CanPR
CanPR
  • Welcome
  • Get Started with Immigration
  • Our Services
  • Process
    • Overview
      • What is Express Entry?
      • How Express Entry works?
      • Planning to come to Canada
    • Pre-Application
      • Determining Eligibility
      • Cost to Apply
      • Obtaining Proof of Education
      • Educational Credential Assessment (ESA)
      • ECA Assessments by Different Providers
      • English Language Test - IELTS
      • National Occupation Code (NOC)
      • Creating your Profile
    • Pre-ITA
      • Awaiting your ITA
      • Employer Reference Letters
      • Proof of Funds (POF)
      • Improving your CRS Score
      • Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
      • AIPP (Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program)
      • Proficiency in French
    • Post-ITA
      • After Recieving your ITA
      • Police Clearance Certificates (PCC)
      • Medical Examination
      • Getting a Provident Fund (PF) Balance Statement - Indian Applicants
      • Maintaining Travel History
      • Letter of Explanation (LOE)
      • Document Submission
      • Making the Payment
      • Application Processing Timelines
      • Identifying Your Visa Office
      • Obtaining GCMS Notes
      • PPR (Passport Request)
    • Pre-Landing
      • Before You Leave For Canada
      • Attending Workshops
      • Important Documents Checklist
      • Goods to Follow/Accomp. List
      • Getting a Driving License
      • **Driving License Extract
      • Preparing for the G1 Written Test
      • Proof of Funds at Landing
      • Money Transfer
      • Health Insurance
      • Pre-departure Shopping List
      • Declaring Goods
      • Booking a Flight Ticket
      • Cargo and Shipping
      • Virtual Canadian Phone Number
    • Post-Landing
      • Landing "How-To"
      • Getting your PR Card
      • Changing Address After Landing
      • Social Insurance Number (SIN)
      • **Completing Customs Formalities
      • Getting a Sim Card
      • Getting Out of the Airport
      • Housing Accommodation
      • Furniture Bank
      • Initial Expenses in GTA
      • Banking Details
      • Canadian Tax System
      • Applying for a Driving License
      • Applying for a Health Card
      • Kids' Schooling
      • Canada Child Benefit
      • Soft Landing
      • Tracking Your PR Card
      • Your First Canadian Job
      • Ontario Student Assistance Program
      • Creating an Incorporation
      • Spousal Sponsorship
      • Smart Shopping - Save When You Shop
      • Getting a Library Card
      • GST/HST Credit
      • Ontario Trillium Benefit
      • Credit Rating
      • Bringing Your Parents/Grandparents to Canada
    • Citizenship
      • Citizenship Overview
      • Apply for Citizenship
      • Complete CIT Forms for Citizenship
      • Receive AOR After Submission
      • Test Date and Interview
      • Oath Taken & Citizenship Ceremony
      • Grant of Citizenship
    • Provincial Programs
      • Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
      • Alberta
      • British Columbia
      • Manitoba
      • New Brunswick
      • Nova Scotia
      • Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program
      • Prince Edward Island
      • Quebec Skilled Worker Program
      • Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program
    • Other Visas and Permits
      • Tourist (Visitor) Visa
      • Student Visa
      • Work Permit
      • Business Visa
      • Super Visa
      • Parents Sponsorship
      • Business Investor Visa
      • Refugee
      • Health Care Workers in Canada
      • Essential Non-Health Care Workers in Canada
      • International Graduates
      • French Speaking Health Care Workers in Canada
      • French Speaking Essential Non-Health Care Workers in Canada
      • French Speaking International Graduates
  • How to Improve your CRS Score
  • ✨Trek - Immigration AI Assistant
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  1. Process
  2. Pre-Application

Obtaining Proof of Education

Follow the steps below:

  1. Get a letter from the college you attended stating that you were a student of this college from a certain batch, having passed all your degrees/diploma exams.

  2. Get copies of your mark sheets and degree certificate attested from your college. It would be handy to keep extra copies of your degree and mark sheets with you.

  3. Now go to your university, with attested and unattested copies of mark sheets, as well as degree certificate along with half-filled “Academic records, request form.

  4. At your University, get the lower half of the Academic records to request a form filled by the authorized person, preferably from the office of the Controller of Examinations or Registrars.

  5. Get your mark sheets and Degree certificates attested by your university. If they want you to get these documents attested from your college first, then show them the copies you got attested from your college. In this way, you will be able to save time wasted in going back to your college, getting your mark sheets and degree copies attested from college and coming back to university.

  6. Finally, your university will take money from you and pack all the documents to be sent to WES directly by them. Alternatively, they will pack all the documents in their official envelope, signed, sealed and stamped. When they will hand over this to you, you can then send this to WES Canada yourself through a registered post or courier.

NOTE: If WES requires any further documents they will send you an email. Make sure you provide your correct email ID while applying for ECA at the WES website.


TIPS
  • ECA is required for both husband and wife, otherwise you cannot claim education points for the applicant who you don’t get an ECA done for.

  • Make sure to chose ECA for CIC at WES website while applying.

Last updated 1 year ago