why it is required but yea it was required no matter what. You had to give details of your family members

seachto7 · 14-01-2013 7:13pm

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minnow12 · 14-01-2013 7:18pm

Do you need a birth cert? I can't remember if I submitted one last year???

hdowney · 14-01-2013 7:21pm

Squee

Also if we do need a birth cert I can't do anything, I can't do anything yet anyway. I am waiting on my passport, and they have my birth cert

Muffinman1 · 15-01-2013 12:02am

Birth cert, passport, 2 signed photographs (like passport 1's) and garda clearance.

hdowney · 15-01-2013 1:58am

Right so I am waiting on my passport to come back, and my birth cert with it, and my garda cert from the copshop. I have the photos

ManFromCheese · 15-01-2013 2:00am

if its an online application this year, how do you send photos and all certs and forms?

againstthetide · 15-01-2013 2:29am

ManFromCheese wrote: »

if its an online application this year, how do you send photos and all certs and forms?

Scan and.upload to mycic is how it's do.eu for other programs

hdowney · 15-01-2013 1:18pm

Wondering how you scan a document that is larger than your scanner - eg long form birth cert and an a4 scanner which is what I have?

JustRoss23 · 15-01-2013 1:20pm

Same here i dont even have a scanner going to try get a lend of one of a mate. such hardship:)

gary27 · 15-01-2013 1:28pm

I went to the nearby library and printed in a3 size, if that's an option you can do.

JustRoss23 · 15-01-2013 1:30pm

Yea but how are you gonna scan that on to the computer to be e-mailed? or does your scanner take a3 paper most only take a4 i think:/

gary27 · 15-01-2013 1:37pm

JustRoss23 wrote: »

Yea but how are you gonna scan that on to the computer to be e-mailed? or does your scanner take a3 paper most only take a4 i think:/

does it have to be emailed rather than mailed this time round?

JustRoss23 · 15-01-2013 1:39pm

Yea mate it seems everything is to be emailed hence why there's so much confusion. As to whats actually happening and also questions about uploading birth cert etc.:(

hdowney · 15-01-2013 1:41pm

Yea if it had to be posted it'd be no bothers. Plenty places round here I could take it and get it photocopied. But scanning it....

gary27 · 15-01-2013 1:43pm

JustRoss23 wrote: »

Yea mate it seems everything is to be emailed hence why there's so much confusion. As to whats actually happening and also questions about uploading birth cert etc.:(

its is indeed confusing, not sure if this method might work for the birth but if you take a photo of it on a decent enough camera and upload the jpeg file as who has a personal large photocopier

JustRoss23 · 15-01-2013 1:44pm

Hey anyone want to go splits on this with me:) haha

http://www.pixmania.ie/ie/uk/12942986/art/must/scanexpress-a3-usb-2400s.html

gary27 · 15-01-2013 1:53pm

JustRoss23 wrote: »

Hey anyone want to go splits on this with me:) haha

http://www.pixmania.ie/ie/uk/12942986/art/must/scanexpress-a3-usb-2400s.html

imagine buying it, we could rent it out in future

brunettechick · 15-01-2013 2:00pm

photocopy and resize it to a4. most photocopiers allow you to minimise the document. did it all the time in college.

gary27 · 15-01-2013 2:09pm

brunettechick wrote: »

photocopy and resize it to a4. most photocopiers allow you to minimise the document. did it all the time in college.

yes that is a possible option not sure if the text on the birth cert would be as clear but that could be an good option. just have to rescan a4 document for file upload.

againstthetide · 15-01-2013 2:14pm

If you have an iphone or android:

This might be an option http://www.docscannerapp.com/

I've used it before and with a bit of practice it produces decent results.
You may need to check if it'll do a birth cert size before shelling out a fiver for it
Worth checking out anyway

hdowney · 15-01-2013 2:18pm

brunettechick wrote: »

photocopy and resize it to a4. most photocopiers allow you to minimise the document. did it all the time in college.

That ain't a bad suggestion

archicraft · 15-01-2013 3:24pm

gary27 wrote: »

its is indeed confusing, not sure if this method might work for the birth but if you take a photo of it on a decent enough camera and upload the jpeg file as who has a personal large photocopier

According to the following it can be scanned or you can:) use a camera:

Requirements for clients to use the new e-apps

In order to use e-Apps, applicants must meet ALL of the following requirements:

Be able to pay the application fee via the e-Payment system (credit card only – no payment at a financial institution). For example, some countries do not permit their citizens to use a credit card that can make an international transaction for the fee; therefore, unless they have someone to pay on their behalf, they would have to submit a paper application by mail or through a VAC.
Have a valid email address.
Have access to a scanner or camera to make electronic images of their documents, which can be uploaded to their computer. Clients may scan documents (up to 4 MB/file) in the following file formats: PNG, DOC, DOCX, JPEG and PDF. These requirements are outlined in the online instructions to the client.

(copied from Operational Bulletin 486 - December 17, 2012,on CIC wed site)

Tonto86 · 15-01-2013 3:27pm

archicraft wrote: »

According to the following it can be scanned or you can:) use a camera:

Requirements for clients to use the new e-apps

In order to use e-Apps, applicants must meet ALL of the following requirements:
Be able to pay the application fee via the e-Payment system (credit card only – no payment at a financial institution). For example, some countries do not permit their citizens to use a credit card that can make an international transaction for the fee; therefore, unless they have someone to pay on their behalf, they would have to submit a paper application by mail or through a VAC.

Have a valid email address.

Have access to a scanner or camera to make electronic images of their documents, which can be uploaded to their computer. Clients may scan documents (up to 4 MB/file) in the following file formats: PNG, DOC, DOCX, JPEG and PDF. These requirements are outlined in the online instructions to the client.

(copied from Operational Bulletin 486 - December 17, 2012,on CIC wed site)

Good find mate

gary27 · 15-01-2013 3:32pm

archicraft wrote: »

According to the following it can be scanned or you can:) use a camera:

Requirements for clients to use the new e-apps

In order to use e-Apps, applicants must meet ALL of the following requirements:
Be able to pay the application fee via the e-Payment system (credit card only – no payment at a financial institution). For example, some countries do not permit their citizens to use a credit card that can make an international transaction for the fee; therefore, unless they have someone to pay on their behalf, they would have to submit a paper application by mail or through a VAC.

Have a valid email address.

Have access to a scanner or camera to make electronic images of their documents, which can be uploaded to their computer. Clients may scan documents (up to 4 MB/file) in the following file formats: PNG, DOC, DOCX, JPEG and PDF. These requirements are outlined in the online instructions to the client.

(copied from Operational Bulletin 486 - December 17, 2012,on CIC wed site)

thanks, that makes things a whole lot clearer, i probably use my camera for the birth cert then and a4 scanner for the rest.

minnow12 · 15-01-2013 4:24pm

Just checked and I didn't need to send a birth cert last year - the following is copied and pasted from the original instructions guide from LAST YEAR 2012.

The Application Package that you send to The High Commission of Canada to the UK in London consists of two sets of documents that have to be submitted together. The first set of documents will be reviewed by the International Experience Canada (IEC) section to assess your eligibility to participate in IEC. The second set of documents will be reviewed by the Visa Section to assess your admissibility to Canada and for a work permit.
1st set of documents (IEC criteria):
1.IEC Application and Declarations form | PDF (1.3 MB); Instruction Guide , * ;

2.A legible photocopy of the identification pages of your passport (family names, given name(s), date and place of birth, passport’s issue and expiry dates). Your passport must be valid for a minimum of 12 months plus the processing time plus one day posted on our website. If you need to renew your passport in order to meet this requirement, you must do so before submitting your application. Do not send your original passport. There must be one completely blank page, other than the last page, available in your passport.

2nd set of documents (admissibility to Canada):
3.Application for work permit made outside of Canada (IMM1295) | PDF (222 KB), Instruction Guide (IMM5487), *;

4.Family Information form (IMM5645)| PDF (64 KB) *;

5.Two passport-sized photos; see photo requirements and specifications;

6.A second legible photocopy of the identification pages of your passport (family names, given name(s), date and place of birth, passport's issue and expiry dates). Your passport must be valid for a minimum of 12 months plus the processing time plus one day posted on our website. If you need to renew your passport in order to meet this requirement, you must do so before submitting your application. Do not send your original passport. There must be one completely blank page, other than the last page, available in your passport.

7.A complete and up-to-date version of your Curriculum Vitae. Specify the dates (month, year) and locations (city, country) of all your study, work, and travel experiences over the past five years.

8.An original GARDA Police Certificate.

9.Medical Examination Declaration | PDF (103 KB) *

cypressg · 15-01-2013 4:31pm

minnow12 wrote: »

7.A complete and up-to-date version of your Curriculum Vitae. Specify the dates (month, year) and locations (city, country) of all your study, work, and travel experiences over the past five years.

A cv!!??
Why would they need a cv?This must be a mistake?

Muffinman1 · 15-01-2013 4:34pm

No that is correct and they are strict when checking CV and it's dates etc match up to the form.
That is part of why people should make ure they check everything carefully.

cypressg · 15-01-2013 4:44pm

Muffinman1 wrote: »

No that is correct and they are strict when checking CV and it's dates etc match up to the form.
That is part of why people should make ure they check everything carefully.

That's mad,I haven't worked in 5 years since the "crash",and what if I don't intend on working over there anyway and just intend on travelling?
(These are probably rhetorical questions as you probably don't have the answers,thanks for answering the other question though)

Some info on the IEC 2013- DOES NOT MEAN PROGRAMME IS OPEN!

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