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Yes buddy, kidding. So just chill!!
I really hoped that there be a draw today, and I feigned over-confidence because if it had happened today, I would have been invited (which is why I wanted a draw today). Deep down, though, my gut resisted my confidence. I ignored my gut feeling, because a draw next week will place me on borderline.
Don't waste your money, even if you don't get it next week, at 408, you're guaranteed in the following round, even if it's 2 weeks later. So worst case scenario is that you're guaranteed an ITA in 3 weeks. I would wait if I were you.
Good Luck all who are waiting a draw today.
The feeling before draw is like Refresh the CIC page again, again ...
I was so optimistic about draw today... but now seems like next week..... even not sure abt that too... sitting at 410... just borderline to get ita and its so hard to wait even a second
I'm right there with you at 411!
Looks like you're stuck in the Province until you're granted Citizenship. For personal reasons, Ontario isn't my first choice.
Don't waste your money, even if you don't get it next week, at 408, you're guaranteed in the following round, even if it's 2 weeks later. So worst case scenario is that you're guaranteed an ITA in 3 weeks. I would wait if I were you.
But tell me one thing...Is it that processing time long in ON PNP....Than federal one
Don't waste your money, even if you don't get it next week, at 408, you're guaranteed in the following round, even if it's 2 weeks later. So worst case scenario is that you're guaranteed an ITA in 3 weeks. I would wait if I were you.
I like the word "guaranteed"

Yes brother, come along with me, Ontario is waiting for us
Hey Umidjon, is there any benefit in accepting the provincial nominee besides the 600 points?
Let me explain. Actually I'm well positioned in the pool and I will get the ITA in the next round, unless any unexpected event happens. I received an invitation from ON for Provincial Nominee but as far as I know it will cost me 1500$ extra.
Thus I was curious if those money will just buy me an extra 600 points or other benefits also?
Thank you and fingers crossed on a round of invitations happening today!
Yes buddy, kidding. So just chill!!
I really hoped that there be a draw today, and I feigned over-confidence because if it had happened today, I would have been invited (which is why I wanted a draw today). Deep down, though, my gut resisted my confidence. I ignored my gut feeling, because a draw next week will place me on borderline.
Maybe borderline next week, but very likely in the next 6 weeks. Like I said, I would love to be in your shoes. But without the time machine, my other options will take longer. I'm likely to be in Toronto by January, but on a student visa. I'll get 30 more points for a master's in Canada by Dec 2018.
Hey Unidjon, is there any benefit in accepting the provincial nominee besides the 600 points?
Let me explain. Actually I'm well positioned in the pool and I will get the ITA in the next round, unless any unexpected event happens. I received an invitation from ON for Provincial Nominee but as far as I know it will cost me 1500$ extra.
Thus I was curious if those money will just buy me an extra 600 points or other benefits also?
Thank you and fingers crossed on a round of invitations happening today!
Hey....I am also thinking that way....But y my question is left unanswered....Is the time taken by PNP more than federal to issue PR
I like the word "guaranteed"
Yes, I am willing to bet on it!
Maybe borderline next week, but very likely in the next 6 weeks. Like I said, I would love to be in your shoes. But without the time machine, my other options will take longer. I'm likely to be in Toronto by January, but on a student visa. I'll get 30 more points for a master's in Canada by Dec 2018.
That's a better path to take, I think. With Canadian credentials, you'd have an upper hand at landing a job after you receive a PR, which otherwise is very difficult for new Outland PR.
Wow!! I'm a hero member!
To celebrate, I wish to ponder upon the existence of a Job Bank and its attachment to the Express Entry System. I haven't come across any pious soul who managed to grab a job from the Job Bank.
I'll call it a day now, and shall watch
The Martian
Good day goodfellas, we'll assemble again tomorrow for another refresh party.
But tell me one thing...Is it that processing time long in ON PNP....Than federal one
It takes ontario 2-6 months to process pnp application. Then the usual 6 months to process PR application at the federal level.
It takes ontario 2-6 months to process pnp application. Then the usual 6 months to process PR application at the federal level.
So u mean 12 months
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