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Your "authentic source" is just a random guy's unaccredited post in an online forum. Anyone can say anything on this forum, dude. If you believe in that post, you might as well self-declare as Canadian Citizen.

You'll be fine. Just wait until May comes.

You enter your own score in the application. You can choose whichever result you want, as long as it's taken within the past 2 years.

Thanks! No I didn't do anything special. It surprised me as well.

Me too. Some people's thoughts are quiet entertaining. I'm glad I only started browsing this forum after my immigration is settled. It's fun to watch people day dreaming.

LOL what the heck are you saying? I saw a spike of 900 in 2018. In 2019 I only see stable increase. I would say 2019 is much more stable than 2018. 2020 would just be the same as 2019, stable increase throughout the year. It's becoming a common knowledge to temporary workers in US that getting...

This was very clear back in May... I was in the range of 450s and I expected the score to go up into the space. So I didn't waste anytime and took IELTS again in July. Got ITA right after receiving my results and got my PR now. People really need to see into the future, not just hoping history...

Ignore that guy, he's just being salty. Same thing happened to me. ITA arrived 5 days before 1 year employment completion. Their dumb CRS calculator does not count employment length by days, but by months. I did some research and saw some people got rejected because they accepted an ITA a few...

Get clb 9999 for yourself. You get additional 14 points from Official languages proficiency and extra 12 points on C. Skill transferability factors. That put you even closer to 500 points at 492.

I'd wait until the last day to accept.

If she has an open work permit, then sure she can. If you are asking if she can apply for an open work permit based on the fact that you are PR, I do not know the answer, sorry.

After you get PR and landed you can sponsor your spouse, which can take one year or more.

In September you were saying the score will drop below 450, and asked to mark your words... https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ray-of-hope-126th-draw.652492/page-35#post-8164777 Yourself is struggling in improving your CRS score too. I think you got those...

I was thinking the same when my score was high 450 in July. I spent another two months studying and improved my IELTS so that my score was above 470. I have my PR card on the table now. If you can improve your score in anyway, you need to do it ASAP.

Lol so much ranting for nothing. If you studied here for a 3-4 years degree and cannot get CLB9... well, I wonder what you did for that 4 years. My friends have no trouble getting CLB8/9, a little bit more study they all get CLB9. If you are having trouble looking for job after graduation...

There's no hope for that score. They don't want to take your case because student visa requires a lot of work, probably same or a little bit less than EE, but they make much less money. Just apply for student visa yourself. If you can't handle the visa application, I doubt if you can handle...

You should use the full name. "American University of Science and Technology" Doesn't seem to be too long for the space provided. Is there a length limit? You submitted the application already? Then you can either hope they could make the connection between AUST and "American University of...

2 month to be precise. Applied late August. PPR mid Sept. COPR early October. Inland interview late October.

Why do you guys have such high hope on lowered score? I think the score won't ever be consistently as low as last year. The trends of draw cut off last year has nothing to do with this year. Many things has changed in the world in the past year. You have to connect the CRS score with all the...

Have you considered taking the test again and get better score? To be honest this won't be the end of the day for you. You are very close to the score. You will likely be picked in the next few rounds. Worst case scenario, you get more foreign work experience. You've worked for two years. You...