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[Badgirloma]

Your NOC Speculation is not updated here.

https://noc.esdc.gc.ca/

also should ppl in NOC A be worried about this change, I.e your degree not matching your job description?

 

[HopelessBR]

Your NOC Speculation is not updated here.

https://noc.esdc.gc.ca/

the released table is clearly in preliminary phase though, and they said IRCC plans to use it in spring 2022...

 

[dankboi]

All these recent happenings prove that Mark knows nothing. He was even surprised by the CEC draw. His client wasn’t invited because his score was 460 lol

 

[upon]

Mark can talk all he wants but the fact that CEC just invited 2k people can still mean something... why bother inviting people 1 month later and just 2k? I do believe they are worried about inviting more low skilled workers as well as those backlogs.

Low skilled? To qualify for CEC you need to have at least 1 year of skilled work experience in Canada.

Bro, you are outside Canada I believe. It means shit for Canada what position you hold in your country. No offence, really. But it is very common for people with every high positions to work as taxi driver or cashier for very long time after immigration (and those 2 are NOC C btw).

 

[HopelessBR]

also should ppl in NOC A be worried about this change, I.e your degree not matching your job description?

we still need to know how points will be distributed under this new system, they only talked about how it can affect mostly people under NOC B though

 

[Alysson]

Mark can talk all he wants but the fact that CEC just invited 2k people can still mean something... why bother inviting people 1 month later and just 2k? I do believe they are worried about inviting more low skilled workers as well as those backlogs.

He claims they want to process those already in the backlog first. Though he has no idea what he is saying. But if that’s the truth, then they would need to hold larger draws next year to make up for lost time. I feel that if you have a chance at getting a PNP or going to Quebec, then it’s best to go for it. Better than waiting for this endless uncertainty.

 

[HopelessBR]

Low skilled? To qualify for CEC you need to have at least 1 year of skilled work experience in Canada.

Bro, you are outside Canada I believe. It means shit for Canada what position you hold in your country. No offence, really. But it is very common for people with every high positions to work as taxi driver or cashier for very long time after immigration (and those 2 are NOC C btw).

I was only meaning low skill = low CRS. period... of course I know many people out there will be doctors in their 50s. This is exactly why they said NOC system will change that "skill level" classification. We have been using this term rather wrongly for awhile now.

 

[kloppity]

Low skilled? To qualify for CEC you need to have at least 1 year of skilled work experience in Canada.

Bro, you are outside Canada I believe. It means shit for Canada what position you hold in your country. No offence, really. But it is very common for people with every high positions to work as taxi driver or cashier for very long time after immigration (and those 2 are NOC C btw).

Don't take it too seriously, it's a bit of sour grapes. As long as the people who make such claims don't actually believe it.

 

[dankboi]

There are possibilities that fsw may roll out with the EE changes _ holt says

 

[HopelessBR]

He claims they want to process those already in the backlog first. Though he has no idea what he is saying. But if that’s the truth, then they would need to hold larger draws next year to make up for lost time. I feel that if you have a chance at getting a PNP or going to Quebec, then it’s best to go for it. Better than waiting for this endless uncertainty.

i do believe NOW it is about backlogs to a certain extent because they have been inviting less and less people, but that is the only clue we (and him) have.

 

[Psyoptica]

i do believe NOW it is about backlogs to a certain extent because they have been inviting less and less people, but that is the only clue we (and him) have.

This assumption makes the least sense as they are not really doing anything to clear out the backlog. Things still are where they were 1 month back.

 

[HopelessBR]

This assumption makes the least sense as they are not really doing anything to clear out the backlog. Things still are where they were 1 month back.

Are they stuck in finishing february applications since last month? I didn't know that.

 

[otaviovidal]

So... could they be waiting for the new NOC system rollout to resume FSW? They first released that note on November 2020 and last FSW draw was in December.

Ugh now I gotta wait and see if my NOC will still be considered 'skilled'. If things couldn't get any worse.

 

[upon]

He claims they want to process those already in the backlog first. Though he has no idea what he is saying. But if that’s the truth, then they would need to hold larger draws next year to make up for lost time. I feel that if you have a chance at getting a PNP or going to Quebec, then it’s best to go for it. Better than waiting for this endless uncertainty.

Well they have around 400 000 PR application backlog right now. Plus dependants = about 550 000 PR to land.
So I believe with the backlog they all set even for the next year.

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.the...to-get-here-how-should-ottawa-prioritize.html

 

[CannyTheCunny]

No. NOC changes apply too all candidates (FSW, CEC, PNP, all of them). There have been CEC and PNP draws so this is not the reason why FSW is on hold.

True.