SOURCE-BACKED ANSWER

What documents and steps are needed for Federal Skilled Worker Program?

Prepare primary-occupation work and pay records, accepted language results, education credentials and ECA, age/adaptability/arranged-employment evidence, settlement-funds and family records, passport and history, the profile snapshot, invitation, personalized PR checklist, police/medical controls, receipts and messages. Confirm each current form and personalized checklist control on www.canada.ca.

Practical order

1. 1

   Record the applicant-selected primary NOC/TEER, employer, paid dates, hours and duties for the continuous skilled-work period used under the current FSW rules.

2. 2

   Obtain accepted language results and, for foreign education where required, a valid educational credential assessment tied to the claimed credential.

3. 3

   Record age, work, education, language, arranged-employment and adaptability facts plus residence, family and admissibility history required by the current program.

4. 4

   Use the live household-size table to record the current funds control, ownership and account evidence or the exact official exemption being relied on.

5. 5

   Enter the verified FSW facts in the applicant’s own profile, retain the snapshot and update every material change while monitoring official rounds.

6. 6

   If invited under FSW, reconcile the profile with documents, complete the personalized PR application, submit directly to IRCC and answer admissibility requests.