I think we should say yes for this... bcz this is for the safety of us as well..
Ray of hope - FSW - 1
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ZAtoCD
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- Nov 3, 2019
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- 1123
That's what proof of funds is for. We're forced to have enough to survive. And I've saved well beyond the minimum requirement.
Exactly. Now is not the time to be making demands on our side. If that is what they would like us to do in exchange for giving us ITAs, we need to show them we are willing to cooperate. If you are filling in government surveys, tell them what you are willing to do in exchange for being drawn as an FSW. We need to abide by their regulations. I don't mind what they are, I just want to have my chance in a general draw. As I know we all do.
joconstantine
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- Mar 30, 2020
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- 0213
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- Yes
- AOR Received.
- 01-08-2020
It seems to me they were also clueless of whether the next draw would be CEC or general. They simply draw the next people remaining in the queue.
Yes brother. Same here and like us there are so many candidates who are in the same boat and have been hanging innhere very patiently for a lonh time,and its time our time comes.
Guys, I have been reading all these posts and I understand everyone is frustrated about the lack of draws. As an FSW who moved to Canada two years ago and understand the culture here and currently working from home, here are 2 cents from me.
1 - While I know this is the Ray of Hope and everyone is trying to put a "logic" to IRCCs actions and their motives, the honest truth is no one really knows the future and how things will shape up including IRCC. Every government department is taking a day by day approach to this situation.
2 - My own company has no idea or clue when we will all go back to work. No one in my company knows.
3 - Everyone here is taking every day as it comes and many are trying to survive this low period of job losses with CERB etc.
4 - Canada governments priority is the people living here. How to ensure that people are OK since there has been record job losses and lots of people are struggling. CERB is running out soon and now NDP has ensured that liberals possibly extent CERB.
5 - While Canada does acknowledge that immigration is important, it is not its top priority at the moment. I can only assume that FSW has been put on hold since they do not know when and how will they open the borders and flights will resume.
6 - These are unprecedented times. The truth is no one knows. If you ask IRCC what their plan is 2 months from now, I am sure they themselves are taking every day as it comes and plans are changing on a day to day basis. This assumption is based on the general vibe here. For example, we don't know when Toronto will move to Phase 2 and when Ontario will move to Phase 3 of opening. Even Premiere Ford doesn't know. He has himself said that plans change on a daily basis depends on the Covid situation.
7 - There has been some public debate about the the wisdom of continuing with immigration draws when we alreadu have record unemployment in the country. Again, no concrete decision has been taken on this as well.
8 - The reason IRCC is not telling anyone anything for sure is only because Canadians do not commit to anything unless they are 100% sure. At the moment, no one knows anything for sure.
9 - You can make assumptions and try and create logic but my humble opinion is that there is really no logic except, everyone is taking every day as it comes. The safest bet (Canada is quite risk averse) is to keep the numbers trickling by inviting CEC since they are already in the country and there is no future potential issue with border restriction.
10 - You could argue that processing takes 6 months to 1 year so why not continue as it is. The reason I believe is because they are not probably even sure when they can finish processing these applications (in heavy backlog due to covid) and if there could be changes in immigration numbers in the future.
Moral of the story - In my humble opinion...No one knows. Considering that my own provincial government isn't sure and taking every day as it comes, I am sure even IRCC isn't probably sure at the moment how and where we will be going with regard to immigration numbers and policies.
1 - While I know this is the Ray of Hope and everyone is trying to put a "logic" to IRCCs actions and their motives, the honest truth is no one really knows the future and how things will shape up including IRCC. Every government department is taking a day by day approach to this situation.
2 - My own company has no idea or clue when we will all go back to work. No one in my company knows.
3 - Everyone here is taking every day as it comes and many are trying to survive this low period of job losses with CERB etc.
4 - Canada governments priority is the people living here. How to ensure that people are OK since there has been record job losses and lots of people are struggling. CERB is running out soon and now NDP has ensured that liberals possibly extent CERB.
5 - While Canada does acknowledge that immigration is important, it is not its top priority at the moment. I can only assume that FSW has been put on hold since they do not know when and how will they open the borders and flights will resume.
6 - These are unprecedented times. The truth is no one knows. If you ask IRCC what their plan is 2 months from now, I am sure they themselves are taking every day as it comes and plans are changing on a day to day basis. This assumption is based on the general vibe here. For example, we don't know when Toronto will move to Phase 2 and when Ontario will move to Phase 3 of opening. Even Premiere Ford doesn't know. He has himself said that plans change on a daily basis depends on the Covid situation.
7 - There has been some public debate about the the wisdom of continuing with immigration draws when we alreadu have record unemployment in the country. Again, no concrete decision has been taken on this as well.
8 - The reason IRCC is not telling anyone anything for sure is only because Canadians do not commit to anything unless they are 100% sure. At the moment, no one knows anything for sure.
9 - You can make assumptions and try and create logic but my humble opinion is that there is really no logic except, everyone is taking every day as it comes. The safest bet (Canada is quite risk averse) is to keep the numbers trickling by inviting CEC since they are already in the country and there is no future potential issue with border restriction.
10 - You could argue that processing takes 6 months to 1 year so why not continue as it is. The reason I believe is because they are not probably even sure when they can finish processing these applications (in heavy backlog due to covid) and if there could be changes in immigration numbers in the future.
Moral of the story - In my humble opinion...No one knows. Considering that my own provincial government isn't sure and taking every day as it comes, I am sure even IRCC isn't probably sure at the moment how and where we will be going with regard to immigration numbers and policies.
There is already a mandatory 14-day quarantine period for anyone entering Canada unless you are one of the few exempted such as essential services workers who cross the border.
Immigration might not be the top priority, but IRCC have shown no sign of suspending draws, so as they say, the show must go on.
Immigration might not be the top priority, but IRCC have shown no sign of suspending draws, so as they say, the show must go on.
joconstantine
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- Mar 30, 2020
- 555
- Category........
- FSW
- NOC Code......
- 0213
- Pre-Assessed..
- Yes
- AOR Received.
- 01-08-2020
Another provincial draw by Ontario: https://www.cicnews.com/2020/06/ontario-holds-second-draw-in-2-days-for-express-entry-candidates-0614773.html#gs.8ca68q.
Presumably includes FSW as well, the article does not mention otherwise. I find it quite frustrating, as the targeted scores are fairly low (which would make sense if general draws were also happening, but right now it feels that candidates with high scores are just being ignored by everyone)...
Presumably includes FSW as well, the article does not mention otherwise. I find it quite frustrating, as the targeted scores are fairly low (which would make sense if general draws were also happening, but right now it feels that candidates with high scores are just being ignored by everyone)...
joconstantine
Hero Member
- Mar 30, 2020
- 555
- Category........
- FSW
- NOC Code......
- 0213
- Pre-Assessed..
- Yes
- AOR Received.
- 01-08-2020
Surely they are. Who would lament when receiving ITAs?
But don't worry too much, too. Try to keep on with your daily life which feeds you and your family at the moment? I believe you are still in a (good) job. If so, you can cherish it first. Immigration will resume sooner or later.
Hi Guys, if you haven't heard, there was an OINP draw yesterday.. for francophones though. But they are doing it back-to-back in 2 days
June 18, 2020
Issuance of Notifications of Interest under Ontario’s Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream
On June 18, 2020 the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) issued Notifications of Interest (NOIs) to candidates who may qualify for Ontario’s Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Worker stream.
To manage demand, NOIs were issued to candidates who had a Comprehensive Ranking Score (CRS) between 424 and 436.
If you received a NOI, you do not need to contact the program. Please visit the French-Speaking Skilled Worker stream webpage for information about program criteria and how to apply.
June 18, 2020
Issuance of Notifications of Interest under Ontario’s Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream
On June 18, 2020 the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) issued Notifications of Interest (NOIs) to candidates who may qualify for Ontario’s Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Worker stream.
To manage demand, NOIs were issued to candidates who had a Comprehensive Ranking Score (CRS) between 424 and 436.
If you received a NOI, you do not need to contact the program. Please visit the French-Speaking Skilled Worker stream webpage for information about program criteria and how to apply.
joconstantine
Hero Member
- Mar 30, 2020
- 555
- Category........
- FSW
- NOC Code......
- 0213
- Pre-Assessed..
- Yes
- AOR Received.
- 01-08-2020
I am wondering the same thing, they need a CLB 7 in french i think (not sure on this). So they should be getting like 30 additional points - regardless a relatively low score bracket.
Well, it is what it is..
Their English scores do not necessarily have to be high. Still find it frustrating that they went for low scores again...
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