EE - Along with PNP, RNIP and AIP

[tonylorinz]

Hello guys, this is my first post in the Forum and I am very thankful for everything I've read.


I am planning to move to Canada using the EE. Although my english is quite good I don't think I can have a 8 out of 9 to have good CRS points.
My profile is: Single, 31 years, 3 post-grads, Ielts 7 in 2012 when I was in Toronto (pretty rusted now) and a simulation of 396 points in CRS Calculator (too low for EE Draws).
So my plan is this: I will do an IELTS exam right away, submit my express entry profile and try to pursue the PNP (Provincial Nominee Programs), RNIP (Rural and Northern Immigration Program) and AIP (Atlantic Immigration Program) all along. My question is, can all of them be applied together?
The process of PNP is through EE, right?
I figured a LMIA is too hard to get so I am planning on searching for a Job in RNIP by myself, but got a little afraid of fake jobs too. Did someone find a job offer through the Job Bank and managed to be accepted by the Rural and Northern Program? Do I always need a Job Offer and a LMIA to PNPs and AIP?

Sorry for being noob, I am just starting my research and planning to live in Canada before February, 2021 to avoid loosing more points due to year rating in the CIC profile.

Warm regards from Brazil.

 

[thevisawhisperer]

There's so much to answer in your post. Let's start with this. PNPs require ties to the province - experience working, studying, or living there and almost always a job offer. Provinces are very jealous of their PNP slots and if you are sending applications to every possible immigration program, they will not nominate you. The AIP also requires ties to the Atlantic provinces and a job offer.
I think you should do a lot more research into basic immigration concepts before you take such a huge leap.