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Yes, Nova Scotia .

His employer directs him to the right settlement service he need’s to work out a plan with. They will answer his questions and work out the settlement plan for his and his family’s needs. He can’t just write a settlement plan himself.

I already talked to my employer and immigration told him that my application is with an officer for assessment. That’s why I hope to get it this or latest next week

AOR is September 30th

Same here. Hope to receive it this week or latest next onez

Yes it is difficult . Guess nobody really can help you out here. Prepare a really good resume and cover letter. Then apply to open positions from Designated employers. You can find lists from each province on google,which shows all the designated employers.

i read about someone here who got it’s endorsement this week.

Congratulations and good luck for the future steps. My AOR was Sept 30th and i got nothing yet. Hmm

We have a separate thread for aipp and Nova Scotia. Still waiting for the endorsement.

There is nothing to suggest. Just fill out the requested forms and sent them. The letter explains everything and there is no other way .

I doubt it. It‘s only been 2 working days this year. Give it some time . Did you link your application online ? There should be a progress bar showing how long your application will take to be processed .

Nova Scotia filled its quota last year, that’s why you haven‘t heard anything yet. They start giving endorsements from now on and we have to wait for it. My employer also applied for mine by the end of September and we got the same Information. So we should hopefully get updates earlier this...

I‘m still waiting. I‘ve been told they start giving endorsements starting January again. So I hope to get it soon. I‘ll give an update as soon as I received it.

Yesterday was New Years Day, which is a statutory holiday. So there can’t be any updates by now. Hopefully they start giving endorsements by the end of the week or beginning next week.

You don’t need an agent for aipp. You need to apply for the job you have work experience in. You can find lists of designated employers from the participating provinces in aipp, where you can apply for open positions regarding your experience. An agent can’t arrange you an employment or...

The employer has to be designated to participate in aipp. Aipp has nothing to do with express entry. You need a job offer from an designated employer of one of the 4 provinces. You can find lists on google with all the designated employers from each province.

There is no quick way to get a job offer. It takes time and lots of luck to find an employer who is willing to participate in aipp.

If they all have a different NOC you won’t get accepted. Maybe check which NOC you have and if it‘s a general one for all kind of assemblers or if every categorie has it‘s own NOC.

You can check the current processing times here : https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html

Thx, I just read your post but didn‘t noticed the thread titel where it obviously says Nova Scotia :) Hope I’ll receive my endorsement soon aswell, since I applied by the end of September.