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You'll save the months from now to the day you land if you decide to apply now, rather applying only after you arrive.

You can save at least 4 months of waiting time if you apply now.

This area will be used to train some robots.

I'll answer your question based on my experience with Apega, I don't know how the other bodies work, but I bet is quite the same. Instead of boring explanation, I decided to put the options in the form of an algorithm: status = ""; //Your current status appy_as = ""...

Hi AB211, I'm on mobile now. I can detail my experience once I get home.

I'm not a PR but I'm a member at Apega, I just need to write an exam to upgrade the registration and I'm planning to do that as soon as I land. I encourage everyone to do the same from their home countries because the process can take fom six months to a year.

You can apply for a professional engineer registration in any province even before you apply for a PR Visa. They won't ask you any details of your FSWP application.

The NOC you use to apply does not affect your future in Canada. You are free to apply under NOC 2174 and decide to be a carpenter or a pharmacist after you land there. And yes, this is the objective of everyone here, get through the FSWP process.

Nothing wrong in applying under a different NOC if you have the required experience.

Agreed.

As per my experience, fill your UCI only.

Thank you for your wishes guys.

Indeed I was! Admins, please update. I've just got RPRF and passport requests.

Everything will be allright now, mate.

Mahyn, glad to hear from you. Nice move to reapply under NOC 2243 8). Best of luck!

Congrats luizmattos. I was anxiously waiting for your pass request because I think I'm next in line ;D

Why not PNP? Ontario has a great PNP. Check it out: http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/OI/en/pnp/OI_PNPSTUDENTS_MASTERS.html

Dear manonquest, I know how you feel but remember: we are the lucky ones! People who applied in 2009 and 2010 are getting their MRs now, along with us. Can you imagine how frustrating it is to wait for more than 4 years for an MR? Think about it.

Nikki, if your employer did not obtain an LMO to hire you, you'll require an LMO to apply. Please refer to the following website: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/employers/arranged-employment.asp

Don't worry addy34, waiting time can vary 100% from one applicant to another.