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My guess would be that when you enter in work experience that you quit your previous job in 01/2014 and joined the following one in 02/2014, the system considers that you have a gap in between and, therefore, the requirement for at least one year of continuous work experience is not fulfilled...

Unfortunately, there are no SINP employees on this forum and no insiders who could tell you when is the next draw supposed to happen.

Shouldn’t be. The worse thing they can do is to count your work experience for the current job only until the date of issue of the reference letter instead of until the date of submission. I guess you have more than enough of experience without those 2-3 months.

This is applicable for landing appointments which are only for applicants who are already in Canada; and has absolutely nothing to do with landing procedure at the border. Borders are still open, as you know.

This is landing procedure for inland applicants - just to get an appontment at an IRCC office and get your COPR signed there instead of flagpoling or need to exit and re-enter Canada.

Thank you! I took fresh reference letter and bank statements as they were more than 2 months old at the date of eAPR submission.

They take into account both: NOC and points. You have to have points higher than cutoff of a draw AND your NOC should be included into the draw.

ECAS is still used for citizenship and some other kinds of applications, but not for Permanent residency applications (except for paper based, maybe). GCMS replaces ECAS for Express entry several years ago.

As far as I know, IRCC doesn’t care for the source of money of your donor. So you can make either two separate gift deeds or just one from your father; and IRCC won’t ask you, where your father/aunt got those money from.

No, you can’t

There are PNPs who go through Express Entry (and have to satisfy the requirments of one of the EE programs - FSW, CEC or FST), and there are PNPs who go via paper based applications. In my opinion, the EE PNPs are counted in Federal High Skilled batch of the Immigration Levels Plan , while paper...

Thank you! ;) Yes, I did.

Thank you! I hope that they had hired more case processing agents and officers, which made the process quicker. Wish everyone to get PPR soon!

I believe that every document which contains name of your employer and your name can count as an additional document for proof of employment. I, for example, attached scientific publications where I am listed as one of co-authors belonging to my employer. As for the pay slips, just apply common...

thank you! Yes, I haven’t received any ADRs indeed. However, at the same time I know a person (NB PNP) who received an ADR for schedule 4 (and eventually PPR).

Hey guys, I’ve just received THE GOLDEN MAIL! My full timeline is as follows: Saskatchewan nomination: 13-Dec-2019 ITA: 19-Dec-2019 AOR: 10-Jan-2020 MEP&BIL: 24-Jan-2020 GU1: 25-Jan-2020 GU2: 6-Mar-2020 GU3&PPR: 11-Mar-2020 I Sent a CSE on February 23rd and received an answer on 28th that at...

You have already been answered: you qualify for a BOWP only after you submit your full application and recieve an AOR.

All the following correspondence should be via email that you provided.

Some people come and stay for just several hours and then go back. There is no requirement for minimum time in Canada after landing.

Just do what IRCC wants from you: if they had sent you a biometrics letter for BOWP, then go and give your biometrics. If (or when) you recieve another BIL for PR later, you'll have to go and give your fingerprints for the second time. There's absolutely no harm in it.