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https://www.cicnews.com/2021/09/alberta-publishes-details-of-two-september-pnp-draws-0919298.html

Stick to reality regarding your job duties. Then check that most of them are similar to the NOC description.

thanks for sharing. Your're right. I'm gonna have a no-risky approach :rolleyes: French is ok for application or English only? I did not found this information. French is ok. I found it in the document. Do you know any WhatsApp or Facebook groups for these different draws ?

@ImpatientKangaroo and @Glensain Did your professional reference letter(s) really contain the required details about education/competencies/experience needed for the job ? I have the duties and tasks, job title etc…

woaw. Happy for you, because I used to read you in the other thread (FWS worldwide). So Alberta for you.

Sorry for inquiries, but a little bit anxious about going with AINP.

Less than 4/6 months, according to your readings?

higher CRS, no connections nor job offer.

Hi juste received (14th sept) a LOI form Alberta, but did not excepted that at all. Do processing times go so quick...? Others candidates can confirm that?

FSW next week or CEC tomorrow ? Why not.

Oh yes I am

You’re right !!!! but two « blind » choices: - don’t know betwee PNP processing or FSW processing is quicker - i would prefer to chose my family land. But I admit these are lucky questions.

[ Just under 500 yes. 488. but I received a PNP LoI. so hunting two rabbits :rolleyes:

I’m PhD and bilingual. With spouse (master, high french scores). Both with experience outside.

Have a look on draws’ history (IRCC website)

Ontario do. Nova Scotia also, if you receive a notification of interest from them. I’m in the process. Waiting for NS’ nomination confirmation and also FSW-o to secure. In night vision in both case, without any track information nor transparency ;) But I feel lucky.

i am one of them in Nova Scotia. My CRS score is 488, and I've been waiting FSW-O draws for several months. Just received a LOI from NS. Do you think the process will also be around 1year or more...because of my outlander's profile? Instead of 6-9 months? This is my first post, and did not...