I dont expect the CRS to come down 7 points this time like the previous draw. Since we already had a 470 draw few months back, no of candidates between 470-475 would have been less , but then all 468s and 469s were also cleared with the previous draw which is great news.
My prediction is a 4 point decrease which makes it 464.
If the ITAs remain in 2900-3000 level I can see next draw the score will fall below 465. And even coming to a level of very early 460s. Lots of people were not believing me when I told them the scores will fall below and I am saying it again if it remains as it is we will see scores going to 450 level by late Feb early March and than it will break the most hated barrier of 450.
The scores went high from april 2016 because they reduced the number of ITAs which is not going to happen in 2017. The scores will fall consistently from now on because the number of people getting cleared in 2 weeks is much higher than the number of new people coming with high scores PNPs and improved scores.
u guys r forgetting last draw issued 2,902 ITA if the the number goes down then CRS will increase. I dont think they will keep issuing 2000+ ita... so expect CRS to increase
If the ITAs remain in 2900-3000 level I can see next draw the score will fall below 465. And even coming to a level of very early 460s. Lots of people were not believing me when I told them the scores will fall below and I am saying it again if it remains as it is we will see scores going to 450 level by late Feb early March and than it will break the most hated barrier of 450.
Hi all, I was checking other posts and saw educational qualification degree/diplomas need to be uploaded for the Spouse also post ITA in Documents. Does the degree needs to be evaluated from WES if not claiming any points for spouse education. Thanks
I read in one of the CIC presentations that they consider 450 to be a good score and a lot of good quality candidates stuck in this range. So definitely i think the score will decrease over time to 450.
I read in one of the CIC presentations that they consider 450 to be a good score and a lot of good quality candidates stuck in this range. So definitely i think the score will decrease over time to 450.
Yes I read the exact same thing! They were saying on a slide that they want to draw more people with a strong core score and that so far it never went below 450. Meaning that in their eyes they also want people with scores below 450! However, how much below 450 it can go remains speculation. But it definitely sounds promising!
Yes I read the exact same thing! They were saying on a slide that they want to draw more people with a strong core score and that so far it never went below 450. Meaning that in their eyes they also want people with scores below 450! However, how much below 450 it can go remains speculation. But it definitely sounds promising!
Any reason for not including the last working day in experience? we may have draw on 18th Jan just trying to avoid to be considered under Section A11.2
It's been known by many members on the forum that 5-6 days (i.e. less than a week), AND submitting e-APR after completion of exact date, that would be fine.
That's what I did myself, declined ITA from 22nd Dec, and accepted the one on Jan/4th, will submit my e-APR on Jan/11th. I complete my years experience on Jan/10th.
That is why I was surprised to see you posting this again. Yes I know it is a risk to decline ITA, but then again refusal of PR after 4 months for something you knew could happen will devastate me for sure.
Anyhow, I think we concluded this topic thus far, therefore I will say Good luck to you.
@Broken Heart yes theres definitely smaller target for refugees this year, and less backlog together with higher quota and smaller LMIA effect should grant ITA for everyone on 430+ in this year. Im pretty positive on that one.
I really wonder how many people are sitting between 450 and 468!
just trying to avoid to be considered under Section A11.2
