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Why not to "get in touch" with each other here, on the forum? So, the next draws will be able to read it also.

Check threads similar to this one for previous invitations. Many people have their progress timeline in signature.

It is unlikely to get approve in 60 days. The estimated time on OINP website is 60-90 days, but based on previous invitations (e.g. dec2023) it could take more than 90 days. However, it is unlikely that it will take more than 120 days.

I think you should contact OINP about that. The logic about the upper threshold for OINP seems a bit odd. As I understand, it was defined by STEM EE draw in Dec2023, but after the latest STEM EE draw people with 481..490 should wait even more than people with 469..480.

Check this thread: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/oinp-human-capital-priority-stream-march-21st-2024-timeline.842366/page-2#post-10811050

During the application process OINP says to contact them if your profile is about to expire.

Looking at timelines from a draw in December it takes up to a month between submission and assessment. Link: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/oinp-human-capital-priority-stream-14-dec-2023.830281/

Since this thread is a duplicate, I suggest to share your results in the discussion by the link above

CRS: 477 NOI: March 21 2024 Submission: April 8 2024

No, I worked mostly as solo proprietor (self-employed). So, as evidence that my activity corresponds to NOC 21231 I provided invoices, bank statements, reference letter from 1 client, Notice of assessment from 2 previous years and a letter with explanations. I hope it will be sufficient.

From different timelines in signatures it seems that it take up to 6 months to get PR after OINP nomination. Here is one of more optimistic examples: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/july-2023-oinp-hcp-tech-draw-timeline.817596/

Hi I would like to share my progress with OINP. Feel free to add yours. CRS: 477 NOI: March 21 2024 Submission: April 8 2024

NOC 21231 should work well. It explicitly include embedded software developers and designers: https://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p3VD.pl?Function=getVD&TVD=1322554&CVD=1322870&CPV=21231&CST=01052021&MLV=5&CLV=5

Here is the link with explanations that items below 500cad (class 12) are 100% deductable in the current year...

No, Federal Skilled Workers (e.g. I don't have Canadian work experience)

Thanks, I had the same question and it was hard to find.

It seems that I've misread it initially. Going with one that will send an invitation first sounds reasonable. Thanks.

I bought a work-related device that costs 1500cad. As I understand I can deduct only a part of this price in this year. And all other items that costs less than 500cad can be deducted fully. Is it correct? Where to read about that in more details?

Why OINP would not give an invitation? The last draw was with a lower score than I have. (471 < 474)

I have 474 points and stem-related work, and my wife has 490 points with no targeted specialisation. We would like to get PR and live in Ontario. At the moment we see 3 options: 1) Wait for OINP invitation; (the last one was 471) 2) Wait for stem targeted draw from EE; (the last one was 481) 3)...