Language Proficiency: Valid language test results from a recognized testing agency that have completed secondary or post-secondary education credentials in Canada, including certificates, diplomas, or degrees, along with transcripts for secondary or post-secondary education successfully completed.

Canadian Credentials: Completed secondary or post-secondary education credentials in Canada, including certificates, diplomas, or degrees, along with transcripts for secondary or post-secondary education successfully completed.

Credentials from Outside Canada: Credential assessment from a recognized organization to demonstrate that your qualifications are valid and equivalent to a Canadian credential.

Work Experience: Letters must be printed on company letterhead and include the following:

Your name

Company contact information (such as address, phone number, email);

Name, title, and signature of the immediate supervisor or company personnel officer; and

All positions held while working at the company, including job title, duties and responsibilities, dates of employment, weekly hours of work, and annual salary plus benefits.

Pay stubs or payroll records submitted to the tax office or other government departments for work experience related to the NOC job offer.

Verified third-party documents, such as tax documents, employment records, or social insurance records.

Bank statements with at least six months of transaction history showing payroll deposits.

If your work experience is self-employed, you must provide official documentation from independent third parties.

If your work experience is in Canada, T4 tax information slips reflecting the time period of work experience are required (for example, work experience from 2019-2021 only needs documents pertaining to those calendar years). Be sure to remove your social insurance number.

Adaptability: If you claim adaptability points, you must provide the following (if applicable):

Work Experience: An official reference letter from any New Brunswick employer, based on the total relevant full-time work experience you obtained in the five years before submitting a complete application to the GNB, along with pay stubs and/or other documents like salary certificates, as well as current and expired work permits.

Education: Provide a certificate proving that you have successfully completed post-secondary education at a reputable institution in New Brunswick. This should include certificates, diplomas or degrees, and transcripts.

Language: Valid test results from an approved organization showing that your spouse has a score of at least or greater than CLB4 in all four skills.