OINP Tech Draw: October 15th 2020 -

[olha]

Approved - 11th of Feb!

HCP stream, NOC 2172- FSW
NOI received - 15th October 2020
Application submitted - 4th November 2020
Assessment - 3rd of January 2021
DIP - 6th of January 2021
Approved - 11th of February 2021

 

[sagar004]

application. Had some doubts regarding work history and proof of funds. Trying to get them clarified

1. Should I show all work history as similar to EE profile or just the ones that matter in the OINP NOCs

2. If I move all funds to one account, do I need to show proof of those transfers

1. >>>>>> It is always recommended to keep all the employment docs same as you showing up in EE.
2. >>>>>> You dont need to show any proof of transfers, get a balance statement from your bank in CAD$ format and you can also attach your bank statement. I did the same and it went smooth for me.

 

[thebigdaddy]

Approved - 11th of Feb!

HCP stream, NOC 2172- FSW
NOI received - 15th October 2020
Application submitted - 4th November 2020
Assessment - 3rd of January 2021
DIP - 6th of January 2021
Approved - 11th of February 2021

Congratulations. The next Express Entry draw is a sure ITA for you.

 

[copperguy]

Congratulations

 

[urashu06]

Meanwhile apply for PCC that will take approx 3-4 weeks in India. As PCC is required to submit Application after receiving ITA.
It can be applied to the nearest Regional Passport Office from where we have address proof, instead of the RPO from where we received the Passport. They only need current address proof and id proof.

 

[sarangvikrampuri]

I would say PCC takes about a month - thankfully I started it earlier

 

[urashu06]

I would say PCC takes about a month - thankfully I started it earlier

It depends I have applied on January 27 and received certificates by post today

 

[thebigdaddy]

Did anyone get nominated today?

 

[copperguy]

Did anyone got nominations who have submitted in the month of nov 1st week.
Think oinp is taking so much time more than 90 days

 

[sagar004]

Did anyone got nominations who have submitted in the month of nov 1st week.
Think oinp is taking so much time more than 90 days

Hi,

Yes it usually takes 1.5 month and it depends on number of applications they receive.

However You could keep checking immitracker to estimate current average timelines. This is very useful link.

https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/oinp-ontario-human-capital-priorities-stream-tracker

 

[copperguy]

Yes, checking that website as well. But not sure why they are taking so much time. Post getting 600 points wonder how long they will take to give ITA because of 27,000 ITAs processed recently

 

[copperguy]

Hi,

Yes it usually takes 1.5 month and it depends on number of applications they receive.

However You could keep checking immitracker to estimate current average timelines. This is very useful link.

https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/oinp-ontario-human-capital-priorities-stream-tracker

We have submitted on nov 7th and dip status on Jan 14th.
It’s going to be 1 month from dip and overall timeline is more than 3 months

 

[thebigdaddy]

We have submitted on nov 7th and dip status on Jan 14th.
It’s going to be 1 month from dip and overall timeline is more than 3 months

Soon, I think. Hopefully this week.

They have started nominating those that submitted in November.

 

[thebigdaddy]

Yes, checking that website as well. But not sure why they are taking so much time. Post getting 600 points wonder how long they will take to give ITA because of 27,000 ITAs processed recently

Well, that was my initial thought too. But the 27,000 ITAs were for profiles in the CEC. Most likely, they are already in Canada. I'm not sure processing the PR Application would be as long as those in Outland FSW, FST, or PNP.

 

[copperguy]

Well, that was my initial thought too. But the 27,000 ITAs were for profiles in the CEC. Most likely, they are already in Canada. I'm not sure processing the PR Application would be as long as those in Outland FSW, FST, or PNP.

Thanks for your response.