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For CEC, it takes more time to get BIL( no need to worry, as the process afterward is faster). From messages observed in other trackers and threads, time to get BIL: PNP: 20-30 days FSW: 30-40 days CEC: 60-80 days

PNP candidates started receiving BIL for April AOR.

PNP Inland: ITA: 10 April 2024 AOR: 30 April 2024

Thank you for sharing your timeline, keep posted.

You can apply with any NOC. Please see below information for the more details. Health Authority Eligibility To qualify for this stream, you must: Have one of the following: An indeterminate* (no defined end date), full-time job offer from a B.C. public health authority A letter from a...

Join the Whatsapp group for the April AOR. https://chat.whatsapp.com/FtO8V3Orma9JQzEib9S5Af

Thank you, one more question - I received a package from BC PNP with confirmation of the nomination. Is it the same that will be used for the application of a bridging work permit? if so I have my common law in my application and I did not receive anything for her. Can I ask BC PNP to provide...

Thank you for your guidance @Miss bee , I have applied for PCC already. Would you recommend getting a medical exam? I came here on a study visa and since then no international travel. Also, I have a common-law partner on my application, would you recommend getting any documents ready for that...

Thank you for your response, I just checked and I got a nomination to my IRCC account. 600 points have been added. Nothing from BC PNP yet.

My NOC falls under Tech.

I applied on 2024-03-28 Changed to "in-process" on 2024-04-02

@Miss bee , I have received a request for additional documents from the program advisor. I submitted all requested documents within the hour of the email. Does it mean now they will keep my file on the side and review it with all other applications that are supposed to provide additional...

Thank you @Miss bee, I have seen some applicants getting nominations on the same day when their status gets changed to "in process", is that based on the profile or a particular stream?

When the status changes from Applied to In process, what does it mean? I have seen people getting nominations the day after it changes to "in process" and for some it's months. Does anybody know how the process works for BC PNP?

Thank you so much for your prompt response. Appreciate your help.