But don’t rely on that. I never did get an email. And my settings were to receive notice of updates etc. I don’t think it went to junk. So it took me to Jan 25 to find out about Jan 9 NOI in AINP. It might be different at the pre-ITA and post-ITA stages.
It appears there was not draw even in 1st week of March 2020. Comparison to 2019, AINP seems very slow this year ? Or can we expect huge number of intake in coming weeks ?
Wish there was more transparency ... it’s lots of waiting and uncertainty. The federal immigration minister should make a speech this week some time, which sets out numbers. I’d figured they were waiting for this to be official but then people have been getting nominations in 2020, which to be fair is what AINP says on their website.
The number of nominations the AINP can issue for 2020 is not yet available; however the AINP will continue to assess applications in the queue and issue nominations in 2020.
Some people get their employer contacted and some do not. It presumably comes down to whether the officer has questions about the application they want to verify or they’re doing a random check. Applicants are supposed to provide full contact details. Though it probably wouldn’t occur to a Canadian that some bosses would be unscrupulous and ask for money to respond. Your average North American is not necessarily aware how to ring a foreign country, but I’m sure an immigration officer would know how to contact. They’d probably not reject an application outright if they could not contact, but they might ask the applicant for additional information.
It appears there was not draw even in 1st week of March 2020. Comparison to 2019, AINP seems very slow this year ? Or can we expect huge number of intake in coming weeks ?
@ansh2309@ainp2020 NO none of previous my employers were contacted so far
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None of the employer get contacted... Waiting for Alberta to contact my employer and issue me PNP.. This week is very crucial. I am confident in this week we all will get PNP
