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Guys just letting you know that my Ecas status has changed to In Process! "We started processing your application on January 14, 2015." May be CIC is picking up steam! Good luck everyone!

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As stated on the CIC website under processig times, current wait is 17 months from the day your application was received. Used to be less than that even though it was always stated as 17 months. But recently it looks like they are going to use all 17 months for most applicants.. Then again, no...

At the same link (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/work/prov/bridging.asp) under Bridging work permit: Eligibility parameters, it says the following foreign nationals do not qualify for a bridging permit. The last point states: •provincial nominees who have not submitted a copy...

Issue was raised by an apparent consultant in another thread... Don't get me wrong, I understand that's what PNP offices are saying but CIC is doing its own thing from all the BOWPs being refused recently. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/work/prov/bridging.asp Check under...

I just want to put it out there that if you have a Post-Graduate Work Permit that is expiring, you do not need an LMIA! You did not initially get your job as a part of LMIA. Now this may be different for those who came to Canada on different programs as a skilled worker. But as Anatalia said...

I think the issue is that as you said, you were on a closed work permit and you had your SINP nomination certificate which entitles you to a closed bridging work permit. But from the letter CIC sent you it says that you applied for an BOWP, which stands for Bridging Open Work Permit. I believe...

Still more decision made and maybe more in progress then PNP nominees according to their tracking... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AsFmKvHOgoF5dC1oTmF3amRuMUpBdzhfRFhUeUpXR3c&usp=sharing#gid=0 Just saying...it kind of feels pointless and naïve to be sticking PNP stickers on...

Since we were talking about PNP and that it is meant to be a high-priority program and processed faster... Below is a timeline from a CEC April applicant! Lol laugh or cry, CIC follows an exceptionally eccentric philosophy of processing these applications and different programs...

From what I gather this program falls under 52.0401 which is not an eligible program in BC PNP post graduate stream. I hope someone who has been through can help you further! But you can also try emailing BC PNP offices and see if they will reply or consult with with an immigration consultant...

Since this is a post-graduate masters program, you do not need a job to secure your bcpnp nomination. This of course depending on whether the program matches one of the areas listed on the bcpnp website. You need to figure that out as i told you in my previous post.. You can get a bridging...

Yes: https://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/psips/public/report/recommendationsDecisions.faces See under FDU, Master of Administrative Science. The institution is currently eligible and approved to grant degrees in this program, which satisfies the first requirement of BC PNP. But you need to also match...

Hi Leikyut, Do you mind sharing the email with us as the wording that CIC uses rarely changes and this would a good opportunity to compare. Just remove personal info. Many thanks!

I got my BC nomination in 8 weeks so 2 months at the end of 2013. Now the wait I hear is more like 10-13 months.. Insane!

Technically yes. The occupation "bartender" is not listed as an eligible occupation under AINP but "bar service waiter", "beer server" and "coctail waiter" are included under NOC 6513 which would also include bartending in my opinion. NOC 6513 -...

Here is a breakdown of costs that one of the BC applicants made. http://simplevancouver.com/my-pnp-pr-application-timeline/ There are many hidden costs that make PNP very expensive. Lost opportunities to move, change empoyers, hold plans during processing etc.. Now no one is tying up your...

Hey there, I am a BC candidate but from what I can see, isn't this category/stream expired now? I thought they ended this end of November 2013? http://www.albertacanada.com/opportunity/immigrating/expired-ainp.aspx

Wasn't looking for anything specific, just wanted to compare to mine. My application was received on April 11th.. So it acts a way of guesstimating the progress. Thanks for the info!

What does it say under the detailed section of eligibility and security? Just filter personal info if needed. Thank you!

Hi Susie, This is a welcome initiative on your part, thank you for the concern and effort to keep CIC accountable. That said, I thought the restrictions were actual restrictions. This could be a statement regarding that the applicant can only work for their current employer and no one else or...