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Yes of course you can change job but if you change to noc c then you need to submit ielts and find a job that’s eligible for ainp. Best thing is to call ainp office after getting nomination.

It was for administrative assistant position which is non unique. Having said that, ainp is quite unpredictable and some officers are really good.

I know someone who applied srs pg on dec 22 and file no in feb got an email that they will call them on Monday

Thank you fahad911 I am in noc b and my another job will also be on noc b but I am planning to change after ainp

Did you called them?

Nice I think you will get a follow up next week And did you studied in Alberta ?

When did you got your file number ?

Did he studied in Alberta?

If I change job to same noc then is it still considered experience?

Mine is expiring in 2020 but I think you will get call in a week or two max. And what did they said when you called them?

Any idea on when we can expect it ?

For srs pg

Anybody who applied in dec second week got their nomination ?

According to me, strong tie is more related towards if you have done you college in Alberta or if you lived in Alberta for most part of your time in Canada Having said that, the actual eligibility is determined by the set of rules that are set as minimum standard to apply for AoS

So I think it’s not gonna take more than a week or two

Actually I did my study in Alberta and few of my friends got their nomination a month back who applied in last week of nov

Actually I am kinda confused since I am very close to receiving a call

Hi guys I applied Srs pg in first week of dec and got my file number in first week of January. Now, I am being offered a job that I was looking for last few month. Should I go ahead and accept that offer or should I stick to same job ? Thank you everyone Looking for advise