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I recently received a message on my express entry profile saying ,
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Alberta would like to consider you under their Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Dear WEMIMO MARY
The Government of Alberta is interested in considering you for nomination under its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) through Express Entry.
If you want Alberta to consider you for nomination under its PNP you must contact Alberta directly after receiving this letter. Note that this letter of interest is not a guarantee that you will be nominated by Alberta. You will first have to satisfy Alberta that you meet the requirements of their program.
You can find general information about each province or territory's PNP program on the website. You will also find a link to Alberta's PNP requirements and contact information.
General information:
If a province or territory nominates you through Express Entry and you accept the PNP nomination you will be allocated an additional 600 points in the Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System. This means you will likely receive an invitation to apply for permanent residence under the Provincial Nominee Program.
If you accept a nomination, you are indicating to both Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and that provincial or territorial jurisdiction that you intend to live in that province or territory and that you will comply with any other provincial or territorial program requirements.
Once you accept a nomination, your profile will no longer be visible to other provinces and territories, so you will not be considered for nomination by other jurisdictions. You will also not be considered for federal economic programs in Express Entry.
If a province or territory nominates you and you decline the PNP nomination, you will not be invited to apply under Alberta's nominee program.
It is possible to be nominated by more than one province or territory, but you may only accept one nomination."
What does this mean and what should i do next?
Thank you.