Husband and wife applying for NB Information session individually

[LinaM]

Friends,

My self and my husband have separate EE profile with each one as primary applicant and other as Secondary applicant. Does it overlap when we attend the information session together? We thought to withdraw other if one of the profile get selected. In this case shall we show that we have separate EE profile or it seems to get caught explicitly. Both of our Jobs are in demand list. I have the score of 70 and my husband with 72. I applied for the session and got response to register for the session and I have registered too. Now we thought of applying for my husband, but I dont know whether it make sense. Any how he gonna accompany me for the session. So why can't be the primary applicant to attend and we think the possibility of getting ITA is higher if both attend the session. Please need advice on this. Moreover should we send his IELTS mark and NOC to promotions@gnb.ca to get permission to register or we can directly register in livinginnb.ca?

 

[andy108]

I dont see any legal issues with that, and it makes sense, if both of you have different nocs and NB may have different preferences.

I would e-mail them directly and confirm if they have any issues with this.

 

[bestofluck]

Friends,

My self and my husband have separate EE profile with each one as primary applicant and other as Secondary applicant. Does it overlap when we attend the information session together? We thought to withdraw other if one of the profile get selected. In this case shall we show that we have separate EE profile or it seems to get caught explicitly. Both of our Jobs are in demand list. I have the score of 70 and my husband with 72. I applied for the session and got response to register for the session and I have registered too. Now we thought of applying for my husband, but I dont know whether it make sense. Any how he gonna accompany me for the session. So why can't be the primary applicant to attend and we think the possibility of getting ITA is higher if both attend the session. Please need advice on this. Moreover should we send his IELTS mark and NOC to promotions@gnb.ca to get permission to register or we can directly register in livinginnb.ca?

When they have asked you to register, you should do that and attend the session. I suggest not to send your husbands application.

Once you attend the session you will get invitation to apply to NB. This is not 100 % guaranteed though most of them gets it.
In case you do not receive the invitation you have a chance to go for another session with your husbands application
So do not apply for the same session.