AINP website states they will continue sending EOI to candidates residing and working within ALBERTA. Has anyone living and residing in Alberta received NOI after June 29 ?
R u waiting for AINP nomination
- Thread starter magi
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They are updating the website every two weeks. So I think, there were no draw.
In my opinion most of the people are not meeting the new requirements (EE profile expires in 5 month or less - before it was 3 month) and have a job on the “High-Wage and low-wage occupations in Alberta”
“Factors that decrease your chances
If you meet one or more of the following factors, this may decrease your likelihood of receiving a Notification of Interest letter:
- your Express Entry profile expires in 5 months or less
- you work in an occupation:
- on the list of High-wage and low-wage occupations in the province of Alberta set out on the online Government of Canada Refusal to Process a Labour Market Impact Assessment list
- on the Alberta Opportunity Stream Ineligible Occupations list
- that has a high volume of submissions across all AINP streams”
I got my nomination today. Yesterday my employer got email from AINP Officer for verification.
Mustafa83
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- Oct 17, 2017
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- Category........
- PNP
- Visa Office......
- Saskatchewan
- NOC Code......
- 4211
I would appreciate if someone can answer my questions:
1) Do you get more chances if you select Alberta in your EE profile;
2) Is there a way to check which NOCs have been selected in the draws.
1) Do you get more chances if you select Alberta in your EE profile;
2) Is there a way to check which NOCs have been selected in the draws.
Hi guys, I am reviewing the requirements for AINP. I am a PGWP holder, and I just checked the High-wage and low-wage occupations in the province of Alberta. My position is 2715 which is within the List of exempt occupations that will be processed.
On the AINP EE eligible page.
it said:
Factors that decrease your chances :
you work in an occupation:
On the AINP EE eligible page.
it said:
Factors that decrease your chances :
you work in an occupation:
- on the list of High-wage and low-wage occupations in the province of Alberta set out on the online Government of Canada Refusal to Process a Labour Market Impact Assessment list
