How to get PNP nomination?

[ecpradeep1]

Dear Folks,

I have created profile for Express Entry and my current score is 415 and it is created on Feb 16th 2016.

I have the meet the criteria for PNP, Like having a job offer, CLB 7 and above and having past Canadian experience in the job category i have applied for .

But still i didn't get nomination for PNP.

Every one with above 400 points will be getting nominated? It is been 1.5 months i created the profile and when can i expect the PNP nomination?

Will i get nominated?

Please help with your valuable comments

 

[Aragorn165]

Dear Folks,

I have created profile for Express Entry and my current score is 415 and it is created on Feb 16th 2016.

I have the meet the criteria for PNP, Like having a job offer, CLB 7 and above and having past Canadian experience in the job category i have applied for .

But still i didn't get nomination for PNP.

Every one with above 400 points will be getting nominated? It is been 1.5 months i created the profile and when can i expect the PNP nomination?

Will i get nominated?

Please help with your valuable comments

You seem to have a lot of wrong information about PNPs, and a lot that is mixed up with other facts. To set the record straight:

a) You need to actively apply for PNPs. You don't just get a PNP- you need to apply for one, which means going through the PNP application process, with its own associated fees, requirements, and processing times. Unless you apply for a PNP, you don't get a PNP.

b) Each province has its own PNP program. Most are employment bound, but Saskatchewan and Ontario seem to be the most popular ones with applicants, since they seem to have relatively more relaxed requirements. Of these, you need to be in at least the 300s with your CRS to be eligible to Saskatchewan (going by general trends); for Ontario, your score needs to be over 400 before Ontario even sends you a PT, which is a notification of interest from them that you need before you can apply, and they are currently not sending out any of those, because they are backlogged. Other provinces have their own requirements- you should check up on their websites, and read up on how to apply for PNPs from them.

c) Once you do apply, you need to fit the province's requirements, and they need to deem you appropriate- only after this do they award you your nomination, which gives you a score of 600 in addition to your base score.

Good luck with the rest of the application process!