OINP - EE - Human Capital Priorities Stream - Comprehensive Guide

[Warrie]

Hello,

I got NOI in July even though my CRS score was low and submitted my documents on 16th November. My application status is in Assessment from almost one month.

My question is whether CRS score will impact the decision. Although I have cleared FSWP criteria.

I am in the same boat. Applied on 13th NOV.. Assessment on Dec 14. Still waiting for nomination and IELTS expires in March. OINP website shows 30 to 60 days processing time. I am hoping them to start issuing Nominations by end of month. Not sure though. All the best!

 

[Baltej SIngh]

I am in the same boat. Applied on 13th NOV.. Assessment on Dec 14. Still waiting for nomination and IELTS expires in March. OINP website shows 30 to 60 days processing time. I am hoping them to start issuing Nominations by end of month. Not sure though. All the best!

Yes even I got to know the same from other forms that we will get the decisions by end of January or early February.

My doubt is whether low CRS score impact decision even if documents are fine.

 

[sarandsp]

Hello,
I have work experience from Oct 2011 to 2014 Jan 31st, after that I was self employed and do not have proper documentation for that and so I am not claiming points for the self employed period.
My question is if I get a NOI before 31 Jan 2018, my experience will be exactly 1 year in the last 5 years. After Jan 31st it would have crossed 5 years. Will my NOI be valid after that ?

Thanks

NOI will be valid. If you lose your eligibility, you will not be able to apply or receive nomination.

 

[chandu8616]

NOI will be valid. If you lose your eligibility, you will not be able to apply or receive nomination.

thanks for info

 

[Jacko007]

I am in the same boat. Applied on 13th NOV.. Assessment on Dec 14. Still waiting for nomination and IELTS expires in March. OINP website shows 30 to 60 days processing time. I am hoping them to start issuing Nominations by end of month. Not sure though. All the best!

Wait patiently. My assessment stage took exactly 6 weeks. Then DIP and nomination on the same day.

 

[satnamsingh2k3]

Anyone with fresh NOI ?

 

[MARKOUMAGO]

Verify the guidelines of each PNP which you expect to apply. You can prepare accordingly.

Normally, you need to have Birth certificate(s), Reference letter(s), marriage certificate, and scanned copy of (IELTS result, ECA, all pages of all new/old passports including blank pages)

POF financial letter can be collected after you received NOI or before you apply. You can keep the scanned copy of documents which supports for recent high value deposits, if any.

Dude should I get Letter of Reference now, before getting NOI ? How old can be ?

 

[PJsinghh]

My crs score is 431, I have valid 1 year experience in NOC B (Code 6221) category and have 3 years advance diploma from Canadian institution with S8 L7.5 R7.5 W6, do you think i can get an NOI from Ontario under Human Capital Priorities Stream?
Thanks in Advance

 

[chandramohan1982]

Any new NOI? what are the chances of getting for 425?

 

[tushar2485]

Hello Friends,

My profile currently resides in the pool with CRS of 416. I am just hoping to get NOI from Ontario, and I am in the process of collecting all the required documents. Got a few queries
1. For 'Settlement of Funds'. Is it advisable to get bank statement now itself, or should I wait for the NOI first?
2. Regarding resume we need to submit for OINP. Can anyone please confirm if the resume required to submit in the OINP has any specific format?
3. Regarding letter of Intent to reside in Ontario. Is there any sample or format in while I need to submit it. (I do have a school friend of mine who resides over there)

 

[Sabarish]

Hi Guys,

I submitted my application on 2nd November and in DIP since 22nd Nov. Called OINP multiple times, got the same message as always - application reviewed by a senior officer if any other document is required - we will let you know.

Anyone else in the same boat as I am.

 

[Sabarish]

Hello Friends,

My profile currently resides in the pool with CRS of 416. I am just hoping to get NOI from Ontario, and I am in the process of collecting all the required documents. Got a few queries
1. For 'Settlement of Funds'. Is it advisable to get bank statement now itself, or should I wait for the NOI first?
2. Regarding resume we need to submit for OINP. Can anyone please confirm if the resume required to submit in the OINP has any specific format?
3. Regarding letter of Intent to reside in Ontario. Is there any sample or format in while I need to submit it. (I do have a school friend of mine who resides over there)

For settlement funds - get an updated statement once you get the NOI
Resume - no specific format, but make sure you have covered the points mentioned in your reference letter/NOC in your resume.
There is no such format. You need to type it in the description box while submitting the application. Keep PR number of your friend and any utility bill handy.

 

[Incomerinca]

They only said they WILL resume issuing NOIs, not mentioned exact time buddy. And until now, seems like still no one receive new NOIs

Two contradicted statements in announcement as no NOIs of last year is valid after 31st December and noone can apply without NOI. How can they believed to be accepting applications as they announced without sending new NOIs..!! There must be new NOI recipients for sure..

 

[tushar2485]

For settlement funds - get an updated statement once you get the NOI
Resume - no specific format, but make sure you have covered the points mentioned in your reference letter/NOC in your resume.
There is no such format. You need to type it in the description box while submitting the application. Keep PR number of your friend and any utility bill handy.

Many thanks for this information

 

[Warrie]

Yes even I got to know the same from other forms that we will get the decisions by end of January or early February.

My doubt is whether low CRS score impact decision even if documents are fine.

I doubt that would have an impact. Let's hope for the best.