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[EscoBlades]

Montreal also?

Yup

 

[PRANIT01]

So BC is expensive, qubec is racist, Ontario is a shit show,
Saskatchewan,Manitoba, Nova Scotia-Dont have much clue (heard getting a job is a pain in the ass)
Alberta-that is the only hope left.

 

[dankboi]

from Immitracker, late update

PNP Outland NOC- 2173
OINP
PA + Dependents- 3
Nationality- India
COR-India
VO- Sydney
AOR- 17 March 2020
Medical Passed- 6 May 2020
ADR- 5 February 2020
PPR - 15 October 2021

 

[MakiSenpaiii]

Dear Canada,

In 2022, all I wish is....

 

[PRANIT01]

Dear Canada,

In 2022, all I wish is....

I think the gif should be them opening the door ,this is what we did in 2021 lol

 

[Deleted member 1006777]

SORRY I WASN'T YELLING. I WAS JUST ASKING A QUESTION. I'M CURRENTLY IN CANADA UNDER A PGWP. I HAVEN'T YET WORKED A FULL 1 YEAR (GOT LIKE 7 MONTHS MORE) TO QUALIFY FOR CEC CLASS. SO I'M HOPING I CAN APPLY THROUGH FSW TO SAVE MYSELF TIME

Imagine being so out of touch with reality that you think you'll save time with FSW

 

[Deleted member 1006777]

Even with French, you are still FSW so ITA is not 100% guaranteed.

Exactly. So many people saying french like it's a sure shot. Meanwhile I've been sitting with valid french scores for a year, while french speakers with lower CRS manage to get in because they happen to have WORSE english scores. Makes perfect sense mate.

 

[Anuban2]

ExI've been sitting with valid french scores for a year, while french speakers with lower CRS manage to get in because they happen to have WORSE english scores.

If nothing happens by summer, we are going to retake both IELTS and TCF to get exactly 467 or less

 

[dxdroid]

It depends, is it the one on their GCMS notes? In my CIC portal the eligibility, criminality, has been "in processing" ever since I got AOR, and has never been changed. But when you order your GCMS notes, practically all of them, except security is done.

I think for every new application everything is saying it is "processing"

 

[Windsor37]

I think for every new application everything is saying it is "processing"

Yeah, but my AOR was last Sept 2020, and my eligibility in the CIC portal still says it's "processing", but in my GCMS it says "passed". There's definitely a mismatch between what you see in the CIC portal and in GCMS.

 

[dxdroid]

Yeah, but my AOR was last Sept 2020, and my eligibility in the CIC portal still says it's "processing", but in my GCMS it says "passed". There's definitely a mismatch between what you see in the CIC portal and in GCMS.

Yes it is, but I think the portal is not as great as people think it is. For example I have just found out that when you submit additional documentation for either yourself or your spouse/common-law partner, they do not show up on the list of uploaded documents once you will upload them

Listen guys, I know you will laugh at me but I am optimistic person. I personally think that the processing times will go down in 2022.

We were in the pool since April 2021, I was tracking draws every two weeks hopping that there will be FSW, it did not happen but from nowhere we got an ITA through PNP. I really think that processing will be reduced.

 

[Windsor37]

Yes it is, but I think the portal is not as great as people think it is. For example I have just found out that when you submit additional documentation for either yourself or your spouse/common-law partner, they do not show up on the list of uploaded documents once you will upload them

Listen guys, I know you will laugh at me but I am optimistic person. I personally think that the processing times will go down in 2022.

We were in the pool since April 2020, I was tracking draws every two weeks hopping that there will be FSW, it did not happen but from nowhere we got an ITA through PNP. I really think that processing will be reduced.

If you were in the pool in April 2020, why didn't you get an ITA in 2020? I was on the pool in March 2020, and I got my ITA on Aug 2020. There were alternating FSW-CEC draws in the latter half of that year.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

I personally think that the processing times will go down in 2022.

Yeah man it'll come down from 15 months to 14 months in 2022.

 

[NavjotS123]

If you were in the pool in April 2020, why didn't you get an ITA in 2020? I was on the pool in March 2020, and I got my ITA on Aug 2020. There were alternating FSW-CEC draws in the latter half of that year.

he meant 2021

 

[dxdroid]

If you were in the pool in April 2020, why didn't you get an ITA in 2020? I was on the pool in March 2020, and I got my ITA on Aug 2020. There were alternating FSW-CEC draws in the latter half of that year.

Sorry @Windsor37 I made a typo - we were in the pool since April 2021 - so I can call myself and my partner a lucky person.