PNP ONTARIO,,,INTERNATIONAL STUDENT JOB OFFER STREAM

[jagga]

hello folks,,,,lets share experiences about the pnp ontario with job offer stream,,,share your timelines,difficulties,any surprising events,,,thanks...

[ethels]

Timeline:

Employer applied for position to be approved: January 2011
Position approved: May 2011
Candidate nominates: May 2011
Candidate nominated: August 2011

Total processing times on Ontario Government part - 6-7 months.


Note: All documents required submitted (no hiccup there).

If you got any question, feel free to ask

[jagga]

thanks for ur reply,,,did ur employer or u received any call from visa officer....

[ethels]

thanks for ur reply,,,did ur employer or u received any call from visa officer....

Visa officer? do you mean Immigration Ontario or CIC ?

I don't know for sure, but an one point my employer asked me my file number for ON-PNP and that's likely that someone from Immigration Ontario wanted to double check.

[jagga]

ohk,,,any suggestion you want to make as m going to launch ma file next week,,,

[ethels]

Before you apply:

If you have the required work experience under skilled NOC class for one year, I recommend that you apply under CEC class which will save you the provincial nomination fee $1,500 and saves you 6-7 months processing times. Provincial route is longer and more expensive... although it offers some tangible benefit such as

- If you're pressed for time (work permit expiring in 7-12 months horizon), ON PNP nomination will provide you with LMO exemption when you extend your work permit. Although in reality, LMO is already relaxed for international student, a ON PNP is the surest guarantee that your work permit gets extended - hassle free way.

- If you're enrolled in some managerial training program which involves different departments / areas of the business, this makes it very hard for anyone to write detailed job description for each one and to provide NOC code for each one.

-English test is waived for PNP nominee.

-If you do not have one year work experience and want to apply for PR right away, ON PNP is your best bet



Decided on Ontario PNP route - TIPS.

- If you have not approached your employer, tell them at front that this is NOT a sponsorship program and cost them zero dollar. All they need to do is to get the position approved and you will take care of the rest.

- Position approval and many forms need to be signed by authorizing officer accompanied with barrister. If you work in a larger company, it is likely that they have legal department that can save you some money to get them sign.

- Anticipate what's needed! While your employer is getting the position approved, see what they need in the next stage: birth certificate? get them translated and notarized ... diploma? get your university transcript.... always think ahead and anticipate. After you nominate yourself, get the police certificate done (if you need one) ... etc

- I discovered this very late in the stage but ON PNP has a facebook page. Search for "OPPORTUNITIES ONTARIO" in Facebook ... there's someone that always answers every question if you got any.


Good luck

[jagga]

Before you apply:

If you have the required work experience under skilled NOC class for one year, I recommend that you apply under CEC class which will save you the provincial nomination fee $1,500 and saves you 6-7 months processing times. Provincial route is longer and more expensive... although it offers some tangible benefit such as

- If you're pressed for time (work permit expiring in 7-12 months horizon), ON PNP nomination will provide you with LMO exemption when you extend your work permit. Although in reality, LMO is already relaxed for international student, a ON PNP is the surest guarantee that your work permit gets extended - hassle free way.

- If you're enrolled in some managerial training program which involves different departments / areas of the business, this makes it very hard for anyone to write detailed job description for each one and to provide NOC code for each one.

-English test is waived for PNP nominee.

-If you do not have one year work experience and want to apply for PR right away, ON PNP is your best bet



Decided on Ontario PNP route - TIPS.

- If you have not approached your employer, tell them at front that this is NOT a sponsorship program and cost them zero dollar. All they need to do is to get the position approved and you will take care of the rest.

- Position approval and many forms need to be signed by authorizing officer accompanied with barrister. If you work in a larger company, it is likely that they have legal department that can save you some money to get them sign.

- Anticipate what's needed! While your employer is getting the position approved, see what they need in the next stage: birth certificate? get them translated and notarized ... diploma? get your university transcript.... always think ahead and anticipate. After you nominate yourself, get the police certificate done (if you need one) ... etc

- I discovered this very late in the stage but ON PNP has a facebook page. Search for "OPPORTUNITIES ONTARIO" in Facebook ... there's someone that always answers every question if you got any.


Good luck

thanks man,,,appreciate ur reply,,,,actually i jus finished ma study so i thought it wud be the fastest and eze way for pr,,,,m jus concerned about the processing time after we get our nominations,,,

[jagga]

and one more que,,, what did u write in column "did u tried u hire canadian citizen"  "show ur recruitment effortd" m leaving both of them blank,,wat u think?

[jagga]

and where did u find companys incorporation no?

[ethels]

The form states, "If you are recruiting an individual, who currently lives abroad or visiting Ontario ..."

So if you are the aforementioned individual, the company needs to fill that section.

[ethels]

and where did u find companys incorporation no?

This form should be filled by someone in either HR / Legal / Signing officer instead of the nominee. They will know if the company is incorporated or not, if so they will know where to find the number, if not then you just need to put "N/A".

You should try to get them fill this form to avoid error / inaccuracies.

[jagga]

actually they trust me and gave me all the necessary docs and asked me to fill whatever you and get signed ,,,,,,

[Rossei]

actually they trust me and gave me all the necessary docs and asked me to fill whatever you and get signed ,,,,,,

As Ethels said, this isn't the proper way to fill out Employer's Pre-screen Application. Your employer should have been more professional and filled it out for you.

[jagga]

yeah rossei,,i agree with u,,,,,,i found it on t4 slip of the company showing total number of employees,,,,buuhh i m still in doubt,,,

[sentee08]

Hi. Can you helpme out? my family's in toronto already. I have an application in manitoba and my dad's 2 nd cousinwill sponsor me. Is there another way if i can apply in toronto as provincial nominee? and whaht program? I'm a registered nurse for 4years alrdy pls pls help! thanks =)