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What kind of documents do you need to provide to prove the relationship?

I am very interested in this. Hipe someone has an answer

How isn't it right? There's a reason why a province chooses that particular person, and the fact that it doesn't benefit me and my +400 score doesn't mean it's unfair. It means that right now the province needs that particular profile and skills and not mine.

Does Ontario has nominated EVERYONE with score +400? Or they choose from that group of people who to nominate?

I'm just saying what the said in the email they sent. They said they needed a complete application to be able to make that assesment.

Someone posted a mis year EE report, and what I saw there was that from the people invited, most of them where in the 30-40 age range.

Helll! I've found that many people in this forum have sent paper based applications. Since I've only been interested in EE, I'm wondering what are the differences between the two of them and if there are restrictions (other than the already known elegibility factors) to the EE. Thanks!

I asked this same question by email to the SINP. They basically said that a complete application is needed in order for them to make an assesment. My guess is that it depends on your experiencie.

Hello everyone! I've been reading about Nova Scotia PNP since I'd like to apply; however my NOC is not listed as In Demand (my partner's is but I'm the principal applicant). My question is, are they absolutely strict with this? Or there are chances that, depeding on the applicant's overall...

I think that the thing with the soeaking lart of the exam is that it can be very subjective. Go to the IELTS and download the assesment sheet. There they explain what is taken into account when grading.

There are a lot of resources online. Download practice sheets and have someone who can help you assess your writing so you know what needs improvement. Also, read A LOT. Reading helps you learn new words and their meaning, which helps with your vocabulary.

The answer is that it's up to them. I don't think there's a way to tell with any certainty how often they do it. If they feel the need to do so, then they will.

We are not legally married, it's a common law partnership. I do want to do it together.

Do Specializations are considered a post graduation diploma? What if it was only six months lenght? What if was from a recognized institution but taken online?

According to the CRS tool and using the grades I'm confident I'll get on my IELST next month, 431 if applying with my partner and 453 if doing it alone

I'm gathering all my documents to create my EE profile and I'n hoping to get a letter of interest from OINP. I've read conflicting information about how the choose who to send letters, so maybe someone can guve more accurate information. In one hand, I read that they send letters to everyone who...

I've thought about it. I'm interested in NS, but they don't have my NOC as an Occupation in Demand. I was also looking at SINP, but I'm not sure if I want to live there, I think it's too far!

Funny thing... I recalculate my points using the tool but not included my partner... my score was 454 :O :O :O

Thanks! Depending on my IELST score, mi partner might take the exam too so that we add those extra points. His English is not that perfect, but I believe we can get something additional.

I emailed Saskatchewan immigration offices regarding this same question. Their answer was that they can only make an accurate assessment on that once you have submit your application. I'm guessing there's a bit of flexibility on that particular subject that will be determined by certain factors.