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Aukhan said:
hi ev 1 need suggestion
i am waiting for eca after eca my points will be 468. will surely get ita in very next draw (single applicant)
but i am planning to get married in march after marriage my points will be 441 without ielts, eca nd we
so what do you guys suggest apply as single applicant get AOR and then update status after marriage
or get married first and then apply all together with spouse
what i need to know is the processing time in both scenerios which one will be fast
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Get married after receiving PPR but before you send passports inform CIC. They will update your application and include your new spouse. You can get ITA with 441 but it is not guaranted. 468 is guaranted.
 
nns14 said:
:(:(

I was hoping max 450 on Jan 9 then on 23rd Jan I would get the ITA
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My prediction of CRS 450 on Jan 9 (with 3900 ITAs) is after considering there would be a 15-20% decrease in the pool intake as was the case last year during the holiday season.

However, if the intake remains similar to what we have been seeing in the past few months, CRS 456 is a more likely cut off.
 
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Seeing a lot of folks predicting cut off scores between 438-445 tomorrow (Jan 9). We had cut offs of CRS 442 (3900 ITAs with 2 week gap on Oct 29) and CRS 449 (3900 ITAs with 17 days gap on Nov 15) recently.

So, with 3900 ITAs and a draw after 3 weeks, the intake should be at least 30% lower than normal for the cut off to reach 445.
 
abhishek_89 said:
Seeing a lot of folks predicting cut off scores between 438-445 tomorrow (Jan 9). We had cut offs of CRS 442 (3900 ITAs with 2 week gap on Oct 29) and CRS 449 (3900 ITAs with 17 days gap on Nov 15) recently.

So, with 3900 ITAs and a draw after 3 weeks, the intake should be at least 30% lower than normal for the cut off to reach 445.
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I hope you are wrong man. Fingers crossed at 438.
 
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WES document policy change from 1 Dec might temporarily slow down ECA a bit for this round and/or the next ? (maybe, we don't know the impact).

CRS 450+ would be setting a bad precedence in 2019 . Given that there are zero pending applications with 440 and above on Dec 19, cutoff of 450 would imply 165 new entries [plus about 20 IELTS score upgrades every day on an average] in the pool everyday with 450+ score. Seems a bit on the higher side or may be that is how it is lately.

Still hoping for 445-448, we will know in a few hours. Fingers crossed.

Cheers !!
 
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apr-2019 said:
WES document policy change from 1 Dec might temporarily slow down ECA a bit for this round and/or the next ? (maybe, we don't know the impact).

CRS 450+ would be setting a bad precedence in 2019 . Given that there are zero pending applications with 440 and above on Dec 19, cutoff of 450 would imply 165 new entries [plus about 20 IELTS score upgrades every day on an average] in the pool everyday with 450+ score. Seems a bit on the higher side or may be that is how it is lately.

Still hoping for 445-448, we will know in a few hours. Fingers crossed.

Cheers !!
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i agree with you

My take would be -

444 (+/- 1) would be the next cutoff , no major PNP nomination in last 3 weeks.
 
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abhishek_89 said:
Seeing a lot of folks predicting cut off scores between 438-445 tomorrow (Jan 9). We had cut offs of CRS 442 (3900 ITAs with 2 week gap on Oct 29) and CRS 449 (3900 ITAs with 17 days gap on Nov 15) recently.

So, with 3900 ITAs and a draw after 3 weeks, the intake should be at least 30% lower than normal for the cut off to reach 445.
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It that period of 17 days, there was 2 PNP who have selected more then 500 candidate which make the cutoff on higher side.
this time only 1 PNP has nominated 78 candidate i dont think the cutoff will be more then 444.
 
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