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Hey, check out the Self-employed stream for those who have experience in cultural activities or athletics. It requires at least 2 years of experience, which is your case exactly.

It seems like nowadays it takes around 1-2 months to get the SINP nomination after application submission. However, I'd recommend you to join one of the many SINP threads in the PNP subforum where you'll find recent timelines.

From IRCC point of view, Family members are: your spouse/partner and dependent children (yours and your spouse/parnter's): https://www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship/helpcentre/glossary.html#family_members

It should not cause any additional problems. There are plenty of examples on this forum of people who got two separate PPRs for them and for their depetdants when residing in different countries. It is likely that they will send you just one PPR at first and you will have to ask them to separate...

Read you AOR letter once more: it clearly states that you must inform them about your address change via webform. While short travel to another country is nothing more than just a vacation, studying in another country for a year is definitely a change of address.

Here’s the instruction guide for EE PNPs: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/provincial-nominees/application-process/express-entry.html No single word about any forms. You don’t have to upload anything that system doesn’t require you to. You...

Could you provide a link please, mentioning that it has to be included in eAPR?

If your application is paper based, then, as far as I know, it can take up to 2-3 months from the date of delivery to get AOR.

It is just one of the immigration forms called 'Schedule A - Background/Declaration' where you provide information on your Work history, Address history, Educational history and so on. It seems like nowadays IRCC doesn't require to fill it (or any other basic immigration forms) in pdf, we are...

Update on my case: Have just recieved MEP and BIL. Booked an appointment for Biometrics enrollment at VAC on Monday. Therefore, my timeline up to date is as follows: PNP-O (Saskatchewan) ITA - 19-Dec-2019 AOR - 10-Jan-2020 MEP&BIL - 24-Jan-2020 So, it seems like R10 check is passed and now the...

Of course you will. NOI is just a NOI, you are still on the EE pool. Moreover, you can receive NOIs from more than one province.

Hey, only 0.5 in writing stands between you and CRS 468! If I were you, I'd spend some really hard time preparing for IELTS aiming on band 7.0 in Writing. It is not that hard, actually, just find a good tutor, do your best and practise a lot before writing IELTS for the 16th time.

Imrove your speaking and writing skills. If you get at least 7 in both, your CRS will boost up to about 490 which would guarantee an ITA to you.

Hi, everyone! Happy to join this thread as I have just submitted my application for PR under EE-PNP (Saskatchewan)! Wish all of you here fast and smooth processing of your applications. Just out of curiosity: I remember that some time ago it was required to also fill and submit some...

well, you apply for PR then https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/moving-to-saskatchewan/immigrating-to-saskatchewan/saskatchewan-immigrant-nominee-program/application-process-for-international-skilled-worker-and-saskatchewan-experience-categories

Wow! What a nice surprise it was go get an ITA all of sudden. I didn’t expect any draw today, so I didn’t check neither the website with the rounds of invitations, not this forum. Couldn’t believe my eyes when I say an e-mail from IRCC!

No, PR card has nothing to do with all this staff, it is just a travel document. You become a PR as soon as you get your COPR signed. After that it should be safe to change employer.

If you are a PNP applicant, and your nomination was based on a job offer, you cannot leave your job until you land as a PR. Accepting nomination means that you intend to settle in the province nominated you and to work for the employer which supported your nomination. Usually officers do not...

Hello, It is clearly stated on the SINP website that "The work experience claimed must be relevant to the SINGLE occupation you've selected in your application". As you can see from many examples on this forum, SINP is very strict about it, and you can get points only for experience in one NOC only.

NOC 2112, 70 points, EE stream