Describe the actual professional activities, compensation and intended period. Connect the work to the listed profession rather than relying only on an hours figure.
Keep the assignment understandable
A brief schedule can still require a clear account of the tasks and employer arrangement.
Proof of Canadian citizenship, the credential the occupation's own rule requires, and a letter from the American employer that names the listed occupation, describes the duties in concrete terms, and states salary, dates and reporting line. Ask for a letter on letterhead naming the U.S. entity, stating the profession in the words used by the Appendix 2 list, describing the forestry duties concretely, and giving the period, the salary and the credential relied on. A revised employer letter stating the new period and the duties for it, the current admission record, the documents that supported the original entry, and citizenship evidence. A support letter setting out the profession, duties, period, and location; a written explanation of the clearance condition and its effect on the start date; and confirmation of who to contact about it. If the degree is in a related discipline such as environmental science, the file should include course descriptions showing the biological content, since the officer decides whether the degree is in the profession rather than simply whether a degree exists.