hi all, would anyone here can tell me, if the job recruitment advertisement didn't mention about wage range, will it affect my BCPNP application? thank you!
Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here
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This is a bad newsApplied online April 2021. Still waiting.
Over 1 year already. Please share with us when you got an AOR.
Well, regular paper applications can take up to 27 months. So I wouldn't be too worried if the online portal takes a little over a year. But obviously, 1 year is ideal.This is a bad news
Over 1 year already. Please share with us when you got an AOR.
Yeah but it seems like paper applicants are getting AOR faster than people applied through online portal. I have seen the person who applied last June through paper already got AOR.
Regardless of online or paper, it's still a 28 months' processing time regardless and tbh the AOR is very random and I wouldn't put too much weight on if one person gets it <12 months on paper and another 12> months due to online.
Applied through Permanent Residence Portal (the new portal) on April 13, 2021.
Received AOR today (May 2, 2022).
Hopefully that can provide a beacon of hope to some. Feel free to ask me questions through here or direct messages.
Details: BC, Base nomination, Skills Immigration – Intl Post Graduation. Currently reside in Canada. Medical done on my own initiative in October 2021, never submitted the upfront form, appears to be passed today. BIL received today. Zero changes on status on the "new portal", only emails. There were three emails today, one containing BIL as attachment, one asking me to link the application, one providing what appears to be AOR as an email, but only contains the following sentence (alongside of course the usual general crap):
This confirms that your application for permanent residence in Canada has been received by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) on 2021/04/13.
Background check appears to be initiated today, showed on the "normal portal" (IRCC My Account). So does review of eligibility.
Received AOR today (May 2, 2022).
Hopefully that can provide a beacon of hope to some. Feel free to ask me questions through here or direct messages.
Details: BC, Base nomination, Skills Immigration – Intl Post Graduation. Currently reside in Canada. Medical done on my own initiative in October 2021, never submitted the upfront form, appears to be passed today. BIL received today. Zero changes on status on the "new portal", only emails. There were three emails today, one containing BIL as attachment, one asking me to link the application, one providing what appears to be AOR as an email, but only contains the following sentence (alongside of course the usual general crap):
This confirms that your application for permanent residence in Canada has been received by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) on 2021/04/13.
Background check appears to be initiated today, showed on the "normal portal" (IRCC My Account). So does review of eligibility.
Congrats! Good to know, seems like the timeframe with the online portal is just over a year based on some of the replies on the forum. What is the email that sent the AoR?
I came to Canada before it was a thing for my nationality (2014) and then COVID hits when I applied for my PGWP. So I never needed to provide biometrics.
I didn't. The criteria for applications under the PNC (Provincial Nominee Class) is pretty clear, it is whether the applicant has been nominated by a province. To prove that, a nomination certificate is more than enough - the province actually delivers names of applicants that were nominated to IRCC monthly. These documents wouldn't be needed at the federal process in my opinion - though if you want, no hurt sending them over anyway.
The email I used in the registration of the new portal, which is also the email I included on my main application form.