Express Entry Step by step instructions.
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I have got CRS of 434. But the lowest CRS as of yet is 450. So i guess, i have to be at the mercy of a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP).
Am i right? If yes, could you please suggest which Province in Canada is good to try for Accounting jobs?
Thank you for your time.
Am i right? If yes, could you please suggest which Province in Canada is good to try for Accounting jobs?
Thank you for your time.
The CRS is predicted to go down at the end of the year, but no one knows for certain. So yes, PNP is still your best bet.whimsical said:
Try reading about the PNP requirements here: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/summary-of-eligibility-requirements-for-all-express-entry-pnp-streams-t432937.0.html
Hi All,
I got ITA in CEC with 485 points and submitted my docs on May 30 and my medical got passed in the CEC on June 9th.
Please let me know the next steps what I should do next. When I will get the RPRF fee payment request?
Ans how many days of time frame will get to pay that.
After payment how many days later I will get Passport request will there be any other step in between.
After Payment what are the procedures, and I am planning to add my spouse to my application since I am getting married in Nov, PR application will be in what step at that time.
And what are the check list of documents needed to add spouse to my application? I am not finding the checklist anywhere, so that I can start preparing them now itself.
Please advise.
I got ITA in CEC with 485 points and submitted my docs on May 30 and my medical got passed in the CEC on June 9th.
Please let me know the next steps what I should do next. When I will get the RPRF fee payment request?
Ans how many days of time frame will get to pay that.
After payment how many days later I will get Passport request will there be any other step in between.
After Payment what are the procedures, and I am planning to add my spouse to my application since I am getting married in Nov, PR application will be in what step at that time.
And what are the check list of documents needed to add spouse to my application? I am not finding the checklist anywhere, so that I can start preparing them now itself.
Please advise.
keerthiv said:Hello people,
Need your help/advice/suggestion.
is there a thread in this forum that someone can point me to, that will provide a step-by-step instructions of how to apply for Express Entry process(in order).
If here is no thread of that can, could someone who has in-depth understanding of the process, kindly create one and put it as sticky?
I am bit confused as to what would be the first step in applying for the EE and its corresponding steps.
Though website provide instructions to certain extent, i am not entirely convinced as i understand there is lot more required than what is mentioned on the website.
These instruction will be helpful not just to me but many aspirants who are seeking a lucid understanding of the process.
Thank you all for your time.
Which state has the eligibility for Doctors. Toronto? Quebec? Alberta?
Try starting here: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/summary-of-eligibility-requirements-for-all-express-entry-pnp-streams-t432937.0.htmlMfmCan said:
Toronto is not a province; it's a city in the province of Ontario.
Ontario's PNP does not depend on your occupation. You just have to have a CRS of 400+.
Quebec's immigration system is not run through CIC; it's a completely separate process. Start here if you're interested: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/index.html
"Alberta does not have any dedicated streams under Express Entry category," according to the PNP post.
hi everyone.. pls telll me which PNP is open right now and which wll open within next 4 months...i ve a experience in banking and finance sector...in which PNP should i apply to get PR?
Is there any way to shorten the receiving time of GCMS notes? Can we get GCMS notes within 20-25 days? Is there other way by paying even more?
Alberta has no EE PNP stream; Nunavut has no PNP; Quebec uses a completely different system.sidhusukhdev123 said:
Manitoba requires you to have a connection to Manitoba.
For British Columbia, you must have an LMIA supported job offer in BC, or have graduated from a BC university.
Newfoundland & Labrador requires a job offer.
Northwest Territories also requires a job offer.
Yukon also requires a job offer.
Saskatchewan's PNP is closed for 2016.
Nova Scotia's PNP is currently closed. No idea when it will reopen.
Ontario's PNP also seems to be closed for 2016, unless you're fluent in French.
New Brunswick's PNP is currently open.
You must show a connection to NB, or attend an information session. They prioritise people in the professions listed in this table. There are some finance jobs listed, but without knowing your NOC, I can't tell you whether or not that will help you: http://www.welcomenb.ca/content/wel-bien/en/immigrating_and_settling/how_to_immigrate/new_brunswick_provincialnomineeprogram/New_Brunswick_express_entry/EligibilityRequirements.html
Prince Edward Island's PNP is currently open.
Your job has no bearing on your chances.
Dear,
Please clarify these issues as well..
1) what if the University is not included in the ECA approved university list ?
2) Is it possible that we our self can calculate the CEC Points ?
Thank You
Please clarify these issues as well..
1) what if the University is not included in the ECA approved university list ?
2) Is it possible that we our self can calculate the CEC Points ?
Thank You
Dear..
My sister is a Canadian Citizen.. I can also get additional points for that Right ?
But i can not find any assessment in the links that you have send..
Please clarify..
Thank You.
My sister is a Canadian Citizen.. I can also get additional points for that Right ?
But i can not find any assessment in the links that you have send..
Please clarify..
Thank You.
You get points for Canadian relatives in the initial eligibility criteria (the one where you have to score 67; this one: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-factors.asp)hammad.tahir said:
You do not get CRS points for Canadian relatives.