Yeah it does: "Ready-for-Eval-CT". Whats your request date (at the top)? I think your Criminality should have been changed to pass after the change to NA in GCKey.
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Also when did you get your notes?
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Also when did you get your notes?
I applied under the BCPNP International Graduate stream. But I need 1 years job experience in NOC for that
Requested date is 03/03 and I got it end of same month. BTW, does it say Inventory-SPR and PV2 in status reason and category for you?
Yeah it does say PV2 but I think that is the category for all PNPs. Where did you find 'Inventory-SPR'? Mine does not say anywhere.... Now i am worried... wtf does that mean? LOL
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Oh okay, its under App Status Reason.... Mine says 'In Progress' And SPR in yours means sponsorship.... Is your application a family sponsorship? if it is then maybe 'Inventory-SPR' means, your file has been added to the inventory of your family's file? just a guess.
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SPR means sponsorship but my application is economic PNP and I'm the PA. These are some common jargons (like pv2) I think.. I see in some past posts from other members had the same status reason as Inventory-SPR which were economic PNP. Some says Inventory-SPR means file is yet to assigned to VO - i don't know. Maybe I ordered the gcms notes too soon at an early stage - I should had ordered down 6 months from AOR.
Whats up with file being in Winnipeg? My primary VO is Winnipeg? Should I be expecting delays or more ADRs if it is in Winnipeg or something? What info am I missing here?
Thanks so much and now I figured what is mine
Just follow up question: what is the really difference?
In IRCC processing time, it seems both will be processed at the similar timeframe. It means doesn't make sense to separate by EE/Non-EE. Nor, doc requirements seem also similar. What are the advantages/disadvantages of each?
I just want to understand and avoid mistakes on my end.
Reference website: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/provincial-nominees/works.html
The Processing time is not similar: EE 10 months and non-EE 20 months.Thanks so much and now I figured what is mine
Just follow up question: what is the really difference?
In IRCC processing time, it seems both will be processed at the similar timeframe. It means doesn't make sense to separate by EE/Non-EE. Nor, doc requirements seem also similar. What are the advantages/disadvantages of each?
I just want to understand and avoid mistakes on my end.
Reference website: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/provincial-nominees/works.html
I think you will have to stick with the NOC noted on your nomination unless you find the same NOC job with a new employer. If you do that, notify the province. I think by the looks of it, you are trying to put your file through EE. In that case, I think province requires you to stick to that NOC and EE/Federal requires you having 1 yr experience. As soon as your NOC changes, then the nomination is not tied to it anymore, thats what I understand but take my word as a suggestion and not the truth. Instead contact the province. They are really helpful. Good Luck.
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So I just heard back from my MP enquiry. Same stuff I had called and asked myself. Everything is passed except security which as of yesterday still hasn't even started. Will be 19 months since AR on 13th of May .
.This tells me i should be putting in the file in EE pool too starting early next month (1560 hrs will be done after I get the paycheck this week).So I just heard back from my MP enquiry. Same stuff I had called and asked myself. Everything is passed except security which as of yesterday still hasn't even started. Will be 19 months since AR on 13th of May