People receive Nomination without PFL as well and also ADR candidates received PFL in the past.
However, OINP claims time taken is due to backlog and not due to PFL or ADR.
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People receive Nomination without PFL as well and also ADR candidates received PFL in the past.
However, OINP claims time taken is due to backlog and not due to PFL or ADR.
Just got procedural fairness letter request
seems like they were not satisfied with the my pension scheme plan statement, so i fell 1500 CAD short in my POF
now they are asking me this:
Please provide confirmation from your financial institution that the funds contained in your investment accounts can be immediately liquidated and at what value; and that they are free of debt or financial liability.
seems like they were not satisfied with the my pension scheme plan statement, so i fell 1500 CAD short in my POF
now they are asking me this:
Please provide confirmation from your financial institution that the funds contained in your investment accounts can be immediately liquidated and at what value; and that they are free of debt or financial liability.
Hey
When did you submit your application can you please share your timeline please
now i feel like remaining of us will get procedural fairness letter request. some doubts on our application might have delayed the processing time
@BillHyatt I am the primary applicant While my wife is a dependent applicant.
This is regarding my POF. I have shown two accounts.
1 - My Personal Account and
2 - Joint account with my wife who is the first holder.
I have 70% of the funds in my account and 30% in the joint account. Will this create a problem for me ?
This is regarding my POF. I have shown two accounts.
1 - My Personal Account and
2 - Joint account with my wife who is the first holder.
I have 70% of the funds in my account and 30% in the joint account. Will this create a problem for me ?
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CRS = 382 | NOC = 2147/2281 | NOI = ICT Week (29th June)
Submitted = 19th July | Assessment = 25th July | DIP = 14th Aug.........................
I pray and hope this is true. I am tired of waiting. I have been waiting since 2007 under the SAP.
@BillHyatt, and any experienced members: PLEASE HELP
Here is the Email I rececived today from ONIP:
Dear Sir/Madam,
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program is currently assessing your application. Please find attached a procedural fairness letter requesting additional information to support that your application meets program criteria.
Sincerely,
Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program | Programme ontarien des candidats à l'immigration
Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration | Ministère des Affaires civiques et de l’Immigration
Government of Ontario | Gouvernement de l’Ontario
5th Floor | 5ème étage
400 University Ave. | 400, avenue University
Toronto ON | M7A 2R9
Fax | Télécopieur : (416) 327-0860
Email: Ontarionominee@ontario.ca | candidatontarien@ontario.ca
Website: www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/
Dear Sir:
RE: Procedural Fairness Request – Federal Skilled Worker
Thank you for your application to the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)
under the Ontario Express Entry: Human Capital Priorities Stream received on July 11,
2017. Your application and all supporting documentation submitted to date have been
reviewed.
Before a decision is made on your application, this letter is to provide you with a final
opportunity to submit information to support your eligibility for nomination.
All applicants who choose to be assessed against the Federal Skilled Worker Program
(FSWP) criteria must meet the following provincial criteria:
A minimum of one year of continuous and full-time employment (1,560 hours or
more) or an equal amount in continuous part-time paid work experience in a
National Occupation Classification (NOC) 0, A, or B occupation in the past five
years from the date of the PT Notification of Interest from Ontario. Applicants
assessed against FSWP criteria can demonstrate work experience obtained in
Canada or overseas. The one year minimum of continuous and full-time (or
equivalent continuous part-time) employment must have been in one specific
NOC occupation.
A Canadian Bachelors, Masters or PhD degree or an Educational Credential
Assessment (ECA) report produced by a designated organization indicating that
your foreign education is the equivalent of a Canadian Bachelors, Masters or
PhD degree.
Page 2 of 3
A language level of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 7 or above in all
language competencies (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) in either
English or French.
Score a minimum of 400 points in the Comprehensive Ranking System in CIC’s
Express Entry system. Your score must remain at or above 400 during both the
Ontario nomination processing stage and at the federal application for permanent
residency processing stage.
Possess sufficient funds and/or income to cover settlement costs in Ontario.
Funds must be unencumbered, readily transferable in a convertible currency, and
supported by bank statements.
Intend to reside in Ontario, as demonstrated by a statement of intent and
indication of ties to Ontario.
Registration in the Express Entry system, including a valid Express Entry number
and Job Seeker Validation code, is a requirement of the Human Capital Priorities
Stream and the French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream of the Ontario
Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).
If you choose to qualify under the FSWP criteria, you will also be assessed against
CIC’s six selection factors to ensure you meet the minimum of 67 points for the FSWP.
The assessment of the information and documentation submitted in support of your
application indicates that some of the above criteria may not have been met.
Specifically,
A minimum of 67 points for the FSWP Points are awarded for the following six
selection factors: English and/or French Skills, Education, Experience, Age,
Arranged employment in Canada, and Adaptability.
o See the Application Guide for Ontario Human Capital Priorities Stream:
(http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/docume
nts/document/oi_en_hcps.pdf
(http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/docume
nts/document/oi_en_hcps.pdf
Should the program not receive additional information within this timeframe, your
application will be assessed based on the existing information on file which may lead to
the refusal of your application.
In your opinion why are they listing all these factor knowing that I have provided all evidences when I submitted my application ?.
Why they are not specific about which prove to submit?
Please note that my CRS is 315 and not 400 because I received the ontario notification in ICT week (29 june).
Please help me and tell me how to proceed. PLEASE !!
Best Regards,
Here is the Email I rececived today from ONIP:
Dear Sir/Madam,
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program is currently assessing your application. Please find attached a procedural fairness letter requesting additional information to support that your application meets program criteria.
Sincerely,
Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program | Programme ontarien des candidats à l'immigration
Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration | Ministère des Affaires civiques et de l’Immigration
Government of Ontario | Gouvernement de l’Ontario
5th Floor | 5ème étage
400 University Ave. | 400, avenue University
Toronto ON | M7A 2R9
Fax | Télécopieur : (416) 327-0860
Email: Ontarionominee@ontario.ca | candidatontarien@ontario.ca
Website: www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/
Dear Sir:
RE: Procedural Fairness Request – Federal Skilled Worker
Thank you for your application to the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)
under the Ontario Express Entry: Human Capital Priorities Stream received on July 11,
2017. Your application and all supporting documentation submitted to date have been
reviewed.
Before a decision is made on your application, this letter is to provide you with a final
opportunity to submit information to support your eligibility for nomination.
All applicants who choose to be assessed against the Federal Skilled Worker Program
(FSWP) criteria must meet the following provincial criteria:
A minimum of one year of continuous and full-time employment (1,560 hours or
more) or an equal amount in continuous part-time paid work experience in a
National Occupation Classification (NOC) 0, A, or B occupation in the past five
years from the date of the PT Notification of Interest from Ontario. Applicants
assessed against FSWP criteria can demonstrate work experience obtained in
Canada or overseas. The one year minimum of continuous and full-time (or
equivalent continuous part-time) employment must have been in one specific
NOC occupation.
A Canadian Bachelors, Masters or PhD degree or an Educational Credential
Assessment (ECA) report produced by a designated organization indicating that
your foreign education is the equivalent of a Canadian Bachelors, Masters or
PhD degree.
Page 2 of 3
A language level of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 7 or above in all
language competencies (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) in either
English or French.
Score a minimum of 400 points in the Comprehensive Ranking System in CIC’s
Express Entry system. Your score must remain at or above 400 during both the
Ontario nomination processing stage and at the federal application for permanent
residency processing stage.
Possess sufficient funds and/or income to cover settlement costs in Ontario.
Funds must be unencumbered, readily transferable in a convertible currency, and
supported by bank statements.
Intend to reside in Ontario, as demonstrated by a statement of intent and
indication of ties to Ontario.
Registration in the Express Entry system, including a valid Express Entry number
and Job Seeker Validation code, is a requirement of the Human Capital Priorities
Stream and the French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream of the Ontario
Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).
If you choose to qualify under the FSWP criteria, you will also be assessed against
CIC’s six selection factors to ensure you meet the minimum of 67 points for the FSWP.
The assessment of the information and documentation submitted in support of your
application indicates that some of the above criteria may not have been met.
Specifically,
A minimum of 67 points for the FSWP Points are awarded for the following six
selection factors: English and/or French Skills, Education, Experience, Age,
Arranged employment in Canada, and Adaptability.
o See the Application Guide for Ontario Human Capital Priorities Stream:
(http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/docume
nts/document/oi_en_hcps.pdf
(http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/docume
nts/document/oi_en_hcps.pdf
Should the program not receive additional information within this timeframe, your
application will be assessed based on the existing information on file which may lead to
the refusal of your application.
In your opinion why are they listing all these factor knowing that I have provided all evidences when I submitted my application ?.
Why they are not specific about which prove to submit?
Please note that my CRS is 315 and not 400 because I received the ontario notification in ICT week (29 june).
Please help me and tell me how to proceed. PLEASE !!
Best Regards,
@BillHyatt, and any experienced members: PLEASE HELP
Here is the Email I rececived today from ONIP:
Dear Sir/Madam,
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program is currently assessing your application. Please find attached a procedural fairness letter requesting additional information to support that your application meets program criteria.
Sincerely,
Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program | Programme ontarien des candidats à l'immigration
Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration | Ministère des Affaires civiques et de l’Immigration
Government of Ontario | Gouvernement de l’Ontario
5th Floor | 5ème étage
400 University Ave. | 400, avenue University
Toronto ON | M7A 2R9
Fax | Télécopieur : (416) 327-0860
Email: Ontarionominee@ontario.ca | candidatontarien@ontario.ca
Website: www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/
Dear Sir:
RE: Procedural Fairness Request – Federal Skilled Worker
Thank you for your application to the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)
under the Ontario Express Entry: Human Capital Priorities Stream received on July 11,
2017. Your application and all supporting documentation submitted to date have been
reviewed.
Before a decision is made on your application, this letter is to provide you with a final
opportunity to submit information to support your eligibility for nomination.
All applicants who choose to be assessed against the Federal Skilled Worker Program
(FSWP) criteria must meet the following provincial criteria:
A minimum of one year of continuous and full-time employment (1,560 hours or
more) or an equal amount in continuous part-time paid work experience in a
National Occupation Classification (NOC) 0, A, or B occupation in the past five
years from the date of the PT Notification of Interest from Ontario. Applicants
assessed against FSWP criteria can demonstrate work experience obtained in
Canada or overseas. The one year minimum of continuous and full-time (or
equivalent continuous part-time) employment must have been in one specific
NOC occupation.
A Canadian Bachelors, Masters or PhD degree or an Educational Credential
Assessment (ECA) report produced by a designated organization indicating that
your foreign education is the equivalent of a Canadian Bachelors, Masters or
PhD degree.
Page 2 of 3
A language level of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 7 or above in all
language competencies (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) in either
English or French.
Score a minimum of 400 points in the Comprehensive Ranking System in CIC’s
Express Entry system. Your score must remain at or above 400 during both the
Ontario nomination processing stage and at the federal application for permanent
residency processing stage.
Possess sufficient funds and/or income to cover settlement costs in Ontario.
Funds must be unencumbered, readily transferable in a convertible currency, and
supported by bank statements.
Intend to reside in Ontario, as demonstrated by a statement of intent and
indication of ties to Ontario.
Registration in the Express Entry system, including a valid Express Entry number
and Job Seeker Validation code, is a requirement of the Human Capital Priorities
Stream and the French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream of the Ontario
Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).
If you choose to qualify under the FSWP criteria, you will also be assessed against
CIC’s six selection factors to ensure you meet the minimum of 67 points for the FSWP.
The assessment of the information and documentation submitted in support of your
application indicates that some of the above criteria may not have been met.
Specifically,
A minimum of 67 points for the FSWP Points are awarded for the following six
selection factors: English and/or French Skills, Education, Experience, Age,
Arranged employment in Canada, and Adaptability.
o See the Application Guide for Ontario Human Capital Priorities Stream:
(http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/docume
nts/document/oi_en_hcps.pdf
(http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/docume
nts/document/oi_en_hcps.pdf
Should the program not receive additional information within this timeframe, your
application will be assessed based on the existing information on file which may lead to
the refusal of your application.
In your opinion why are they listing all these factors knowing that I have provided all evidences when I submitted my application ?.
Why they are not specific about which prove to submit?
Please note that my CRS is 315 and not 400 because I received the ontario notification in ICT week (29 june).
Please help me and tell me how to proceed. PLEASE !!
Best Regards,
Here is the Email I rececived today from ONIP:
Dear Sir/Madam,
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program is currently assessing your application. Please find attached a procedural fairness letter requesting additional information to support that your application meets program criteria.
Sincerely,
Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program | Programme ontarien des candidats à l'immigration
Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration | Ministère des Affaires civiques et de l’Immigration
Government of Ontario | Gouvernement de l’Ontario
5th Floor | 5ème étage
400 University Ave. | 400, avenue University
Toronto ON | M7A 2R9
Fax | Télécopieur : (416) 327-0860
Email: Ontarionominee@ontario.ca | candidatontarien@ontario.ca
Website: www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/
Dear Sir:
RE: Procedural Fairness Request – Federal Skilled Worker
Thank you for your application to the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)
under the Ontario Express Entry: Human Capital Priorities Stream received on July 11,
2017. Your application and all supporting documentation submitted to date have been
reviewed.
Before a decision is made on your application, this letter is to provide you with a final
opportunity to submit information to support your eligibility for nomination.
All applicants who choose to be assessed against the Federal Skilled Worker Program
(FSWP) criteria must meet the following provincial criteria:
A minimum of one year of continuous and full-time employment (1,560 hours or
more) or an equal amount in continuous part-time paid work experience in a
National Occupation Classification (NOC) 0, A, or B occupation in the past five
years from the date of the PT Notification of Interest from Ontario. Applicants
assessed against FSWP criteria can demonstrate work experience obtained in
Canada or overseas. The one year minimum of continuous and full-time (or
equivalent continuous part-time) employment must have been in one specific
NOC occupation.
A Canadian Bachelors, Masters or PhD degree or an Educational Credential
Assessment (ECA) report produced by a designated organization indicating that
your foreign education is the equivalent of a Canadian Bachelors, Masters or
PhD degree.
Page 2 of 3
A language level of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 7 or above in all
language competencies (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) in either
English or French.
Score a minimum of 400 points in the Comprehensive Ranking System in CIC’s
Express Entry system. Your score must remain at or above 400 during both the
Ontario nomination processing stage and at the federal application for permanent
residency processing stage.
Possess sufficient funds and/or income to cover settlement costs in Ontario.
Funds must be unencumbered, readily transferable in a convertible currency, and
supported by bank statements.
Intend to reside in Ontario, as demonstrated by a statement of intent and
indication of ties to Ontario.
Registration in the Express Entry system, including a valid Express Entry number
and Job Seeker Validation code, is a requirement of the Human Capital Priorities
Stream and the French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream of the Ontario
Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).
If you choose to qualify under the FSWP criteria, you will also be assessed against
CIC’s six selection factors to ensure you meet the minimum of 67 points for the FSWP.
The assessment of the information and documentation submitted in support of your
application indicates that some of the above criteria may not have been met.
Specifically,
A minimum of 67 points for the FSWP Points are awarded for the following six
selection factors: English and/or French Skills, Education, Experience, Age,
Arranged employment in Canada, and Adaptability.
o See the Application Guide for Ontario Human Capital Priorities Stream:
(http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/docume
nts/document/oi_en_hcps.pdf
(http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/docume
nts/document/oi_en_hcps.pdf
Should the program not receive additional information within this timeframe, your
application will be assessed based on the existing information on file which may lead to
the refusal of your application.
In your opinion why are they listing all these factors knowing that I have provided all evidences when I submitted my application ?.
Why they are not specific about which prove to submit?
Please note that my CRS is 315 and not 400 because I received the ontario notification in ICT week (29 june).
Please help me and tell me how to proceed. PLEASE !!
Best Regards,
Honestly I believe they have a huge backlog and they're trying to play this way to deny applications. It's not right as I have submitted every thing.
Honestly I believe they have a huge backlog and they're trying to play this way to deny applications. It's not right as I have submitted every thing.