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Yes, I am sure, I was there and we didn't get it either, but at the end got ITA a few weeks later which is what mattered at the end.

I meant we don't really know your situation, so giving advice is rather difficult. If your CRS is indeed 471, then you have a good chance at getting an ITA. There is at least 1 CRS draw every month, and sometimes there are 2 or 3, but nobody knows when the next draw is going to be so you sort of...

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Th You really should read up about how express entry works first. Nobody knows the date of the next draw, and nobody here wants to guess for you. https://www.cicnews.com/2018/03/canada-invites-3000-express-entry-candidates-in-new-draw-0310246.html#gs.Kl4etsc

Yes, with every additional year you lose 5 points, but since your CRS decreased by 8 points, it seems that there is more than one reason for the lower CRS.

Hi, check out the below link, it shows the CRS trends for the past 3 years. It should give you a better idea as to where you stand, once you've reviewed each year. https://moving2canada.com/express-entry-draw/

"That time my CLB was 7 (L-6.5, W-6.5,R-8,S-8). I appeared for IELTS again n my CLB raised to 8 (L-7.5,W-6.5,R-6.5,S-7)." Hi, it is indeed confusing, and I'm not sure how the overall CLB 8 was awarded. Although the grade of the Listening part of your exam increased from 6.5 to 7.5...

CIC approved designated organizations for ECAs: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/become-candidate/eligibility/education-assessed.html

Since you only qualify under CEC, you really need the ECA done (approx. 20-35 days). Foreign qualifications don't always equate 1:1 to the Canadian degrees, and it can easily happen that the ECA comes back different from what you have e.g. a 4 year foreign degree can be assessed as equal to a 3...

With express entry you can be invited under more than 1 streams (PNP, CEC etc.) - your ITA will tell you under which stream you are invited.

Don't panic :-) PR is not simple or straight forward, and every case is different, so nobody can tell for sure. And there is no 'fastest way' (even for those who are sponsored), especially if you do it on your own. Here are a few links that will help you figure out next steps, as these have...

Hi, it's probably best if you settle in for a 5-6-week timeline with WES. My documents were signed for by WES on 10 Oct, and it was 'on-hold' for about 10 days before anyone even marked it 'received'. I received their email that the final report is available for viewing on 14 Nov (after 36...