Is there a possibility of the Ontario Provincial Nomination closing. I haven't applied yet hoping to get an ITA without it. I am at 419. A little far farfetched I know, but it has happened before. Didn't know the window is closing, maybe I should apply as well.
From my understanding there is a limit of Ontario nominations that will be allowed before they stop accepting for 2017
Note: An NOI does not guarantee you a registration in the OINP e Filing Portal. If you intend to apply for the HCP Stream, it is recommended that you register a profile and submit an application as soon as possible to ensure that your application is received before Ontario’s nomination allocation is fulfilled.
From my understanding there is a limit of Ontario nominations that will be allowed before they stop accepting for 2017
Note: An NOI does not guarantee you a registration in the OINP e Filing Portal. If you intend to apply for the HCP Stream, it is recommended that you register a profile and submit an application as soon as possible to ensure that your application is received before Ontario’s nomination allocation is fulfilled.
You'll get the ITA in the next 2-3 draws. OINP applications submitted this month have not crossed the Submitted stage, unlike last month where the average processing was 15-20 days.
When I applied for OINP I had had money in my account for only 2 months. I provided gift deed and letter of explanation. It worked and I received nomination. I would suggest to apply for OINP not waiting for your funds to get 6 months old.
You'll get the ITA in the next 2-3 draws. OINP applications submitted this month have not crossed the Submitted stage, unlike last month where the average processing was 15-20 days.
I am talking about those after 5th July submissions, as I've mentioned in the OINP thread. Hopefully, by end of this week their status will change to Assessment.
I am talking about those after 5th July submissions, as I've mentioned in the OINP thread. Hopefully, by end of this week their status will change to Assessment.
You can receive the money as a gift however you need a gift deed notarized by a lawyer saying it's a gift and you are not required to pay it back etc etc..
I know a few lawyers who will notarize for cheap though so I think I'll just do that to be extra sure. Don't want something easily avoidable causing any issues
You'll get the ITA in the next 2-3 draws. OINP applications submitted this month have not crossed the Submitted stage, unlike last month where the average processing was 15-20 days.
