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Guys, how far it would go down? Wouldn't it stop somewhere? Last year too it has come down till 450, but it shot up again. Does anyone expect how the trend would be and when it would start going up again?
 
The scores have to go down below 450. But how much, no one knows. Where would it stop, no one knows. The lowest score was 450. It was almost 15 months back in Sept/Oct 2015. The difference between those time and today are following -

1. Increased quota of economic immigrant by 22% in 2017 (From 58400 in 2016 to 71700 in 2017) 2000 of Atlantic figures are not included. Refer any site for the immigration targets to validate. (Refer CIC site http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2016-10-31.asp)
2. Paper based applications prior to 2015 is coming to an end. There will not much length in the queue who applied before the start of the express entry in 2015. So, it is stated categorically in the 2017 that "as a majority of admissions in 2017 are expected to come from Express Entry."
3. LMIA fatness has been removed. In everydraw there was a good % of LMIA based candidates who had poor human capital, but with 600 LMIA points, they were ahead of all of us. That fatness has been removed.
4. Starting March 2017, there would be less number of the PNP applicants in the draw because of following reason -
4a) As OINP would finish the PNP decision of all the cases received before March 2016. There would not be the big numbers with new PNP. When they restart again with Human Capital Priorities, it will take atleast 6 months for the decision.
4b) Nova Scotia Express Entry is closed for quite sometime
4c) and so many others.
5. The point is that PNP applicants in express entry would not eat much of the space in each draw. Also, PNP nominated applicants does not eat the economic immigrant quote. They do have their own PNP quota.

With all the five points above, it appears to me that this trend towards lower CRS with same volume of ITA would continue for this year. Yes, there may be a possibility of any unexpected and last minute surprises.

But, last few draws have really given a decent hope to stay alive in the boat. I am in the queue with 434.

Thank you.
 
waiting for LMIA approval, will put on 444 all together. :o
 
jackdawn said:
hang on guys. Those who are between 440-450 will get opportunity in the next draw
definetly not in the next one..hopefully february draws. but still hopes alive
 
BA2LAMAZ said:
I don't quite understand your question

Hi!

I quoted your old post wherein you are currently having 444 CRS last September. Given that you are CEC Inland, and i am outland i became skeptic on my CRS once i create my EE after my IELTS.

But i can see that you have received your ITA now, i am happy for you.
 
Pawshi said:
5. The point is that PNP applicants in express entry would not eat much of the space in each draw. Also, PNP nominated applicants does not eat the economic immigrant quote. They do have their own PNP quota.

Didnt know that! Thank you. +1
 
I wonder when is a realistic time that CRS will reach 440... Before April, you think?
 
patricia.hple said:
I wonder when is a realistic time that CRS will reach 440... Before April, you think?

Scores dropping will purely depend upon number of ita s in each draw. If they keep drawing 1500, scores may not keep dropping.
 
Good to see people posting in this group.
Hang in there guys, good days are coming.
 
Hey hey February promises good days for this group
 
Hello everybody,

Let's try to keep this thread active so it can give us An indication on how many of us are in this score range 8)
I'm standing at 446 here ..
 
440 here ... good luck for all
 
Number of ITAs issued in 2015 - 31.000
Number of ITAs issued in 2016 - 33.782
So far in 2017 there was 9.744 ITAs, at least 40.000(+) to go. Do you agree?
 
astralsource said:
Number of ITAs issued in 2015 - 31.000
Number of ITAs issued in 2016 - 33.782
So far in 2017 there was 9.744 ITAs, at least 40.000(+) to go. Do you agree?

where does it say 40k+ to go? and what is the average size per draw if that is true?