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You can't use myCIC to submit applications?

Thanks for the response. It addresses my concerns that the employer would claim that he/she is being taken advantage of.

Is 16 months the average wait time? So obviously every application could differ in processing time?

there's no way to do submit a online application for this stream?

I''m just curious....After BC PNP nomination and sending a Canadian PR application, how long should I expect to wait to get approved for PR?

So I should be optimistic that the employer will provide the job offer letter. Would the employer say things like how are you just taking advantage of us for PR? Anyway, I plan to stay on even as a part time employee after getting PR.

OK if an applicant under the SI-International Graduate stream has 77 points in total, are the chances of receiving a ITA high? Most employers wouldn't mind giving out the official job offer letter to help the employee with the application right?

So if I have a full-time job offer from Tim Hortons as a baker, can I be sponsored as a skilled worker? Doesn't it require 2 years of directed related work experience to qualify? https://www.welcomebc.ca/Immigrate-to-B-C/BC-PNP-Skills-Immigration/Skilled-Worker

Are Bakers (NOC 6252) considered part of the food/beverage/hospitality sector that the BC Semi-Skilled/Entry Level Class targets?

Background: My Post-Graduate Work Permit expires in Feb. 2018 Suppose I submit my BC PNP profile in December 2017. How long should I wait until I get a reply (hopefully a nomination)? If I don't get a reply before my Work Permit expires, then how would I be able to extend my legal status in...

But you won't be able to work if in Canada under visitor status?

I read online that the BC PNP processes semi-skilled applications in about 2-3 months. What if your work permit expires while still waiting for the BC PNP to give you a reply?

So it is really a gamble Yes, I have IELTS and enough proof of funds.

Does Tim Hortons help its employees get PR through the BC Semi-Skilled program? If so, then I would like to apply there.

Yes, I have read those requirements. At the same time, I don't think it is really as simple as saying that not meeting these exact requirements mean zero chance at all. If that were the case, why would there be immigration lawyers? Lawyers are good at presenting the case in a way that is acceptable.

Is Colin Singer a good immigration lawyer?

I am an international student who just got a full-time, permanent job offer. However, I have no prior skilled work experience. Can I still apply under the Federal Skilled Worker Program?

I heard that some applicants were still able to invited to apply even though they had low scores. So maybe the BC PNP staff have discretion in making their final choices? Should I also consider the CEC as an alternative option to gain PR?

Where would I find this information?

For the BC PNP Int'l Graduate Stream, having a profile score of 105 or above guarantees an Invitation to Apply (ITA). If I have a current score of 79, how competitive is that?