Congratulations! Would you mind sharing how you landed the letter of interest? Is there anything aspirants can do to increase chances of getting selected by new Brunswick?
With every bi weekly draw I tend to try and trust all the positive guys around here and ignore the negative folks..
Try to analyze the hard work people are putting in explain the trends and number of profiles coming into the pool on a daily basis etc.
The lesson at the end of the day is very clear and thus I am mentioning it in bold below.
The pool is growing on a daily basis. I think it's 120k plus profiles now vs 100k last year. The number of invitations for some reason and very controlled this year and artificial inflation happened in the month of May 2019. On top of all this pnp invitations and nominations are being issued in bulk vs periodic when compared to previous years.
2020 seems to be a more difficult year versus 2019. Every Wednesday I hope and pray for a back to back draw to change this situation, but that's not happening, and I wonder when this bull pnp invitations effect will come to an end so that we can see some relief.
If someone can logically analyise which province is due how many more nominations for this year and deduct the total from the ITA target for the year, only this could give us an indiciative truth about where is the CRS score is heading.
If we see the pool size of the month of February there were hardly any profiles in 450s or 600s. But, look at it today, really difficult to understand. Is everyone getting their Masters degree, max Ielts scores and French qualifications within this 7 months? The one major factor for this is the election and because of which I guess people who already have an Canadian experience are applying in large numbers.
Congratulations! Would you mind sharing how you landed the letter of interest? Is there anything aspirants can do to increase chances of getting selected by new Brunswick?
Here they are talking about what to do when you receive a nomination, which I do not believe it is the same thing of a letter of interest. The nomination occurs after you accept and respond to the letter and that is my question: how much time do I have to respond to the letter.
@NikSharma01
Hi, I need some advice. I have received an invitation today. But am confused if I should accept this one or wait for the next draw. I got my FD done on 28th of Aug. Even if I sumit my documents on the last day which will be 18th Nov, I’ll be 10 days short of my FD being 3 months old as required.
Is there a chance my proof of funds won’t be an issue if it’s 2 months and 20 days old.
Or should I wait for the 2nd Oct draw to happen just to be safe!
If we see the pool size of the month of February there were hardly any profiles in 450s or 600s. But, look at it today, really difficult to understand. Is everyone getting their Masters degree, max Ielts scores and French qualifications within this 7 months? The one major factor for this is the election and because of which I guess people who already have an Canadian experience are applying in large numbers.