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NBPNP: New Brunswick Skilled Workers Express Entry Category: Network Here

SRayhan87

SRayhan87

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Jul 15, 2018
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Do you have any idea regarding refusal of application??
I mean how much time they will take to refused an applicant if they want?? Would they let that applicant know within very quickly or they will just take as the usual time like another applicant?? I am just curious about this matter. God knows what will happen with my application. I got an email just a few hours back from NBPNP office. The officer who is working on my application sent me that email and asking a missing document by mail. it was Consent & Declaration form for my wife that I had forgotten to send. Now I have sent that document and I am really amazed that they ask me to send by mail.
 
NzKhn

NzKhn

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@SRayhan87 Relax, I don't think they would have asked you to send the document if they planned to reject your application.

Unless they find the person blantantly lied about something or withheld information I don't think your application would be rejected
 
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Kingsukrahman

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Jul 11, 2018
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NzKhn said:
Definitely necessary to have EE profile. In the forms and the website, they tell you to create an EE profile if you haven't done so already.

"All nominees of the NBPNP EELMS must have a profile in the CIC Express Entry pool to receive a NBPNP electronic nomination. "

"*All individuals who receive an invitation to submit an application must first have created a profile in the federal Express Entry system.
The NBPNP needs the Express Entry Profile Number and the Job Seeker Validation Code for all applications.
*Please ensure that your federal Express Entry profile is valid and active for at least 6 months from the date you submit your application to the NBPNP."
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But I have found in FAQ of NB-

17. What is the process for prospects who want to use both the Provincial Nominee Program and the Federal Express Entry system?

There are two ways to do this. A person can:
a. apply to the NBPNP first, receive a nomination, and then fill out an Express Entry profile; or

b. fill out the federal Express Entry profile prior to submitting an EOI to the NBPNP. When the candidate receives a nomination certificate, they will update their Express Entry profile.

In either case, once a person updates their Express Entry profile to show they have a nomination certificate, they increase their likelihood of being invited to apply to permanent residency by CIC.
 
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NzKhn

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Kingsukrahman said:
But I have found in FAQ of NB-

17. What is the process for prospects who want to use both the Provincial Nominee Program and the Federal Express Entry system?

There are two ways to do this. A person can:
a. apply to the NBPNP first, receive a nomination, and then fill out an Express Entry profile; or

b. fill out the federal Express Entry profile prior to submitting an EOI to the NBPNP. When the candidate receives a nomination certificate, they will update their Express Entry profile.

In either case, once a person updates their Express Entry profile to show they have a nomination certificate, they increase their likelihood of being invited to apply to permanent residency by CIC.
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Until you create an EE profile and submit it, you are NOT in the Federal Express Entry pool. This means that there is no chance for you to be nominated by any other provinces like Ontario or Alberta, who pick candidates directly from the Federal Express Entry pool. And you will also NOT be eligible for the direct ITA draws from Express Entry. If you are intent on only going for the NB PNP, then you can wait until the nomination and then create your EE profile. And EE profile is valid for a year from the time you create it.
 
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Runaway Train

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Jul 9, 2018
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Hi Seniors,

Is it ok to send EOI first before attending information session? I have booked but haven't confirmed from their side yet.

Thanks in advance.
 
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sososuku

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Jul 3, 2018
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Good Day.

Thank you for your interest in employment opportunities in New Brunswick, Canada and for submitting your resume and attending the information session.

There is potential of a future position for yourself based on your skills and expertise. Would you please send along immigration paperwork requirements to accompany your resume including IELTS results, WES Certificate, and Police Certificate (if you haven't submitted them already). This is to ensure your file is complete and ready if you are matched to a position.

Please let me know if you have any questions. I look forward to hearing from you.

Kind Regards,

....This is the mail I got from the recruiter that interview me in onevof the NB session this year. Please what does this really mean, is there any thing to hope about it.
 
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