Recent content by tee2406

yes it is.

reach out to the province and get a new letter.

you advise them with new job offer letter, paystubs and noc if that changes.

I think you should. You will know the outcome faster and can start working on alternatives if it means that your PR application will be withdrawn.

yes it does.

Im really sorry about this. I think you should just wait. your case might be different.

Was your nomination cancelled yesterday? Maybe there is just a delay. But even if your eligibility had passed, without COPR they will cancel it.

SNP has different conditions for for PNP. They usually hold the nomination while you look for another employer but oinp is tied to only that one employer.

Has background check been completed? Because they wont start eligibility without that. Eligibility can take anywhere from 2 weeks to several months it hard to predict really. But with your nomination cancelled, they might not even go there. I think right now its a waiting game. If you plan to...

This will be tricky, Why didn't use OINP support letter to extend your WP? Because as it stands, you are no longer working for the employer that sponsored you. I apologize if i am pestering with question without a solution. I just want to understand.

Hello, Yes you can continue working for both employers. If you renew your PGWP using the support letter provided by OINP, you will receive a closed WP then you wont be able to work for the other employer.

Are you working with the employer that supported your PNP? If so, try appealing to the province with the help of your employer to see if they will restore your nomination.

I thought I should start a thread for those who submitted their applications in August.

this doesnt make sense. Which stream did you apply for. If its any of the job streams, that can pose a problem as you need to be working while your pr is being processed.

4 months. give or take.