Nova Scotia Nominee Program Community Identified Stream ...

stated in custody agreements.
� Proof of full-time study for dependent children age 22 years or
more. Including:
o a letter from each educational institution indicating that the
dependent child attended and the time period of attendance,
and
o copy of all certificates and diplomas received.
Community Connections You must provide documentation to demonstrate your community
connections:
o Copy of the Letter of Identification from a mandated
organization
o Original Letter of Intent to the Office of Immigration to outline
how you meet the eligibility criteria for adaptability and
intention to settle.
Education and Training You must provide a copy of all certification and training obtained by the
principal applicant and spouse, common-law or conjugal partner and
dependents aged 22 or older.
Language Ability NOC Skill Levels 0, A and B
You must demonstrate that you have sufficient English or French
language ability to be employable and functional in Nova Scotia based
on documentation of language ability which may include:
o Mother tongue, or
o Educational transcripts/diplomas or employment references
indicating English or French as the principal language of
instruction or communication, or
o Internationally recognized test results (IELTS, CELPIP, TEF)
Supporting Employment History and
Documents
NOC Skill Levels C and D
o Internationally recognized test results (IELTS, CELPIP, TEF)
See section “Language Standards and Mandatory Testing” for more
information.
� Letters of employment to support your employment history and
work experience.
� Resume or curriculum vitae
� If applicable, proof of certification for principal applicant with a
licensing or regulatory association or organization or any permits
required to hold an occupation abroad or in Canada.
Financial Information For the principal applicant or spouse, common-law or conjugal partner,
and all accompanying dependents. You may provide one or a
combination of the following:
� Letter from financial institutions indicating the balance and
transactional history for the last three months.
� Financial institutions’ statements demonstrating access to
transferable, liquid funds and assets.
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16 MAY 2012