OINP selection from Express Entry profile
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I really couldn't find any official documentation for the duration, I did try searching the web. However, I had a different response here:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/duration-of-stay.735048/#post-9552973
https://www.justforcanada.com/moving-to-another-province-pnp-express-entry.html
This gives a good explanation about the PNP and mobility rights paradox
Nomination should happen within a week or at most 10 days. Sometimes it happens in 2-3 days as well - it did in mine because I had ADR. They waited for a week post that to give DIP and then 2 days for nomination.
I’ve a query regarding immigration. I’ve got a PNP nomination from Ontario and I’ve applied PR via express entry online. My application is in progress as of now.
Currently, I’m in Delhi, India, and waiting for my PPR. I also applied for my Master's degree in the US and I have an offer from a university in Florida. The problem is the start date of the course which is September 2021.
My plan is to quit my course and move to Canada if I get PPR. My question is will I be able to do it? Could they cancel my PR application via PNP if they know I recently moved to the USA? Will it be against the intent of settling in the province?
Should I then go for my course in the USA or wait for my PPR and lose this opportunity?
My priority is to get PR in Canada over a student visa in the US.
Currently, I’m in Delhi, India, and waiting for my PPR. I also applied for my Master's degree in the US and I have an offer from a university in Florida. The problem is the start date of the course which is September 2021.
My plan is to quit my course and move to Canada if I get PPR. My question is will I be able to do it? Could they cancel my PR application via PNP if they know I recently moved to the USA? Will it be against the intent of settling in the province?
Should I then go for my course in the USA or wait for my PPR and lose this opportunity?
My priority is to get PR in Canada over a student visa in the US.
This is a two way thing.
Firstly, securing a Canadian PR is a life time opportunity. So I will advice you to grab it. You may want to continue your masters in Canada next year after securing your PR. As a PR, tuition fee will be cheaper and affordable for you.
Secondly, you can decide to go US for your masters while your PR is under process. Once you get your COPR then you can land in Canada, get your PR card and go back to US.
So, if I were you, I will do the first option. Because I can’t afford paying that much tuition in the US when I know I can actually pay less as a Canadian PR.
Thanks for getting back to me. I can go to the US in the meantime but if I get PPR, could cancel my nomination because to them I'm studying in the US while I showed my intention to live in one of their province (PNP)?
Also, will I need to update EE profile when I move to the US?
My status changed to DIP today and I also received an email requesting for additional document/information. The thing is, my previous employer stated monthly salary as proof of compensation instead of annual salary in all my positions held. So, I hope to get that soon.
Thats kinda strange right. It's the same thing they can calculate the annual salary. Why would they request for that? I am hoping you will get the nomination by this month
Yes, I was surprised myself. After confirming that my application was complete lol. I guess it depends on whoever is handling the file.
Hopefully, the nomination should be on or before 2nd week of August.
