Which one gets processed before the other?

[aplus]

Hi all,

Between these two applications, which one gets processed before the other?

A. Submitted on 2020, CRS score 450.
B. Submitted on 2022, CRS score 550.

 

[Naturgrl]

Hi all,

Between these two applications, which one gets processed before the other?

A. Submitted on 2020, CRS score 450.
B. Submitted on 2022, CRS score 550.

So you got an ITA in 2020…2020.

 

[aplus]

So you got an ITA in 2020…2020.

Imagine neither of them got an ITA.

 

[Naturgrl]

Imagine neither of them got an ITA.

So hypothetical. If 2020, the EE profile would no longer be valid. Don’t know draw scores in 2020 and whether it went that low. So 2022 with 550 has a great chance of ITA.

 

[aplus]

So hypothetical. If 2020, the EE profile would no longer be valid. Don’t know draw scores in 2020 and whether it went that low. So 2022 with 550 has a great chance of ITA.

So let's say both are submitted in the same year.
A. Submitted on February, CRS score 480.
B. Submitted on July, CRS score 550.

 

[dxdroid]

So let's say both are submitted in the same year.
A. Submitted on February, CRS score 480.
B. Submitted on July, CRS score 550.

It is had to answer this. It all depends which office is processing your application, what are each candidate circumstances etc. etc. The one from July can processed Faster than the one from Feb or opposite, there is no simple answer to this or schedule.

 

[oinkario]

So let's say both are submitted in the same year.
A. Submitted on February, CRS score 480.
B. Submitted on July, CRS score 550.

When you talk about ITA and compare two different scores, submission date doesn’t matter. It’s always the higher score that gets invited first. (Assuming same programs, that is)

 

[aplus]

When you talk about ITA and compare two different scores, submission date doesn’t matter. It’s always the higher score that gets invited first. (Assuming same programs, that is)

Thanks.
And do they process all the applications that were drawn? Before doing the next draw?

 

[scylla]

Thanks.
And do they process all the applications that were drawn? Before doing the next draw?

No, of course not.