I've no idea! I've never tried refreshing my application, I was just happy to submit it
OINP - EE - Human Capital Priorities Stream - Comprehensive Guide
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Hello everyone,
I have just logged into my application and noticed that all my documents are missing.
My application status has been changed to Assessment last Friday. I know that some of you have noticed the same behavior.
The question is could this be a bug in their system ?. In my opinion I think it's normal, and once they want to assess an application they download your documents locally or may be they print them out, so they're no longer in the database they have been uploaded to before.
What do you think ?
Best Regards,
I have just logged into my application and noticed that all my documents are missing.
My application status has been changed to Assessment last Friday. I know that some of you have noticed the same behavior.
The question is could this be a bug in their system ?. In my opinion I think it's normal, and once they want to assess an application they download your documents locally or may be they print them out, so they're no longer in the database they have been uploaded to before.
What do you think ?
Best Regards,
I'm also facing the same issue. All uploaded documents are missing now. And when I'm trying t o upload again getting the error
java.lang.RuntimeException: Upload failed - java.lang.NullPointerException
I created One Key on 11th July. How much time do I have to submit?
Normally you cannot upload any documents after you submit and pay for the application, because your profile become read only.
Have already paid and submitted your application ?.
No. I haven't yet submitted. I'm waiting for the website to work. Its been more than 24 hours now and the website is still not working.
The website is still not working. I created one key on 11th July. so 14 days means today is my last day(I'm in US right now and today is 24th)
Should I withdraw my application and start my process again?
Now the website itself is not opening. Is it even opening at your end?
https://www.services.citizenship.gov.on.ca/pnp_index/resources/app/guest/index.html#!/
It's not working my end either. We should submit an email the their technical team.
Guys I received the below mail today regarding my enquiry. I am relieved now
@Wandering Mind @iamxty @BillHyatt
Good day Client,
Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
We verified the information you provided. Additional points for siblings in Canada were not assigned to you because there is a maximum of 600 points for additional factors.
As per the Ministerial Instructions for the Express Entry Application Management System section 8 (1)(2):
8 (1) In accordance with these Instructions, points are assigned under the Comprehensive Ranking System to each foreign national whose expression of interest is included in the express entry pool, on the basis of the information provided in that expression of interest, according to the following categories of factors:
· (a) the category of core human capital factors, namely
o (i) age,
o (ii) level of education,
o (iii) official language proficiency, and
o (iv) Canadian work experience;
· (b) the category of accompanying spouse or common-law partner factors, namely
o (i) level of education of the spouse or common-law partner,
o (ii) official language proficiency of the spouse or common-law partner, and
o (iii) Canadian work experience of the spouse or common-law partner;
· (c) the category of skill transferability factors, namely
o (i) the combination of level of education and official language proficiency,
o (ii) the combination of level of education and Canadian work experience,
o (iii) the combination of foreign work experience and official language proficiency,
o (iv) the combination of Canadian work experience and foreign work experience, and
o (v) the combination of a certificate of qualification and official language proficiency; and
· (d) the category of additional factors, namely
o (i) a provincial nomination,
o (ii) a qualifying offer of arranged employment,
o (iii) Canadian educational credentials,
o (iv) a sibling in Canada, and
o (v) French-language proficiency.
Comprehensive Ranking System – Total number of points
(2) The total number of points that may be assigned under the Comprehensive Ranking System is 1200 points, allocated as follows:
· (a) for the core human capital factors
o (i) a maximum of 500 points if the foreign national has no accompanying spouse or common-law partner, or
o (ii) a maximum of 460 points if the foreign national has an accompanying spouse or common-law partner;
· (b) for accompanying spouse or common-law partner factors, a maximum of 40 points;
· (c) for skill transferability factors, a maximum of 100 points; and
· (d) for additional factors, a maximum of 600 points.
We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.
@Wandering Mind @iamxty @BillHyatt
Good day Client,
Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
We verified the information you provided. Additional points for siblings in Canada were not assigned to you because there is a maximum of 600 points for additional factors.
As per the Ministerial Instructions for the Express Entry Application Management System section 8 (1)(2):
8 (1) In accordance with these Instructions, points are assigned under the Comprehensive Ranking System to each foreign national whose expression of interest is included in the express entry pool, on the basis of the information provided in that expression of interest, according to the following categories of factors:
· (a) the category of core human capital factors, namely
o (i) age,
o (ii) level of education,
o (iii) official language proficiency, and
o (iv) Canadian work experience;
· (b) the category of accompanying spouse or common-law partner factors, namely
o (i) level of education of the spouse or common-law partner,
o (ii) official language proficiency of the spouse or common-law partner, and
o (iii) Canadian work experience of the spouse or common-law partner;
· (c) the category of skill transferability factors, namely
o (i) the combination of level of education and official language proficiency,
o (ii) the combination of level of education and Canadian work experience,
o (iii) the combination of foreign work experience and official language proficiency,
o (iv) the combination of Canadian work experience and foreign work experience, and
o (v) the combination of a certificate of qualification and official language proficiency; and
· (d) the category of additional factors, namely
o (i) a provincial nomination,
o (ii) a qualifying offer of arranged employment,
o (iii) Canadian educational credentials,
o (iv) a sibling in Canada, and
o (v) French-language proficiency.
Comprehensive Ranking System – Total number of points
(2) The total number of points that may be assigned under the Comprehensive Ranking System is 1200 points, allocated as follows:
· (a) for the core human capital factors
o (i) a maximum of 500 points if the foreign national has no accompanying spouse or common-law partner, or
o (ii) a maximum of 460 points if the foreign national has an accompanying spouse or common-law partner;
· (b) for accompanying spouse or common-law partner factors, a maximum of 40 points;
· (c) for skill transferability factors, a maximum of 100 points; and
· (d) for additional factors, a maximum of 600 points.
We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.
Awesome!Guys I received the below mail today regarding my enquiry. I am relieved now
@Wandering Mind @iamxty @BillHyatt
Good day Client,
Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
We verified the information you provided. Additional points for siblings in Canada were not assigned to you because there is a maximum of 600 points for additional factors.
As per the Ministerial Instructions for the Express Entry Application Management System section 8 (1)(2):
8 (1) In accordance with these Instructions, points are assigned under the Comprehensive Ranking System to each foreign national whose expression of interest is included in the express entry pool, on the basis of the information provided in that expression of interest, according to the following categories of factors:
· (a) the category of core human capital factors, namely
o (i) age,
o (ii) level of education,
o (iii) official language proficiency, and
o (iv) Canadian work experience;
· (b) the category of accompanying spouse or common-law partner factors, namely
o (i) level of education of the spouse or common-law partner,
o (ii) official language proficiency of the spouse or common-law partner, and
o (iii) Canadian work experience of the spouse or common-law partner;
· (c) the category of skill transferability factors, namely
o (i) the combination of level of education and official language proficiency,
o (ii) the combination of level of education and Canadian work experience,
o (iii) the combination of foreign work experience and official language proficiency,
o (iv) the combination of Canadian work experience and foreign work experience, and
o (v) the combination of a certificate of qualification and official language proficiency; and
· (d) the category of additional factors, namely
o (i) a provincial nomination,
o (ii) a qualifying offer of arranged employment,
o (iii) Canadian educational credentials,
o (iv) a sibling in Canada, and
o (v) French-language proficiency.
Comprehensive Ranking System – Total number of points
(2) The total number of points that may be assigned under the Comprehensive Ranking System is 1200 points, allocated as follows:
· (a) for the core human capital factors
o (i) a maximum of 500 points if the foreign national has no accompanying spouse or common-law partner, or
o (ii) a maximum of 460 points if the foreign national has an accompanying spouse or common-law partner;
· (b) for accompanying spouse or common-law partner factors, a maximum of 40 points;
· (c) for skill transferability factors, a maximum of 100 points; and
· (d) for additional factors, a maximum of 600 points.
We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.
Where was that post of mine about the sibling points?Guys I received the below mail today regarding my enquiry. I am relieved now
@Wandering Mind @iamxty @BillHyatt
Good day Client,
Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
We verified the information you provided. Additional points for siblings in Canada were not assigned to you because there is a maximum of 600 points for additional factors.
As per the Ministerial Instructions for the Express Entry Application Management System section 8 (1)(2):
8 (1) In accordance with these Instructions, points are assigned under the Comprehensive Ranking System to each foreign national whose expression of interest is included in the express entry pool, on the basis of the information provided in that expression of interest, according to the following categories of factors:
· (a) the category of core human capital factors, namely
o (i) age,
o (ii) level of education,
o (iii) official language proficiency, and
o (iv) Canadian work experience;
· (b) the category of accompanying spouse or common-law partner factors, namely
o (i) level of education of the spouse or common-law partner,
o (ii) official language proficiency of the spouse or common-law partner, and
o (iii) Canadian work experience of the spouse or common-law partner;
· (c) the category of skill transferability factors, namely
o (i) the combination of level of education and official language proficiency,
o (ii) the combination of level of education and Canadian work experience,
o (iii) the combination of foreign work experience and official language proficiency,
o (iv) the combination of Canadian work experience and foreign work experience, and
o (v) the combination of a certificate of qualification and official language proficiency; and
· (d) the category of additional factors, namely
o (i) a provincial nomination,
o (ii) a qualifying offer of arranged employment,
o (iii) Canadian educational credentials,
o (iv) a sibling in Canada, and
o (v) French-language proficiency.
Comprehensive Ranking System – Total number of points
(2) The total number of points that may be assigned under the Comprehensive Ranking System is 1200 points, allocated as follows:
· (a) for the core human capital factors
o (i) a maximum of 500 points if the foreign national has no accompanying spouse or common-law partner, or
o (ii) a maximum of 460 points if the foreign national has an accompanying spouse or common-law partner;
· (b) for accompanying spouse or common-law partner factors, a maximum of 40 points;
· (c) for skill transferability factors, a maximum of 100 points; and
· (d) for additional factors, a maximum of 600 points.
We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.
At least they responded before the next draw. Good luck.