So even if we assume 3600 ITA till december might come down to 465 and then 3300 ita so score will go up and down near 465 and then fst in may to crush all, this is no more fair competition.
Actually thanks for being that guy. I tried to get this thread by googling Ray of hope 131st draw but Google did not find it. Now it makes sense after you pointed it out
Actually thanks for being that guy. I tried to get this thread by googling Ray of hope 131st draw but Google did not find it. Now it makes sense after you pointed it out
The reason for reducing the draw size could be either they would conduct back to back draws or they are done for the year and would consider clearing the backlog rather than issuing more itas as they are not able to handle the work pressure.
So even if we assume 3600 ITA till december might come down to 465 and then 3300 ita so score will go up and down near 465 and then fst in may to crush all, this is no more fair competition.
Now 2019 will surely close at 465 +/-. CIC showcased their intentions loud n clear. Less n less people will be eligible to apply in 2020. They apparently want to fill in lesser populated provinces through PNP/CEC. FSW is facing brutal competition. Feeling bad for people below 460 ( I am one of them ). Nevertheless, I am not loosing any hope in increasing my score to give a tough fight to CEC
The shift from 3,900 ITAs to 3,600 ITAs is very important to consider here IMO.
Current cumulative ITAs at 75,300 (as of 11/13)
- Could have a 3,600 ITA back-to-back draw for the next 5 weeks (until the 18th of Dec) to exceed last years 89,800 by ~4%, or
- Could have a 3,600 ITA draw each with 4 more draws left for this year - to match last years ~89,800 ITAs