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CRS: 477 I don't know the range because there is no announcement on the OINP Website yet, agreed it is strange. From facebook/twitter posts it seems to be somewhere between 460-500+ but my guess would be as good as yours.

Hi All, On my EE profile, I received the NOI from OINP (under HCP) on August 11, 2023. In NOI, there's an explicit mention that I should have an active EE profile while my OINP is in assessment. My EE profile was due to expire on August 19, 2023. So, I withdrew (maybe a mistake?) to re-create...

8 Septemeber, 2022

Their SOWP would have the exact same date as yours. You'd need to re-apply for both after you get your new passport afaik.

Update: Sep 12, 2022 - Approved, PPR Request

SOWP - India (upfront medical) Aug 8, 2022 - Confirmation Aug 10, 2022 - Biometrics request Aug 16, 2022 - Biometrics updated Aug 25, 2022 - Medical Passed I don't know if the medical update is a good sign for a quick turnaround. Hoping for the best!

Yes, I applied with upfront medical. Here's my timeline so far Aug 8, 2022 - Confirmation Aug 10, 2022 - Biometrics request Aug 16, 2022 - Biometrics completed on application Aug 25, 2022 - Medical Passed I don't know what happens after medical and if it is a good sign for a quick turnaround...

Thanks for the response! That makes sense to me, but after I get a Study Permit and intend to do a master's program in Canada, I would change my status to a regular student in Canada. Then my spouse can become eligible for a SOWP on my behalf, or not? Consider this hypothetical example, for...

I read here that if I switch from SOWP to Study Permit, I would have to give up my SOWP status - reasonable. But then my spouse can't stay with me or apply for a SOWP on my behalf, is that correct...

Thank you, @scylla! I appreciate your help. That makes sense. I don't have any assets in my name in India, but I can get the declarations from my parents and in-laws. If that is counted as sponsorship, my husband can show proof of funds more than what is required. Overall, a study permit looks...

Hey there, I am a 22-year-old Software Engineer from India who graduated a year ago and currently working. I'd like to continue my studies in Canada to support my husband's PR application by adding more points and increasing my chances of building a career in Canada. I have seen some refusals...