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Submitted by OINP towards the end of September. Got an email recently saying it was incomplete (hadn't authorised WES to send my assessment to them - whoops). Got another email after to say the application is complete and now forwarded for assessment. Some progress then! Any idea how long it...

Hey everyone, Hope one of you can help me. I received a PNP from Ontario back in August and applied before their deadline towards the end of September. I've not followed up with them until now as they've got a 60 day processes target but was wondering - should I have received an update yet? On...

Hi everyone, quick question on updating CIC profiles with new language test results. I've updated mine in the portal but my CRS score hasn't updated to reflect the change. Is this something that should happen immediately or does this take time? Thank you for your help!

Hi all, I have a couple of questions on the impact of responding to an NOI on an express entry profile. Essentially I'm confused about what happens to the EE profile and when / if it is removed from the EE pool. Apologies in advance if this has been asked and answered - I haven't found it...

Anyone know the answer to this? I was going to ask the same question. I think I read somewhere that once you accept the OINP it takes your profile out of the pool. But it was confusing and not from an official source

No you can’t

I’d imagine they’ll keep to that approach and towards the end of the year have a view of how many ITA actually come through to PRs and adjust the invites accordingly depending on what their target entrants are. They issued a fair few more ITAs than their target last year. In part that’s...

This is misrepresentation though. You’re applying with a profile that says unaccompanying when that’s not your intention and you plan to change it immediately afterwards. And the sole reason for this is to jump above others who are also waiting with honest profiles. I’d imagine CIC will just...

Do you know why your application is in process for so long? Because if you don’t and you apply again, you might just repeat the same situation

CIC will be aware of these details. They info share with the US. So you can apply but expect this to be detrimental to your likelihood of success

Well said ;) Some people on here need to check themselves

You need to be realistic. How is that practically going to happen?

If you were a full time employee of the schools and being paid the whole time (even between school years), i’d say it’s continuous, no question. With it being contracts that terminate and then you’re technically between jobs, I’d say not continuous. It’s a difficult one to decide though...

In so many ways, that is a stupid answer to a serious question

Interesting, I wouldn't have expected that to happen. I was under the impression that CIC simply looked to see that you had "a" bank account with sufficient funds in it that you had access to. And actually if you had 'other' accounts or loans, those weren't considered. Surely lots of people...

If I were you I’d go back to the Germany authorities and explain the situation again, that it is for immigration to another country and the document they did provide isn’t accepted. Given they issue it in ‘some’ circumstances, ie if you’ve not lived in another country, this is just Germany...

This calculation makes sense but the conclusions don’t reflect the relative distribution of those remaining profiles in the 451-460 range. This makes your predictions too optimistic

Only you know whether this is realistic, but if you think there are grounds for you to fight being laid off, I would go down that route. It might work depending on the sort of organisation it is. Or go for the softer approach of appealing to your bosses kind side. You’ll have to be the judge...

That’s not correct. You either: 1 - have at least that the required amount in your bank for 6 months. And face no questions as to where the money came from. Or 2 - have the minimum amount for less than 6 months and need to explain the source. So that could be a gift deed or selling property...

I had a similar outcome with the 2 qualifications listed as 2 bachelors. I used the 2 or more degrees / certificates