2017 PGP Applicants

[enth]

link please

https://www.facebook.com/groups/283364462069280/

 

[enth]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/283364462069280/

so many affected but just 500+ signs so far, why ? please go ahead and sign, share ...

https://petitions.parl.gc.ca/en/Petition/Sign/e-739

 

[BeeA]

I think we need a new petition which would address the fact that many ineligible people were selected. They should also let us know, by the deadline, how many complete applications were received, which I believe would be way less than 10,000 as those who do not have the requisite incomes but were selected would not submit applications.

They cannot campaign on increasing the application cap and then stylishly reduce the number of people who can actually apply

 

[enth]

I think we need a new petition which would address the fact that many ineligible people were selected. They should also let us know, by the deadline, how many complete applications were received, which I believe would be way less than 10,000 as those who do not have the requisite incomes but were selected would not submit applications.

They cannot campaign on increasing the application cap and then stylishly reduce the number of people who can actually apply

agreed, complete applications would be way less then 10k, who can get a new petition created ? is there one already, pls share

 

[certus881]

so many affected but just 500+ signs so far, why ? please go ahead and sign, share ...

https://petitions.parl.gc.ca/en/Petition/Sign/e-739

Yes, Sign this petition as it doesn't hurt and review of this it is this may. Another e-petition to address the outcome of the lottery has to be created. Points are: 1)lack of insight and due diligence to verify eligible applicants 2)ineligible applicants that have been selected. What happens to the allotment; when those who are deemed not qualified 3)for Next year, what are the steps to prevent ineligible entries.

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[enth]

Yes, Sign this petition as it doesn't hurt and review of this it is this may. Another e-petition to address the outcome of the lottery has to be created. Points are: 1)lack of insight and due diligence to verify eligible applicants 2)ineligible applicants that have been selected. What happens to the allotment; when those who are deemed not qualified 3)for Next year, what are the steps to prevent ineligible entries.

if you have anything to add; please continue this post.

4) there should be a merit or point based system to find eligible sponsors i.e. those who are living in Canada for years and couldn't sponsor their family can't be put on the same scale with those recently landed, priority or extra point should be given to those waited long to reunite. 5) system should be smart enough to discard entries from students or temporary residents (work permit) 6) instead of just name and emails, UCI can be captured to help assess the profile of potential sponsor & get rid of duplicate entries 7) further, their should be some fair amount of entry fee to enter the pool which should be non-refundable if you found ineligible, it is no joke, why to waste the public resources & time to do this, this may in turn help is speeding the overall process 8. ) Also, most important remaining spots left due to ineligible entries should be filled this year rather then waiting for whole year to pass, this was not fault of eligible candidates , why should they suffer, wait and get into more tough competition next year ?

 

[BeeA]

4) there should be a merit or point based system to find eligible sponsors i.e. those who are living in Canada for years and couldn't sponsor their family can't be put on the same scale with those recently added, priority or extra point should be given to those waited long to reunite. 5) system should be smart enough to discard entries from students or temporary residents (work permit) 6) instead of just name and emails, UCI can be captured to help assess the profile of potential sponsor & get rid of duplicate entries 7) further, their should be some fair amount of entry fee to enter the pool which should be non-refundable if you found ineligible, it is no joke, why to waste the public resources & time to do this, this may in turn help is speeding the overall process .

Ordinarily asking for the first digit of the Social Insurance Number would have eliminated those who are not PR or citizens

 

[certus881]

Ordinarily asking for the first digit of the Social Insurance Number would have eliminated those who are not PR or citizens

Pr are allowed to apply, something to verify landing date and also cra release of info to verify income

 

[certus881]

Pr are allowed to apply, something to verify landing date and also cra release of info to verify income

answering my on question upon some revelations; these steps will cost the government more than a simple lottery entry. The non refundable fee seems to be a more effective step.

 

[Amazingsho]

There aren't much urgency for general Canadian public or government to improve PGP process because to majority its almost no merit to do so.

Even within PGP group most developed country applicant are not desperate as their parents already received similar or better social resource in there own country.

 

[certus881]

Although I am one of the PGP applicant, I still don't see much urgency for general Canadian public or government to improve PGP process because to majority its almost no merit to do so.

It depends on how you look at it. Yes, you are correct, the majority do not care about this. The way this was done is a waste and drain on the system. My feeling on this is that the government was poorly prepared. Be it lack of hindsight or on purpose, they need to answer for it. We want to know out of the 10,000k selected; how many of them are actually eligible. That fact will speak volumes; heck it may be a few hundred that are ineligible.... then case closed.

 

[enth]

It depends on how you look at it. Yes, you are correct, the majority do not care about this. The way this was done is a waste and drain on the system. My feeling on this is that the government was poorly prepared. Be it lack of hindsight or on purpose, they need to answer for it. We want to know out of the 10,000k selected; how many of them are actually eligible. That fact will speak volumes; heck it may be a few hundred that are ineligible.... then case closed.

Yes their is Right to Information law, and we have a right to know this, be it in side of majority or minority !

 

[Amazingsho]

It depends on how you look at it. Yes, you are correct, the majority do not care about this. The way this was done is a waste and drain on the system. My feeling on this is that the government was poorly prepared. Be it lack of hindsight or on purpose, they need to answer for it. We want to know out of the 10,000k selected; how many of them are actually eligible. That fact will speak volumes; heck it may be a few hundred that are ineligible.... then case closed.

CIC already have decade worth of PGP backlogs now and pushing them to spare man power for current X% of 10k population makes me feel more wasteful...

If PGP wants to fight, it should rather be focused on the backlog

 

[danmarco]

so many affected but just 500+ signs so far, why ? please go ahead and sign, share ...

dumb3st petition i have ever seen in my life.

I encourage people NOT to sign it.

 

[SuperCitizen]

I think we need a new petition which would address the fact that many ineligible people were selected. They should also let us know, by the deadline, how many complete applications were received, which I believe would be way less than 10,000 as those who do not have the requisite incomes but were selected would not submit applications.

They cannot campaign on increasing the application cap and then stylishly reduce the number of people who can actually apply

I would agree with you. If IRCC has send invitation to 10000 there would be some incomplete or ineligible applications. They should do one more draw after 90 days to fill the remaining, so who get regret email can have one more chance this year.