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That means you passed the initial stage where they make sure all the required documents are there. The adviser then will review the content of your documents to make sure they are legit. And yes, there is a possibility they make contact your employer or even visit the place where you work to...

AOR: August 23, 2018 Medical Pass: Sep 18, 2018 IP1/IP2: Sep 18, 2018 (my application jumped straight into IP2) PPR: Oct 15, 2018 COPR: October 18, 2018 Please keep in mind, I had all my education (high school and university) all done in Canada. I did not get a request for police check...

Hi, sorry for the late reply since I did not get a notification of your question. I got my COPR within two months (52 days or so) of getting my 600 points from nomination. But keep in mind, I had all my education done in Canada since high school and I work for a company that it's obviously not a...

It doesn't really matter as long as you are able to get your ITA (Invitation to apply) for nomination then you are good to go.

There are three programs in Express Entry, Federal Skilled Worker Program Federal Skilled Trades Program Canadian Experience Class you need to meet at least one of the three programs in order to apply for EEBC. Plz see the requirement in this link...

You need to see if you are qualified for Express Entry first to consider the EEBC. You need to meet one of the categories under the Express Entry. If you are able to apply for EE then I will say definitely apply for the EEBC because if you just apply for BC PNP then after you get nominated, it's...

Hello, if you are applying for EEBC, once you get your additional 600 points, you will be under PNP express entry category and will no longer be eligible for FSTP. I met both Federal Skill and CEC category for EE but when you accept the 600 points from the PNP program, the system will confirm...

Hi, you just apply as a regular BC PNP person and the BC immigration will speed up your application if your NOC is in one of the Tech Pilot NOC. Hope this helps, good luck!

Yes, you can do that. But you will have to withdraw your current application under the International Graduate.

BC nomination is not a work permit in Canada. You can use your nomination letter to apply a work permit while you wait for your PR to process.

Depends on your NOC, you need to have a job offer from BC with one of the NOC that is under the BC tech Pilot Program. Not too sure about Ontario since I don't live there.

You need a job offer for BC tech Pilot. With your education background, I will suggest that you might have enough points for Express Entry so take your English test and if it's good enough to get you points for EE then no needs for a job offer.

From my personal understanding, that is not a requirement list. The website just shows you the market value in Canada for a particular job position. No where on the website says you need to at least meet the "low" wage in order to be qualified for BC PNP.

It depends which program you are applying under usually around 3 months for nomination and it also depends where you are applying from. If you are applying paper base nomination then you still got a long wait until you get your landing paper because it takes approximately 16 months at the...

12 months of work experience is not part of the requirement for EEBCPNP, you can still apply for it with a valid job offer, you just may not get an ITA

You need a job offer that is not contract base (unless you are applying for BC TechPilot program) for BC PNP and you need a one year work experience from at least one of the qualified NOC under the express entry.

Paper base BC PNP does not require English test score but Express Entry does. So yes, you can still apply for BC PNP but not through the express entry. Also, EE requires work experience for more than a year.

Yes, there is and it depends where you intends to live and your family size. Family Income Threshold by Area of Residence Size of Family Greater Vancouver ; Regional District Rest of B.C. 1 $22,804 ; $19,006 2 $28,390 ...

So you are talking about Permanent Resident application then not BC PNP application. Then, YES, you will need to have a PCC from all the countries you have lived in since you were 18.

I applied my both through their website, I am not too sure about applying PNP through paper base :( but for the electronic application, the Police Certificate was not a required document for me. Is there a reason why you are applying through paper base? Because online is definitely a lot faster.