Ray of Hope 62nd Draw

[Wandering Mind]

I am not much sure how and when they expect their quotas to be filled up. They have 2500 for HCP stream, maybe one should not delay their application just to secure the place within quota limit, but I am not sure

I was wondering about the same thing. Does Ontario publish the figures (NOIs issued, NOIs accepted, Nominations issued etc) anywhere?

 

[Umidjon90]

I was wondering about the same thing. Does Ontario publish the figures (NOIs issued, NOIs accepted, Nominations issued etc) anywhere?

As far as I know they do not . That is a pity leaving us all concerned and worried

 

[omarkhan]

Why do I feel the score is going to fall significantly tomorrow. I cant justify it with figure work but just an intuition.

 

[jsjaspreet93]

count me in guys ....
jsjaspreet93 :- 431 CRS SCORE

 

[xibalban]

What would be the ratio of active forum members awaiting a draw to the candidates not active in this forum with CRS of 400+?
I'd say 1:50, hence for each distinct active member here there may be 50 others awaiting a draw. If there are, say 50 members here, there must be 2500 candidates with 400+ CRS.

Still, there seems to be a lot of hope. This thread is comparatively "silent" compared to the previous Ray of Hope threads.

 

[vladikim]

Hi! Do you guys know what time does usually draw happens? And how soon can we know the draw results?

 

[rthoguluva]

What would be the ratio of active forum members awaiting a draw to the candidates not active in this forum with CRS of 400+?
I'd say 1:50, hence for each distinct active member here there may be 50 others awaiting a draw. If there are, say 50 members here, there must be 2500 candidates with 400+ CRS.

Still, there seems to be a lot of hope. This thread is comparatively "silent" compared to the previous Ray of Hope threads.

Yes, the reason behind silent is the points went up to 423 from 415 in Ray 61. So, again in this draw likely to happen on day after tomorrow will be in the same range to 415. We can't calculate the active members in ratio I think so.

 

[Umidjon90]

Hi! Do you guys know what time does usually draw happens? And how soon can we know the draw results?

Draws usuall take place at 10 am Toronto time on wednesdays, and results are immediately published on CIC website

 

[M.Gouda]

Hi! Do you guys know what time does usually draw happens? And how soon can we know the draw results?

Usually on Wednesday between 12 and 2 pm Ottawa time.. but sometimes it happens on thursday or even friday...

 

[Wandering Mind]

Why do I feel the score is going to fall significantly tomorrow. I cant justify it with figure work but just an intuition.

Fingers and toes crossed! Good luck to us all

 

[xibalban]

To all fellas who received Ontario NOIs:

The average monthly accommodation charges in Ontario is about 750 CAD. And, here we are cribbing about the 1500 CAD fee for the PNP. Would you not spare your two month's worth rental money to become a permanent resident of a wonderful country? I certainly would.

A question about PNP, considering the rigorous documentation requirement from Ontario in particular:

• Is the documentation process to be repeated for PNP nominated profiles, after one gets the ITA? Doesn't receiving an Ontario PNP imply that most of the requirements like Work Experience, PoF, etc. have already been fulfilled and CIC demanding the same, a second time, be kind of redundant?

 

[Snow-we-go]

Why do I feel the score is going to fall significantly tomorrow. I cant justify it with figure work but just an intuition.

We all hope!! Let's be positive!

 

[Chiragappa]

I hope the ransomeware malfunction doesn't stop them issuing ITA tomorrow. I don't see any other reason they are not having a draw tomorrow. Tomorrow 413-414, next draw on 31st may 405-406. Then the 6th june changes and again back to 420's for a couple of draws. Then there would be great competition between 350-400 range as the have better scope to increase their crs scores in one way or other as compared to those above 400 range. Cheers gud luck everyone.

 

[xibalban]

1 Suddeb 476
2 TanakaM 460
3 Lucky 453
4 ShouldIShouldntI 449
5 Shivanker 449
6 love4immigration 433
7 Bhoomi12 424
8 gill367 423
9 Einstien 418
10 Arsalan18 418
11 canada@2018 417
12 Dannio 417
13 omarkhan 416
14 arunroy007 413
15 Zakaria223 412
16 ivancabrer 412
17 cool_canada 412
18 msoumeit 411
19 canadadreamer 410
20 xibalban 408
21 andieangel 408
22 Pradeep Balaji 408
23 iamxty 408
24 amaniyar 407
25 karenn1617 407
26 Nitisha 407
27 Chiragappa 405
28 WanderingMind 403
29 Anpar 396
30 montustar 394
31 fahadsheikh 393
32 Rthoguluva 390
33 Saj_immigration 389
34 Alberta Semi Skilled 422
35 Revathi.iyer 410
36 Umidjon90 410
37 Indi-canada 387
38 jsjaspreet93 431

PS: The descending order sorting is, per se, not an easy task.

 

[Wandering Mind]

To all fellas who received Ontario NOIs:

The average monthly accommodation charges in Ontario is about 750 CAD. And, here we are cribbing about the 1500 CAD fee for the PNP. Would you not spare your two month's worth rental money to become a permanent resident of a wonderful country? I certainly would.

A question about PNP, considering the rigorous documentation requirement from Ontario in particular:

• Is the documentation process to be repeated for PNP nominated profiles, after she/he gets the ITA? Doesn't receiving an Ontario PNP imply that most of the requirements like Work Experience, PoF, etc. have already been fulfilled and CIC demanding the same, a second time, be kind of redundant?

It's not just about the money.

The OINP processing time is anywhere between 1 to 6 months and after that you've to factor in the ITA processing time which takes another 3 to 6 months.

And the last reason is what you've already mentioned in your question - more rigorous paperwork, some of which (like bank statements) have to be done again for ITA.

So in a nutshell, you spend more time AND money if you take the OINP route.