MPNP Application 2012

[teacherdude]

hi tweety05.. just when did u apply under the family stream? hows ur application status now?

 

[Tweety05]

hi tweety05.. just when did u apply under the family stream? hows ur application status now?

Nope, I applied under General Stream. My father's 1st cousins sponsored me and they submitted it directly to MPNP Office last February 17.

My auntie and I received the letter of AOR, June 15. For now, we are still waiting for the interview. We are really hoping that it will be this month or next month, fingers crossed.

 

[salbakuta]

We can't predict but if we will base it from other applications for family stream (mail) this year, you may expect it anytime this month or the most until next month.

We'll see.

Good luck. Keep on praying

Thank you tweety.....

 

[akash parekh]

hello..frnd..
anyone received LOA who applied general strm...
i am waiting...

 

[biddukhan]

Dear tweety,

Thanks

Yes min 8 months

Regards
BK

We missed you here BK, welcome back

It my pleasure to update our TS and to answer queries.

Does it mean that from 6-7 months of processing it will then be 8-9 months from application to LOA?

 

[Tweety05]

hello..frnd..
anyone received LOA who applied general strm...
i am waiting...

Hello

When did you apply? Can you share your timeline please

 

[Tweety05]

Dear tweety,

Thanks

Yes min 8 months

Regards
BK

Thanks

 

[vsidhus]

hello friends.my name is vikas sidhu. I have done MCA in 2009. from that date i work as computer lecturer in PTU learning centre. I got 5.5 bands in IELTS exam. I calculate my points for MPNP, they are 54 with three year experience. My question is that can i show three and half year's experiencefor general stream MPNP.so plz help me.

 

[abercombrie]

...@ TWEETY

one thing to clarify ... if the person nominated say in manitoba wants to settle outside the province...how many years does the person needs to stay in manitoba before he/she can go and settle to other state? coz as far as i know , the sponsor will be affected if you will break the rule of not establishin inside the province within a certain period of time?

 

[everstranger35]

I concur. Online application is taking a while to process. The information we heard was that they had too many applications to deal with and also some staff went on vacation during summer reducing the manpower to process these applications.

I expect to see an improve now that summer break is over.

Hi Emperor, thanks for the info. I hope and pray that we'll hear some good news soon with all the members here....

 

[abercombrie]

... @ TWEETY / EMPEROR

one thing to clarify ... if the person nominated say in manitoba wants to settle outside the province...how many years does the person needs to stay in manitoba before he/she can go and settle to other state? coz as far as i know , the sponsor will be affected if you will break the rule of not establishin inside the province within a certain period of time?

ANY LINK TO SHARE RELATED TO MY CONCERN? THNX

 

[biddukhan]

... @ TWEETY / EMPEROR

one thing to clarify ... if the person nominated say in manitoba wants to settle outside the province...how many years does the person needs to stay in manitoba before he/she can go and settle to other state? coz as far as i know , the sponsor will be affected if you will break the rule of not establishin inside the province within a certain period of time?

ANY LINK TO SHARE RELATED TO MY CONCERN? THNX

Dear,

Legally there is nothing, but yes it will impact on the sponsor and the applicant from the point that they will not be preferred to sponsor more people.

Its 3 years duration ( as per my consultant and sponsor )

Regards
BK

 

[abercombrie]

what if spent 2 yrs only then moved out? will that give a bad reputation to the sponsor?

 

[biddukhan]

what if spent 2 yrs only then moved out? will that give a bad reputation to the sponsor?

yes it may impact the sponsoring thing

Regards
BK

 

[abercombrie]

is that the recent number of years to stay 3? i dunno if ive heard it right years back 2 yrs is enough then u can move out to other province/state?... @BK - pls ask your consultant about this pls?...thnx