Received a PT letter (Letter of Interest) from Ontario: should I wait for next draw instead?

[grace2021]

I Received a PT letter (Letter of Interest) from Ontario and I qualify for the FSW program. I wonder if there are benefits for waiting for next EE draw.
I guess my question is whether either one (submission from ITA or submission in a PNP) would be faster, cheaper, or any other benefits. There are application fees for the Ontario PNP. If I apply and get a nomination, what would come next? Will I then qualify as PNP in the express entry pool and wait for an ITA? Of course, if the next draws before my submission time in PNP expires is not FSW, I will have no choice but apply to the Ontario PNP. However, my profile expires in 2022.
Thanks!

 

[scylla]

I Received a PT letter (Letter of Interest) from Ontario and I qualify for the FSW program. I wonder if there are benefits for waiting for next EE draw.
I guess my question is whether either one (submission from ITA or submission in a PNP) would be faster, cheaper, or any other benefits. There are application fees for the Ontario PNP. If I apply and get a nomination, what would come next? Will I then qualify as PNP in the express entry pool and wait for an ITA? Of course, if the next draws before my submission time in PNP expires is not FSW, I will have no choice but apply to the Ontario PNP. However, my profile expires in 2022.
Thanks!

How many points do you have under EE?

 

[grace2021]

I have 482 points

 

[Bacelor]

I have 482 points

For PNP it is a priority nowadays meaning you expect your application to be processed on a faster pace.
Besides if you go over CRS draws there are barely a few non-specified programme draws.
However applying as FSW qualifies you to settle in any province no restrictions.

PNP costs more: PNP fees + EE fees

 

[grace2021]

Thanks Bacelor!