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I wasn't that lucky. No PPR yet. :-)

You go on the OINP website and create a profile...upload docs and pay the fee.

1. If you meet all the requirements and you submit a complete application, you will be nominated. No grading. 2. 6-8 weeks. On average, you should expect it increases the timeline. Considering you aren't sure when the draw would get to 451, you may want to proceed with OINP. Best wishes

Congrats! "Contact them" means go on the OINP website and build a profile, pay the fees...submit an application with all the supporting docs. Processing time is anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks. If approved...you get 600pts. Best wishes

So you have 45 days to apply. You could wait out the next couple of draws...see how it goes. 1. Make sure they don't reject it! :-) 2. The draw size increased on Wednesday. 459 isn't so far away.

Oh...459?? Great advice to wait and see. Now that IRCC has finally increased the draw numbers.

Yeah, by all means...go for it. What's your NOC Code? CRS score? OINP processing averages 6-8 weeks...could be longer if you're asked for more documents. Best wishes mate!

Why wait that long though? I think you should grab it. What's your NOC code, pls?

No, not really. Some say PNPs are processed faster. Not sure if that's true. But definitely not twice as fast .

Update: PP told me everything was good and they submitted my results yesterday. Today, my status changed to medicals passed. I'll have a celebratory beer shortly. Hope you also have some good news to share really soon!

Have you gotten an NOI from Ontario yet? I kinda would wait, if I were you ;)

Congrats! Yes, it's normal.

While you wait for OINP, is there any way you could add a few points?

I don't think it hurts.

I think it depends. Are you close enough to recent draws that the cut off dates would matter?

Great to hear of the negative result! Will keep you posted. Good luck to you too.

1. Yes, correct. 2. Yes you can get NOI without a job offer Best wishes

My experience is rather different: I have found the PP folks more willing to share info. They told me of the negative smear results (few weeks after sputum samples collected). I did have to call, after 8 weeks, but they were quick to confirm that (again negative) results had been communicated to...

1. No problem at all. What matters is your job, the duties you performed, which make your NOC Code. What you studied is quite irrelevant. 2. Perhaps two letters describing the different duties, which probably means two seperate NOC codes. Then an accompanying letter to explain the relationship...

1. No problem at all. What matters is your job, the duties you performed, which make your NOC Code. What you studied is quite irrelevant. 2. Perhaps two letters describing the different duties, which probably means two seperate NOC codes. Then an accompanying letter to explain the relationship...