BC PNP File Submitted in April 2017
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rockinchick77
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They asked for proof that the employer has made an effort to recruit from within canada ,we have applied under skilled worker(not express entry) ,husband has a job offer in Kelowna he is a carpenter ,case worker emailed back to say they have received docs and it was being passed on to be processed,so it's just a waiting game nowJas171 said:
rockinchick77
Newbie
Yes it is hard to wait ,good luck to you as well ,hope its not to long a wait for youJas171 said:
Hi everyone,
I am just about to create my express entry profile and PMP is very new topic to me !! Could anyone explain me what is PMP and How I should start to pursue that ? and how can I calculate my PNP score ? Is that different form CRS?
FYI, I also want to reside in BC.
Many Thanks in advance
I am just about to create my express entry profile and PMP is very new topic to me !! Could anyone explain me what is PMP and How I should start to pursue that ? and how can I calculate my PNP score ? Is that different form CRS?
FYI, I also want to reside in BC.
Many Thanks in advance
Hi,Atul Gupta said:
it depends from the stream you are going to take,
you can check out here the details
https://www.welcomebc.ca/Immigrate-to-B-C/B-C-Provincial-Nominee-Program/Invitations-to-Apply
Hi guys,
sorry for disrupting you from your original topic,
but as you got invited and already submitted your docs for nomination,
I believe you can help me with my registration question.
Please please help!
I'm wondering what my previous experience I should show in the part of "Job offer and previous work experience"
I have job offer as Service Technician and has worked there already for half a year.
It is NOC 2232 Mechanical engineering technologists and technicians
My previous job title are "Chief engineer" and "Principal Technical Project Engineer"
I believe it should be NOC 2132 - Mechanical engineers
My previous work and current one is interconnected - all my work is mechanical and in hydraulic industry.
My questions are:
+ does someone has the case when the NOC for previous job was greater and how you prove the connection between previous experience and current job
+ what documents do you need from your previous employers in addition to their confirmation (reference) letter
I know that in BC PNP program guide it is written "The BC PNP defines directly related work experience as paid employment that is classified under the same NOC code as the B.C. job offer that you have accepted. Experience in a related occupation at a NOC skill level equal to or greater than the NOC code of the B.C. job offer may also be included if, at the time of application, you can satisfactorily demonstrate how this work experience is directly related." But I'm not sure whether I understood this correctly that I could be previously engineer and now technician
thank you very much in advance!
sorry for disrupting you from your original topic,
but as you got invited and already submitted your docs for nomination,
I believe you can help me with my registration question.
Please please help!
I'm wondering what my previous experience I should show in the part of "Job offer and previous work experience"
I have job offer as Service Technician and has worked there already for half a year.
It is NOC 2232 Mechanical engineering technologists and technicians
My previous job title are "Chief engineer" and "Principal Technical Project Engineer"
I believe it should be NOC 2132 - Mechanical engineers
My previous work and current one is interconnected - all my work is mechanical and in hydraulic industry.
My questions are:
+ does someone has the case when the NOC for previous job was greater and how you prove the connection between previous experience and current job
+ what documents do you need from your previous employers in addition to their confirmation (reference) letter
I know that in BC PNP program guide it is written "The BC PNP defines directly related work experience as paid employment that is classified under the same NOC code as the B.C. job offer that you have accepted. Experience in a related occupation at a NOC skill level equal to or greater than the NOC code of the B.C. job offer may also be included if, at the time of application, you can satisfactorily demonstrate how this work experience is directly related." But I'm not sure whether I understood this correctly that I could be previously engineer and now technician
thank you very much in advance!
Hi Shaun95Shaun95 said:
For ITA, after you register under BC pnp, it just depend on how many points you have and what was the draw come at? What's your score?
Example- last draw for eebc skilled worker came at 85. All the applicants that were at 85 or above got ITA.
I registered on BC pnp on 1 March.
On 8 March 1 got ITA
On 30 March. Submitted my file along with documents
On 11 April, case officer requested additional documents
Now waiting ...
If you have more questions, feel free to ask...
kong20100902
Full Member
- May 7, 2016
- 1
- Category........
- PNP
- Visa Office......
- Sydney
- App. Filed.......
- 06-04-2017
- Nomination.....
- 19-04-2017
- AOR Received.
- 04-08-2017
- Passport Req..
- 04-09-2018
- LANDED..........
- 10-01-2019
as mentioned by Jas171 - timeline depends on score and rounds.Jas171 said:
I've registered on 18th of April and received ITA on 19th of April.
I was so lucky just because the round come up right after my registration.
the previous round was on 5th of April. (SI - Skilled worker, my score is 95, round score 90)
it means if you register now - you will receive invitation withing next 2 weeks if your score is sufficient.
kong20100902
Full Member
- May 7, 2016
- 1
- Category........
- PNP
- Visa Office......
- Sydney
- App. Filed.......
- 06-04-2017
- Nomination.....
- 19-04-2017
- AOR Received.
- 04-08-2017
- Passport Req..
- 04-09-2018
- LANDED..........
- 10-01-2019
timeline is in ur quote, as applicant in SI IPG, no employment is required, no ita needed either, you just apply and get it, though i had trouble convincing them that i have intention to live in BC (Yes I really do....) as a US residentJas171 said: