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Some suggestions have been that it will go lower later half of this year (based on facebook groups)

Thank you for confirming! Must say I am really impressed, that feels like an amazingly generous rule

Want to ask/confirm something about the PR process. My understanding is that once you have a COPR (hopefully) and make an initial visit to Canada (I guess what many here refer to as "Soft Landing"), you are free to live outside of Canada for upto three years. That is post the "soft landing", as...

Thank you! That is good to know :)

Can some seniors help with my two questions/concerns : 1. NoC for data-scientist : I posted here as well https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/what-is-the-right-noc-for-data-scientist-statistician.625129/ I am a "data-scientist", I have a PhD in statistics but...

I see thank you, I was getting my hopes up. They date they received my documents is April 16th :( , 12 weeks from that would put me very close to my birthday and a loss of 5 points.

Ah I see, so basically gaps between draws increased since then and number of ITA's per draw is lower?

Looking for a little help in figuring out the details of NOC for my title. Some data points, I am a "data-scientist", I have a PhD in statistics but my official job title (due to company legacy job titles) is "Senior Analytical Consultant". How to figure out the right NOC for such a situation...

Out of curiosity what exactly happened in Jan 30th draw that caused an increase in CRS cutoffs?

Is this valid/legal way to improve score? I agree with other poster that you should look to improve IELTS score. If you can get to 445 range, there will be a decent chance.

Thank you for this link, can someone confirm if this is true? My passport was issued by Washington DC Consulate. If I go there will I really get a PCC same day? That seems too good to be true. Don't they check some background back in India?

Thanks for the info! How come he didn't get the PCC from US consulate or embassy instead? I am thinking of doing that, going back to India is tough for me

Thanks, yes that is true. I will start that process of getting PCC for India (not even sure how to get it from India :( ) But I guess at least it is not blocking from entering the application.

Thank you, I was worried I misread something. So then my other question was how do they measure ten years, I moved to the USA in July 2009 and have been here since (outside of 1 month visits to India). If I apply in June 2019 (hopefully), then counting back ten years to June 2009, I do not meet...

Can you point me to that link. I was reading here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/apply-permanent-residence/police-certificates.html It also gives this example :

Does anyone know how long does CES take currently after the status has changed to "Initial Review Complete" .. ?

Had a related question (posted here https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/police-certificates-for-indians-living-in-the-us.624952/), what if I haven't lived in my home country (India) for more than 6 months in last ten years. Do I still need a PCC done from...

Looking for some guidance on police certificate for Indians who have or are currently living in the US and applying for express entry. From my understanding of the express entry, if I haven't lived for more than 6 months at a time in India for the last ten years then I do not need a police...

Thank you! That is good to know, exactly the kind of data-point I was hoping for! While I don't have an Ivy League degree, hoping that it gets smoothly evaluated to Masters equivalent..

The stickied threads at the top of the forum have details : https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/express-entry-in-a-nutshell.394158/