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maybe, I'm distracted in terms by much faster AORs from provncial offices. but it looks rather strange that it takes 2 months for officer to check the package and to press a button "documents received" anyhow, we'll be glad if the owner of the initial post (i mean - ashuindian) will update us...

usually AOR comes in a couple of days (from 2 to 5)

That are guidelines only, but - I guess - nowhere in your online app "Second review" status is indicated. "Second review" - that is when you have been deemed as ineligible once, and later you have asked the SINP office to re-view your app, considering some additional points or issues which...

just re-read/edit/correct your ref.letter(s) and apply as a technician. check, what dear tanvir_mech says: "Engineering & technologist job description are almost same with minor variation." - he's 100% right. Later, after receiving PR, you'll be able to become a member of APEGS, that'll surely...

So, where have you found "Secondary Review" status?

what is the current status of your app in OASIS?

PoF. not enough money (approx 85% of necessary amount only) was maintained for 3 months.

for example, here yes, and those (lists of NOCs) are identical (or almost identical) 4.1. APEGS is for "regulated" NOCs, which are (mostly) not on the list of jobs "in demand" for both EE and OID streams 4.2. (almost) no chances to become an APEGS member if you're not a PR or a citizen

normally it takes a couple of "business days"

just be patient :) the Quebeck PNP applicants sometimes have been waiting for a couple of years and that's not an issue for them; Sask offers a very competitive timeline, and I'm very surprised about the Sask applicants who expect a nomination just in a month, really.

Mine have been with such status for 3 months. Heard about even longer periods. Just be patient, they can't miss it - you will be assessed, no doubts.

can't state definitely for the current situation, but been analyzed in January - they have looked very similar (i.e. - with IDENTICAL "in demand" NOC lists) except the fact that you do need an EE profile to apply under the EE stream. Most complex things to establish an EE profile are: 1) IELTS...

because my NOCs were recently excluded from the SINP "in demand" list :(

Actually, nice suggestion, but there's no evidence of that. I wouldn't be so sure, yeah... :(

It has updated recently. And now it is stated smth like "The application intake threshold for the International Skilled Worker – Saskatchewan Express Entry has reached for 2016" for EE stream and "Occupations In-Demand sub-category has accepted the maximum number of applications for 2016" for...

my sugestion is - "it considered as not having applied at all"

I guess, you are talking about the "review" of your most recent IELTS results. Yes, you can request a review of all 4 modules - the price might be same as for a review of one module only. Rumour has it, that the results are never "lowered" upon the review - they can leave the results the same...

Agree with your conclusion, but have another suggestion about the reasons (of fast processsing of the apps been intaken in the last quarter): I guess, they're trying to complete the "annual quotas" (maybe - in order to make some conclusions about the effectiveness of the program itself, or -...

Tell him not to worry. I think that's just a part of the whole process - I don't know exactly, but surely they may be "locked" when the forms have been reviewed/examined (or, had been examined already). In my case - both requests for additional docs were sent by e-mail (and upon that the...

The only data we all know (and can rely on) - is here Everything else is a suggestions only. I mean - the right answer to your question is "nobody knows, but SINP officers" (but I'm in doubts they could post any kind of such data here or anywhere else online)