Document checklist: International Skilled Worker: Occupation In-Demand
Informational only, not legal advice.
Last verified on 2026-10-20. Check the official source.
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Generic Application Form for Canada
The Required Forms section says you must fill out and attach the Generic Application Form for Canada, the Additional Family Information form, and Schedule A for the principal applicant and any accompanying spouse and accompanying dependent children over 18.
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Additional Family Information form
The Required Forms section says you must fill out and attach the Generic Application Form for Canada, the Additional Family Information form, and Schedule A for the principal applicant and any accompanying spouse and accompanying dependent children over 18.
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Schedule A background declaration
The Required Forms section says you must fill out and attach the Generic Application Form for Canada, the Additional Family Information form, and Schedule A for the principal applicant and any accompanying spouse and accompanying dependent children over 18.
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Identity and civil status documents
The Required Documents section says you need birth certificates that list both parents for you and for an accompanying spouse, common-law partner, and dependent children. Marriage, death, divorce, separation, custody, and adoption papers are required when that status applies.
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Passport pages
The Required Documents section says the passport must stay valid from application through permanent residence. Include the pages that show the passport number, issue date, expiry, photo, name, and place of birth for you and for accompanying family members.
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Education and training credentials
The Required Documents section says you need at least one year of post-secondary education or training comparable to the Canadian system, and the certificates, transcripts, and any educational credential assessment the section names.
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Work experience reference letters
The Required Documents section says you must submit reference letters and proof of employment for each job listed for the point assessment. Letters must be on company letterhead and signed by a supervisor or human resources officer.
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Language test results
The Required Documents section says you must provide language test results from a designated testing agency. The level and the score table stay on the page.
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Proof of settlement funds
The Required Documents section says you must attach proof of funds that will support the household during the employment search after arrival. Proof is an official letter, statement, or certificate from a financial institution, in the name of the principal applicant or spouse, kept for at least 3 months before the application and throughout the process. The minimum amount by family size stays on the page and is not copied here.
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Settlement plan
The Required Documents section says you must attach a settlement plan made with the IRCC Come to Canada tool.
If this also applies
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If you have more than five dependents or children, also add the Additional Dependents declaration.
The Required Forms section says this form is required if you have more than five dependents or children.
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If you have a common-law spouse, also add the Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union.
The Required Forms section says you must provide the Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union if you have a common-law spouse.
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If you are using an immigration representative, also add the Use of a Representative form.
The Required Forms section says you must provide the Use of a Representative form if you are using an immigration representative.
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If the occupation is regulated in Saskatchewan, also add proof of eligibility for the licence or the licence itself.
The Required Documents section points to the occupation requirements for professional status or licensure when the occupation needs it.
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If you have a close relative in Saskatchewan and are using that factor, also add the proof the section names.
The Required Documents section says this is required if it applies. A close relative includes a parent, and the section lists the documents that prove the relationship and that the relative lives in Saskatchewan.
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If you are claiming points for previous work in Saskatchewan, also add that proof.
The Required Documents section says that if you are claiming points for working in Saskatchewan, you must submit documents proving that work, including reference letters that state the job position.
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If you are claiming points for previous study in Saskatchewan, also add those credentials and transcripts.
The Required Documents section says that if you are claiming points for studying in Saskatchewan, submit the education or trade certificates, degrees, or diplomas and official transcripts.
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If you designate someone to contact the SINP, also add the authority-to-release form.
The Required Forms section says you must provide this form if you designate someone to contact the SINP for you.
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If this applies, also add Translation and a copy of the original.
The General Guidelines say a document that is not in English or French needs a copy of the original and a translation by a translator certified in Canada, or an affidavit from a translator who is not you, a family member, or your representative.
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Confirm eligibility on the official page or book a consult
Confirm eligibility on the official page. Booking a consult is a separate step from this informational checklist.
Sources
- International Skilled Worker: Occupation In-Demand. Last verified on 2026-10-20.