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It seems that the size of the company also matters. Employers from a small company might completely lose interest in the prospective employee's profile when the implied status is mentioned. They don't care about supporting documents at all.

My husband is filling out the EoI forms right now. We were just trying to have an idea of how long all this process could be. He is also aiming in-demand skills stream. I've been searching for in-demand stream timeline but it is really hard to find. Thanks for sharing! :)

Hi Angie, could you please share your spouse's OINP timeline? Thanks

Does anyone have a timeline for OINP In-Demand Skills stream?

Hi! 2) For OINP in-demand skills application, I believe that the job offer should be in the same NOC you have the 9-months experience. However, after you get the nomination you can work with anything you wish. Please check the in-demand NOCs. 3) If you have all the requirements of this program...

Did you raise a webform?

Application: Jan 18th Processing times (on Jan 18th): 133 days Updates: none

Processing time was 133 days on Jan 18. I think that the next increase might be more than just one day.

Sometimes it happens when I am not using Chrome.

Any approvals today?

Fingers crossed! I think that MP actions should speed up the process.

Did you try to reach your MP and/or raise a webform?

I read here that it should arrive in two weeks. Sorry, I don't remember who has posted this info.

How do you request GCMS notes? Is there a link for that? Thank you!

The new average for the processing times is 144. I applied on Jan 18, inland, with no updates. However, the 144th day is going to be next Saturday. Therefore, yours will be Friday. Let's hope.

I am kind of confused about what exactly means exceeding normal processing times. Would that be over 120 days or over the average disclosed on the IRCC website (143 days)?

My spouse applied on Feb 15th. No updates so far.

It must be a very tired snail.

January 18th, inland. Still waiting.