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When your IELTS results expire, your profile automatically becomes ineligible. Since the NSNP is a part of the EE system, I assume one of the basic requirements is to have a valid EE profile and that Nova Scotia wouldn't be able to nominate you. However, I suggest you call/email Nova Scotia to...

Technically, once you receive your PR and complete your landing formalities in Nova Scotia, you are eligible to move to any part of Canada. As specified in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, " (2) Every citizen of Canada and every person who has the status of a permanent resident of...

" You must show that you meet the requirements in English or French by including the test results when you complete your Express Entry profile. Your test results must not be more than two years old on the day you apply for permanent residence. " This suggests that the IELTS scores need to be...

The application guide mentions that OINP will process 80% cases within 90 calendar days.

Since you already have received an ITA and no changes can be made to your EE profile, you could inform OINP via email that you wish to withdraw.

Not that we've heard of in the AOR thread. Maybe it was an error from them? Reply back and see.. it seems like they're looking at June 18 applications for nominations at the moment.

I completely agree.

Incorrect. The 90 day period starts from the date received mentioned on the AOR and not the date of receipt of the AOR. For example, lets say XYZ's application was delivered to the OINP office on the 11th of June. They received an AOR on the 15th of June and the date of application received on...

make that mid june for most cases.

Hi, I'm assuming this is for Ontario Nomination Program - Human Capital Priorities Stream. The link in my signature is for the spreadsheet - the information is up to date. The last row in the sheet has notes like when the draft was cashed by MCIIT - it seems like no one from the 25th June...

Hi Joyce, We saw one application returned the past week because they didn't include their Marriage Certificate (which is also not mentioned in the checklist). If I were you, I'd include the birth certificates of my dependents. This is just my opinion - I'm usually very cautious, so I'd rather...

I did.. I guess I was hoping for the texts to explicitly state that Masters/Entry-to-Profession/PhD are => 'Two or more degrees...' I understand your deduction process, I'm just wary of technicalities.

Doesn't really apply to my question, but thanks for the effort.

Hi Guys, Do let me know if you need help with managing the spreadsheet. It seems a little messed up - but at least it has all the new updates! I'm also handling the OOPNP Sheet (link in my signature) - so it won't be a hassle at all :)

That is interesting. Thanks. Do you have a source for the skills transferability part? I'd like to read up some more about this.

Is it safe to assume that if a person declares their masters on their EE profile, their CRS score is automatically calculated has having two or more post secondary program credentials in the skills transferability section? And if it is, they would't need to provide an ECA or a copy of their...

@Navrup, Have you received a PT notification of interest from Opportunities Ontario? If you have, you can go ahead and apply. Do note that ties to Ontario are NOT mandatory so you are eligible regardless. P.S. Having a brother in law reside in Ontario will count towards Family Ties...

@Ustaad, You do not need to. However, if you do declare it with supporting ECA, your CRS score will increase as you will get additional points for two degrees.

Nomad, Most of us submitted regular photocopies without the translation of stamps and visas. I do not think you are required to submit a translated copy of your passport in english/french. If you want to be 100% sure, email opportunities.ontario@ontario.ca with your query. They usually reply...

Because you haven't lived in either Singapore or the Philippines for more than 6 months at a stretch since January 2014 (the month you got your PCCs), both your PCCs are valid.