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Ontario sent me an NOI this January (tech stream). My CRS score was 465 and I didn't add my spouse because the cut off score is too high nowadays. With my spouse, the CRS would be 461 - which is still more than the required score for the OINP this January ("OINP targeted candidates with a CRS...

Correct, she is listed as not-accompanying on my EE profile.

Ontario sent me a NOI this January (tech stream). My CRS score was 465 and I didn't add my spouse because the cut off score is too high nowadays. With my spouse, the CRS would be 461 - which is still more than the required score for the OINP this January ("OINP targeted candidates with a CRS...

I've received the NOI. What's the deadline for submitting all the documents? (I guess I have to create a new profile on the ontario website)

If there's gonna be third draw in January, the score may drop to 465

471/473

It really depends on the frequency of draws... if we have 3 draws in January, it is possibile.

Hi, I'm in the same situation - spouse in Canada on an "Open spouse work permit" (I'm on PGWP). I can't include her as accompanying spouse because my score would drop to 460 (I don't think the score will drop <= 460 any soon) Should she leave the country for me to apply alone or it's enough to...

Thank you. It looks like you're from UK, why did you need to send yours? :) Isn't UK visa exempted as well?

I didn't understand why the passport has to be sent. I live in Canada and I'm from EU country (no need to get a visa to enter Canada), I've just applied for PR, will they require me to send my passport? If yes, why so?

Ah ok, then I was wrong. I thought that my origin country shouldn't be included in my travel history at all. What should I insert when I have spent 1 year in country B (working) which was neither Canada nor my origin country?

I am currently a resident of Canada (work permit). I have been a resident in the Netherlands, which is not my origin country, for one year. With regards to the travel history, my understanding is that I don't need to include trips to my current country of residence (Canada) even if they were...

I have degrees and job experience for which I don't claim points ( I only claimed points for my Canadian degree and Canadian work experience) - I received an ITA on Wednesday. Should the other job positions and degree be mentioned only in the "personal history" or in the work and education...

I guess I'll need some time to figure it out then... maybe I need to decline this ITA ? That's really unfair though... my degree is Canadian and I paid all my tuition in Canada. I even had to pay taxes in Canada for my international income during the period I was on a study permit.

Yes, and it was part of the requirements for the program, despite being a Canadian master's degree. Is this going to be a problem in my application? Should I explain it somewhere in the application? Or the transcript will be enough? Or worse, this is going to be a major issue in the application?

I'm kinda in the same situation... my Master's was from an accredited Canadian university and included a period abroad. Is it true that it can't be used to claim points for Canadian education?? Right now I live and work in Canada, but I've just realized during my Master's I spent less than 8...

Yes, I'll need to provide a police certificate but that's not my concern. I'm just afraid my Canadian education (Master's) will be questioned because of the time spent abroad - even though it was part of the Master program (as in my transcript).

Hello, I've just received the ITA and I'm working on my travel history. I had a peculiar situation: I graduated from my Master's in Canada, but since it was a double degree program, I spent more than half of the program length (> 6 months) in the EU at the partner university, despite paying...

Hello everyone! I'm currently working in Ontario as a skilled worker (open work permit) and I plan on applying for Express Entry under Canadian Experience Class. However, I am not interested anymore to work as an employee since I've started my own business. I have a couple of months left to...