Hey folks, just checking in. Have you all received your ITAs by now? I'm trying to give myself as much time as possible to collect supporting docs and am holding out until the last day to accept my nomination.
2021/2022 AINP Nominees
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Hi.. I have submitted my online pr application in June 2021 after MPNP.
I was able to view my submitted application in my online account till December but now there is no option for me to view my submitted application in my account.
Is this the case with anyone else who submitted the online PR application?
What should I do now?
I was able to view my submitted application in my online account till December but now there is no option for me to view my submitted application in my account.
Is this the case with anyone else who submitted the online PR application?
What should I do now?
I'm sorry to hear that, but this thread is for AINP candidates. I suggest starting a separate thread in the larger PNP forum.
Yep, received ITA in January. going for medicals this week and should submit my application by month-end. will keep you posted.
Finally accepted my nomination today. Now we await the ITA.
Would anyone happen to have a checklist of documents IRCC requires for PNP PR applications? Would be even better if you have a list specifically for AINP. Thanks.
The checklist is tailored to your own application. it doesn't seem to have anything to do with AINP
Got it! Anything in your checklist that you weren't expecting? I guess I'm just a little nervous about the whole thing.
I'd be very interested in this too. I've only gotten to the Document Checklist point in the CEC process so far, never PNP - my understanding is that two differences we can expect in terms of required documents under PNP vs CEC are to 1) submit the nomination certificate, and 2) that we may not be exempt from providing a Proof of Funds doc.
That said, the details will depend on each individual application (like @Lola34 said).
Nothing special really. Apart from the unnecessarily long online information you need to fill out (insert eye roll), nothing out of the ordinary. Now if you're a jet setter who has lived in many countries in the last 10years, it might be a tad bit inconvenient obtaining police certificates. Don't worry, after all the documents AINP requested, you are already largely prepared.
Very helpful, thank you! I've already gotten police certificates from all countries except for the one I'm currently in. Apparently I need to wait until the ITA to get it.
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Can I ask if there have been any significant updates on your application?