2 days short of 1 year of experience

[luis2626]

I received ad ITA for the January 11 draw (my score was 508) for CEC, but i will complete my 1 year of canadian experience on January 13 officially. Should i decline this ITA or not?

 

[Naturgrl]

I received ad ITA for the January 11 draw (my score was 508) for CEC, but i will complete my 1 year of canadian experience on January 13 officially. Should i decline this ITA or not?

Submit application after you have the year of experience. So since it is now January 18, you can apply.

 

[luis2626]

Submit application after you have the year of experience. So since it is now January 18, you can apply.

Thank you for your response. Is there any reference that says that this is acceptable? I've seen a lot of posts saying to decline the ITA. I just want to be sure because i don't want to fumble this opportunity. Thanks

 

[Taran D]

Thank you for your response. Is there any reference that says that this is acceptable? I've seen a lot of posts saying to decline the ITA. I just want to be sure because i don't want to fumble this opportunity. Thanks

Not sure if it works same with PNP or not but same happened with me I got NOI 1 day short of my 1 year experience. So as @Naturgrl said 1 waited 1 day and then submitted it. Got nomination in the end.

 

[Slim_shady]

Submit application after you have the year of experience. So since it is now January 18, you can apply.

Hello! I applied my PR on April 7th 2022 but my 1 year experience was completed on April 12th 2022. Will that be an issue? Should I delete my profile and apply again? Haven't received the ITA yet. Please advise

 

[cz999]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1270353922868248576

This is the official twitter‘a response on this

Thank you for your response. Is there any reference that says that this is acceptable? I've seen a lot of posts saying to decline the ITA. I just want to be sure because i don't want to fumble this opportunity. Thanks

 

[pknight]

No need to decline your ITA. Like others said, apply when you reach your anniversary. I got my ITA about a month early, so I applied a month later and got approval.