Ray of Hope 67th Draw

[yadwinder998]

Well, where to look for NOCs required by Ontariohttp://www.canadavisa.com/ontario-express-entry-human-capital-priorities-stream.html so my friend can consider this. Any links so we can look it up?

She is sitting at 375 which is sad....

 

[reify]

How about 375???? Any chance ever???

Try Ontario PNP, they nominate pretty quick these days, though the drawback is slow processing by CIC for PNP applicants. PNPs are given the least priority by CIC after ITA and subsquent AOR.

 

[Weststarr]

Well, where to look for NOCs required by Ontario so my friend can consider this. Any links so we can look it up?

She is sitting at 375 which is sad....

http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNPNEW.html

 

[Wandering Mind]

Well, where to look for NOCs required by Ontario so my friend can consider this. Any links so we can look it up?

She is sitting at 375 which is sad....

http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNPNEW.html

 

[gurpreet.ts]

Hi,

I'm new to the forum. Not exactly sure where to post this query but this seems like the most active thread. So here goes,

Once you receive the ITA is it possible that your application can be processed in less that 3-4 months provided all your documents are in order? Or does it stretch to 6 months by default?

There have been numerous cases where people have got their PRs in 3-4 months. So 6 month is never a default time at all. On an average it takes around 4 months.

 

[sunny_guyed]

There have been numerous cases where people have got their PRs in 3-4 months. So 6 month is never a default time at all. On an average it takes around 4 months.

This 6 months includes the whole process from submitting all applications including meds, security check, and getting your pr card or what?

 

[rvndrgandhi]

Hey i am new here.
Any chances of 408 in near future.

 

[sumanserah]

There have been numerous cases where people have got their PRs in 3-4 months. So 6 month is never a default time at all. On an average it takes around 4 months.

Thanks.

Also, is there going to be an interview at all in this process? Or is it only once you land in Canada?

 

[Muelsayed]

The cut off point depends on number of ITA issued and the time gap between draws.but all immigration expert say the CRS score will start to decline gradually. I think for your case still u a have a good chance maybe in august and september u will be invited

 

[gurpreet.ts]

Thanks.

Also, is there going to be an interview at all in this process? Or is it only once you land in Canada?

Interview is quite rare during application, but once you land in canada there would be an interview at the immigration counters.

 

[Divya15]

Yes, I am 2174.

When have you received noi from ontario. Also what is your CRS

 

[rvndrgandhi]

When have you received noi from ontario. Also what is your CRS

I got that too at 408
Noc 1311

 

[Saj_immigration]

Twins nice!

You profile looks pretty good regardless of your age. Has your spouse taken the IELTS test? and does she have any post secondary education?

If not this may possibly add 40 points to your score. I assume you have listed your spouse as accompanying.

regards

She did but her scores are not as good as mine. She's going to take it again early next month but to be honest am assuming it'll be 6 on all bands. Just being realistic.

She does have two post secondary education that have been verified by WES for ECA.

and yes, I have listed her as accompanying and included the above mentioned infos for EE profile.

Started of the whole immigration process for the twins actually, thinking of giving them a better quality education and standard of living. Anyway I guess that's what most of us think about when they decide to move.

Missed out on submitting profile for Nova Scotia one as I wasn't in front of a pc and by the time I did it was closed. Better luck next time.

Let's see what fate has in store for us

 

[Saj_immigration]

Give French language a go with all you can. Lot faster than going for masters and you wouldn't have to quit your job either as it may require if you opt to go for full-time masters. I studied French for 8 months only to quit as we do not have TEF exams in my country, only DELF/DALF which is only accepted by Quebec. Now EE seems lot more flexible, faster and achievable since Nov last year, there was no point continuing. However with June 6th change you could be in for a big treat if you are willing to commit to learn this beautiful language. Bonne Chance

Thanks and yes that's kinda the only feasible option for the time being. I have already checked and they do have weekend classes so am gonna enroll myself soon. Not gonna leave any stone unturned

 

[mqamar1994]

Try Ontario PNP, they nominate pretty quick these days, though the drawback is slow processing by CIC for PNP applicants. PNPs are given the least priority by CIC after ITA and subsquent AOR.

Can you provide the source for this information?

I've heard in this very forum that PNP applicants are processed faster because their documentation is already verified

 

[Muelsayed]

I got that too at 408
Noc 1311

Noc 1311 can receive NOI from ontario????

 

[rvndrgandhi]

Noc 1311 can receive NOI from ontario????

idk how but i got it