It's actually not so much the NOC; its your CRS score, your IELTS scores that matter. If your CRS is either at or higher than mid-430's, you're in with a decent chance of getting an NOI whenever OINP restarts issuing HCP NOIs.
NOC is only important if OINP decides to issue targeted NOIs, which means that they figure that Ontario is facing a shortage in the supply of professionals belonging to a certain NOC, so suddenly you will see folks even with a CRS in 350s getting invites because their profession falls under that "in-demand" NOC.
No you dont have to do anything else. You will get NOI if you are above oinp crs cut off and your NOC is in demand. To my knowledge, NOC in demand list has not been published for this year.
There are many reasons for not including her.. the very first one is that she will not come with me until my baby is one year old (doesn't matter - you can still add her on your application and she/baby can join you later) and I also dont have any job im canada so thought to first settle there (as a main applicant, you can do the landing first and she/baby can come later)... also my crs score is less if i put as accompanying her (valid point - you are a better judge here) ... so many reasons... thanks for your reply brother
You need to do medical for your all dependents even if they are non accompanying, so you include her in the application or not still you have to wait for her baby delivery to complete medical exam. Your application will be on hold untill you upload her medical info. And it is strictly not recommended to do X-ray during pregnancy!
438 will get clear by May at earliest and by June at latest with 3500 itas every fortnight and its a fact...........however, having NOI can be a good back up plan too...
by the way things are moving currently with 3500 itas, when do you guess the 435's might get clear in the near future? the mid 430's seems to be the dark horse score this year, everything seems to be vague since the start of the year.
Agreed, 438 CRS will likely get hit in about 4 draws (2 months) and 435 perhaps in 8 draws....based on my calculations that is, this is assuming biweekly 3500 ITA/draw and current trend of new applicants.
there ll be around 6000+ people within the next Wednesday draw who will be having more than 435-438 scores. So, the score can drip down to 441 range at max with 3500 itas this week. & it will take around another 5-6 draws for the scores to come down to this mid 430's range if we see a draw this week.
