[2019] BCPNP-International Post Graduate-Let's Gather Here!!!!!

[joshjzb]

Dear fellow Masters and PhDs,

Let's gather here along our journey towards PR!

Myself:
1. Master's degree from UBC, 2019;
2. Just submitted my PNP application about a week ago.

Any input related to this stream will be greatly appreciated

 

[joshjzb]

I have a question: for someone who does not have a work permit when she submitted the BCPNP application, will there always be a Work Permit Support Letter once the application gets approved?

 

[random1992]

Dear fellow Masters and PhDs,

Let's gather here along our journey towards PR!

Myself:
1. Master's degree from UBC, 2019;
2. Just submitted my PNP application about a week ago.

Any input related to this stream will be greatly appreciated

EE or paper－based ？if you applied for paper based, it takes 1 day to get nomination. Not sure about EE.
I used my master degree (non-ee), and have gotten my pr and landed in BC.

 

[joshjzb]

EE or paper－based ？if you applied for paper based, it takes 1 day to get nomination. Not sure about EE.
I used my master degree (non-ee), and have gotten my pr and landed in BC.

Paper-based. That fast? It's been 1 week for now and the status is still "applied"

 

[random1992]

Paper-based. That fast? It's been 1 week for now and the status is still "applied"

Yes. I applied 2018. It took me a day to get decision made and nomination letter, the same for my other classmates who applied using degree from SFU and UBC.
But I guess it is summer, it may take more time. But you should get yours next week for sure.

 

[joshjzb]

Yes. I applied 2018. It took me a day to get decision made and nomination letter, the same for my other classmates who applied using degree from SFU and UBC.
But I guess it is summer, it may take more time. But you should get yours next week for sure.

Thanks

 

[random1992]

I have a question: for someone who does not have a work permit when she submitted the BCPNP application, will there always be a Work Permit Support Letter once the application gets approved?

You may want to open a new thread to ask this question. I have been studying as a PhD student ubc after my master, so I had study permit.
You can apply for post graduate work permit I think without a support letter

 

[joshjzb]

Dear fellow Masters and PhDs,

Let's gather here along our journey towards PR!

Myself:
1. Master's degree from UBC, 2019;
2. Just submitted my PNP application about a week ago.

Any input related to this stream will be greatly appreciated

Update: My Timeline
Stream: BCPNP-POST GRAD-PAPER BASED
BCPNP SUBMISSION: 07/15/2019
BCPNP DECISION FINALIZED: 08/12/2019
BCPNP NOMINATION: 08/14/2019

 

[rohanvus]

Dear fellow Masters and PhDs,

Let's gather here along our journey towards PR!

Myself:
1. Master's degree from UBC, 2019;
2. Just submitted my PNP application about a week ago.

Any input related to this stream will be greatly appreciated

Do we need the degree at hand for this or program completion letter from UBC is enough for this ? The reason i am saying is because at times there is a big gap (5/6 months) between when you finish your masters program and the time you have your official convocation for the "degree" . Please advise

 

[joshjzb]

Do we need the degree at hand for this or program completion letter from UBC is enough for this ? The reason i am saying is because at times there is a big gap (5/6 months) between when you finish your masters program and the time you have your official convocation for the "degree" . Please advise

Based on the technical guide, a copy of the letter of completion along with final transcripts should be enough.

"Skills Immigration – International Post-Graduate Category The nominee applicant must provide:
Copy of Canadian immigration records (if applicable)
Copy of biographical page of passport Current photograph Copy of LMIA (if applicable)
Copy of education and/or training certificates*
Official education transcripts Copy of Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) (if applicable)
Current resume/C.V. Evidence of intent to reside in B.C.
For further information on each document, please see the descriptions listed here.

* A letter from the post-secondary institution showing the completion of required courses if a certificate is not available"

 

[Mak111]

Hi all!

I am a beginner in immigration. If some one has experience with following, please help! This is for BC PNP.

I am applying under international graduate stream.

My question-

-What should be the date and wage rate on offer letter? Its been a year now since i started job. My wage rate increased after a year. I was not issued offer letter when i started employment. Should i put date and wage rate of when i completed my 1 year? Can i still claim 1 year of experience?

- I have 2 months of experience on previous job in same noc code. Can i claim that as well? Do i need offer letter from employer OR just employment letter is fine?

- My highest level of education is post graduation that i did in BC. I have bachelor's from home country(equivalent to canadian bachelors) and had eca for it. Can i claim eca points? I am going for EEBC stream.

Thank you, any help is appreciated.

 

[joshjzb]

any updates?

 

[User 321]

Hey Guys
I applied for EE PNP on July 23,2019 after 2 weeks of submission my application move to in process and remain same for 2 months and last week it changed back to applied. Does any one have any idea what is going on with my file
Thanks

 

[joshjzb]

Any updates?