Canada Express entry

Canada Express entry is a special program Canada offers, to permanently immigrate, I assume is speedy way to get LPR

I tried it out just to check it out

Took the online express entry test, and it seems I pass!!

http://www.cic.gc.ca/ctc-vac/getting-started.asp
Try it yourself

Anyway I don't have the 22,000 dollars (when asked how much you bringing into Canada) but i think I can get them,

Requires I get a job offer (which for me, I don't think it will be too hard)

And take the English test ( everyone has to)

and walah!, all of the sudden I quality!!


Anyone else checked this out?

Well well well Mr. Trump, now we have a leg up! (I think)

Only questionable part going to Canada is if our history of illegal presence in US affects it as Canda and US share immigration information. I'm wondering if anyone in our status was able to move there or at least visit there with AP.

I read the story of a fellow DACA dreamer whose parents were deported from the US along with her younger brother and they now reside legally in Canada not sure if from asylum or work offer. Also an acquaintance of mine left the US due to minor criminal violations and he was just approved for a Canada tourist permit ? (I'm not sure what it's called)

It's called a visa not a "tourist permit".

According to a lawyer based in Ohio we can apply if we have dada but only if we meet the creteria . There is a tool that calculates points based on education experience and age. Iam going ahead with the application . All I have to loose is some money . I took the English test and sent in my education . I have a Masters and have 4 years of experience . According to the latest round of points from the last draw the lowest they would take is 560. With all my creteria . Perfect English score / Masters / under 30 . I would qualify and probably be offered PR at 674 points .

Her is the link

http://allhod.com/americans-look-to-...mp-presidency/

Interesting. Thanks for sharing it!

Just checked it out and i passed the test as well.. I want to say we discussed this in the past and someone mentioned how our work experience in US was invalid due to our status. Can't remember honestly though.

Depending on your citizenship, you may need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visa to travel to Canada. If you're from Mexico you need to apply for an eTA

But we worked legally ? According to this lawyer . We can .