Hi,
I sent my application to Nova Scotia on May 31st, and I didn't receive AOR. Reading the posts, it is very likely that we will receive our AOR end of July or early August. Best thing to do is just to relax and wait.
It's so scary to think of all that long wait....do you think it will be wise to gather my docs and apply through EE, that is if if I qualify to get ITA, then the wait is reduced to just 6 month????
Hi,
I sent my application to Nova Scotia on May 31st, and I didn't receive AOR. Reading the posts, it is very likely that we will receive our AOR end of July or early August. Best thing to do is just to relax and wait.
Hi Lovish! We actually have the same timeline and medical request was may 31 and result was was recieved on the 5th of June and yet to changed to MP on the website. I called their line yesterday and the automated option says my medical passed . So you might want to try that option and hear what its says regarding your medical result.
I don't know where else to post this, so I'm posting my question here.
I have a CRS score of 435. By the looks of the latest EE draws, I'm losing hope that I can get a direct ITA. My ECA is a Canadian equivalent Bachelor's degree.
I'm thinking if I should pursue the paper based PR for Canada. I've looked at Ontario's website but couldn't find any resources for OINP's Paper Based process. Could someone please share a link for Ontario's paper based PNP?
I don't know where else to post this, so I'm posting my question here.
I have a CRS score of 435. By the looks of the latest EE draws, I'm losing hope that I can get a direct ITA. My ECA is a Canadian equivalent Bachelor's degree.
I'm thinking if I should pursue the paper based PR for Canada. I've looked at Ontario's website but couldn't find any resources for OINP's Paper Based process. Could someone please share a link for Ontario's paper based PNP?
i think Ontarios pnp is all online i appllied under international graduate with job offer category online only the federal processing for PR after nomination is paper based.