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I became PR on August 1, 2019 :) It was a long journey but it worked out for me!

Hi there, My application for PNP with this company was rejected since I didn’t have enough documents. I ended up finding another company that agreed to sign all the paperwork needed, and got BC PNP. I became PR on August 1, 2019 :) It was a long journey but it worked out for me!

I actually got nominated with $16/hr. But keep in mind this was back in the beginning of 2018 when the points for all categories of BCPNP were pretty low. Things have changed a lot since then. I'm now a Permanent Resident :)

Here's my timeline: BC PNP International Graduate - Paper-based Jul 12, 2018: PR application mailed Jul 19, 2019: PR application received Aug 30, 2018: AOR May 7, 2019: Medical Request May 13, 2019: Medical done May 27, 2019: Medical passed Jul 3, 2019: Passport request It took almost a year.

Here's my timeline: BC PNP International Graduate - Paper-based Jul 12, 2018: PR application mailed Jul 19, 2019: PR application received Aug 30, 2018: AOR May 7, 2019: Medical Request May 13, 2019: Medical done May 27, 2019: Medical passed Jul 3, 2019: Passport request It took almost a year.

Here's my timeline: BC PNP International Graduate - Paper-based Jul 12, 2018: PR application mailed Jul 19, 2019: PR application received Aug 30, 2018: AOR May 7, 2019: Medical Request May 13, 2019: Medical done May 27, 2019: Medical passed Jul 3, 2019: Passport request It took almost a year.

I already answered this question.

I'm not sure because I was on vacation when they sent me the confirmation of nomination. Will need to check with my boss on this one.

NOC 1241. SI - International Graduate

Inland

No agent. Might get a lawyer for the Federal stage though.

Feb 13: Applied. Mar 1: Case review officer requested additional documents and I sent them on Mar 3 June 6: Decision Finalized. June 8: Received Confirmation of Nomination through email. It was more than 3 months.

Hey guys, I got nominated!

Just some docs about annual filings from my company and the name change certificate since my company changed their name twice.

So I asked my case officer on May 14 because it's been over 3 months and my case status is still "In process" and she replied: "Posted processing times (2 - 3 months) are an estimated timeline based on 80% of cases and are subject to change based on program capacity. Due to the current high...

Hi everyone, I applied for BC PNP SI - International Graduate on Feb 13, 2018. Mar 1, 2018: Case review officer requested additional documents and I sent them on Mar 3 Mar 22: I asked the the status of my app and was told it was in process and no additional doc was needed. So far, I haven't...

Hi BCGuy, do you know Jen Nguyen? She's my case review officer.

Dear All, I just got a job offer in Vancouver as an admin officer (NOC 1221-B) but my hourly wage is only $16/hr, which is above the low but below the median. And on BC PNP Guide, it's stated "Applications within Metro Vancouver is restricted to wage above $22/hr (median). Could my BC PNP app...

Dear All, I just got a job offer in Vancouver as an admin officer (NOC 1221-B) but my hourly wage is only $16/hr, which is above the low but below the median. And on BC PNP Guide, it's stated "Applications within Metro Vancouver is restricted to wage above $22/hr (median). Could my BC PNP app...

Hi there, I just got a job offer as an administrative officer (NOC 1221) and plan on applying for BC PNP Skills Immigration - International Graduate stream as I graduated from a Canadian college less than 3 years ago. However, my wage is only $16/hr, which is higher that the low level but below...