Ontario PNP (OINP) 2019 Discussion Join Here
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Yep. Bank letter is NOT required for OINP. IRCC asks for it though along with a 6 month bank statement. For OINP, all you need is a 3 months bank statement and that’s about it.
Even post ITA, bank letter might not be mandatory per se as not all banks issue such letters (e.g. in US). They simply go by what their system supports not by what a customer requests. Having said that, in such cases, probably an explanation in LOE would suffice.
Congrats.
I would assume timelines might vary for typical IT NOCs (i.e. July 12th NOIs). I always thought there is some AOR stage before getting nomination, which of above in your post corresponds to that (if there is one)?
Yes, please go ahead and get your PCC done in advance now.
For checklist, please follow the below link with detailed information of post ITA documentation:
http://askkubeir.com/post-ita/
Hi @13nitinsharma + other seniors,
I was wondering if you could advise me in my following situation:
I am having a total of ~9 years of experience in IT. The break-up of work experience is:
As now OINP doesn't include 2171 in their demand-list and as per their requirement, they consider the last 5-year job code to select a candidate in their tech-draws. I think I would not have any chance if there happens a tech-draw which include my CRS score.
So my question is, should I just change the NOC in my 2nd experience? or it would be considered as a misrepresentation?
I am in pool for the last 1.5 year and OINP tech draw seems to be the first and the only hope at the moment.
Thanks in advance.
I was wondering if you could advise me in my following situation:
I am having a total of ~9 years of experience in IT. The break-up of work experience is:
- Jul-2010 - Apr-2013: job duties match with NOC 2173
- May-2013 - till date: job duties are a mix of NOC 2173 + 2171
As now OINP doesn't include 2171 in their demand-list and as per their requirement, they consider the last 5-year job code to select a candidate in their tech-draws. I think I would not have any chance if there happens a tech-draw which include my CRS score.
So my question is, should I just change the NOC in my 2nd experience? or it would be considered as a misrepresentation?
I am in pool for the last 1.5 year and OINP tech draw seems to be the first and the only hope at the moment.
Thanks in advance.
This is not completely true. It is case by case basis. I will tell you, just yesterday they asked me for updated bank letter, I had earlier submitted this. I am using gift deed anyway.
Hi Guys,
I am a software professional(QA Automation Engg.) and have a total of 9 years of experience. My work experiences are as follows:
1: Jul - 2010 to Apr-2013
2.9 yrs) : NOC code 2173.
2: May - 2013 till date : (6.1 yrs) : NOC 2173+NOC 2171
My 1st occupation is fine but regarding the 2nd, I have been working with job duties which are a mix of job NOC code 2173 and 2171(50-50%). However, in my submitted EE profile, I have chosen 2171 for the current employment(to keep a variety of NOCs in my EE profile). While I could have chosen 2173 for occupation2 without any problem. However, The primary NOC in my EE is 2173.
Now my dilemma is: OINP has not listed 2171 in its OID list and they consider the last 5 years of experience to invite a candidate. So, I think I don't stand a chance if a tech-draw occurs at my CRS.
Questions:
1. Would OINP consider the primary NOC to consider a profile?
2. Should NOC in occupation2 be changed to 2173 to increase my chances? Though, from various platforms, I learned that changing NOC usually attracts the chances of rejection in the assessment.
What should be the best option for me?
I am a software professional(QA Automation Engg.) and have a total of 9 years of experience. My work experiences are as follows:
1: Jul - 2010 to Apr-2013
2.9 yrs) : NOC code 2173.2: May - 2013 till date : (6.1 yrs) : NOC 2173+NOC 2171
My 1st occupation is fine but regarding the 2nd, I have been working with job duties which are a mix of job NOC code 2173 and 2171(50-50%). However, in my submitted EE profile, I have chosen 2171 for the current employment(to keep a variety of NOCs in my EE profile). While I could have chosen 2173 for occupation2 without any problem. However, The primary NOC in my EE is 2173.
Now my dilemma is: OINP has not listed 2171 in its OID list and they consider the last 5 years of experience to invite a candidate. So, I think I don't stand a chance if a tech-draw occurs at my CRS.
Questions:
1. Would OINP consider the primary NOC to consider a profile?
2. Should NOC in occupation2 be changed to 2173 to increase my chances? Though, from various platforms, I learned that changing NOC usually attracts the chances of rejection in the assessment.
What should be the best option for me?
Wonder why gift deed should make them ask for bank letter? If statements are showing those entries and deed is notarised etc. Can you please share what exactly they ask for in the bank letter?
I also used treasury bills, maybe that is why.
Below is an extract of the letter they sent me.
Settlement Funds
You must possess sufficient funds and/or income from an Ontario employer to cover the settlement costs for yourself and your dependent family members, whether they are accompanying you to Ontario or not.
For a family of three, the minimum settlement funds required are $19,390 CAD.
Please provide:
• An updated letter from your financial institution confirming that the funds contained in your bank account meet the minimum settlement funds requirement and can be immediately liquidated or redeemed on instructions and at what value.
Hi Everyone,
I received the NOI on 12th July and I'm in the process of gathering the documents. I received the reference letter from my office that mentions the positions I have held in the firm. However, the first job title is different from what is mentioned in the offer letter due to some internal organisational changes. Can you please tell me how can I explain this discrepancy?
I received the NOI on 12th July and I'm in the process of gathering the documents. I received the reference letter from my office that mentions the positions I have held in the firm. However, the first job title is different from what is mentioned in the offer letter due to some internal organisational changes. Can you please tell me how can I explain this discrepancy?
I want to share some of my good news with you guys: I just got my nomination today and here is my timeline:
Human Capital Priorities Stream
NOC: 1114
NOI Received: May 31, 2019
Application Submitted: June 12, 2019
Assessment: June 17, 2019
Decision in Progress: June 25, 2019
Approval: July 30, 2019
Human Capital Priorities Stream
NOC: 1114
NOI Received: May 31, 2019
Application Submitted: June 12, 2019
Assessment: June 17, 2019
Decision in Progress: June 25, 2019
Approval: July 30, 2019