This is already effective I guess. The above excerpt is an email response received from APEGA for my query regarding the same.
ALBERTA AINP NEW PORTAL - NOI 2021
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Response from Alberta Immigration and Labour services.
The AINP will consider individuals who do not have registration/licensing/certification in Alberta. Although not a requirement, demonstrating they have started the process can be beneficial. It is expected that once an individual arrives in Alberta they will complete the registration/licensing/certification needed for their occupation.
Internationally trained engineers that want to use a professional designation in Alberta must be licensed as a Foreign Licensee (Engineering) by the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA). APEGA is the body that has the authority and responsibility to regulate the practice of engineering in Alberta.
Please visit the Alberta Learning Information Service website for information regarding occupational profiles in Alberta. This includes information on educational requirements, wages, employment & advancement, and certification requirements.
The AINP will consider individuals who do not have registration/licensing/certification in Alberta. Although not a requirement, demonstrating they have started the process can be beneficial. It is expected that once an individual arrives in Alberta they will complete the registration/licensing/certification needed for their occupation.
Internationally trained engineers that want to use a professional designation in Alberta must be licensed as a Foreign Licensee (Engineering) by the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA). APEGA is the body that has the authority and responsibility to regulate the practice of engineering in Alberta.
Please visit the Alberta Learning Information Service website for information regarding occupational profiles in Alberta. This includes information on educational requirements, wages, employment & advancement, and certification requirements.
Hi,
Email directly to the AINP portal team. They are very responsive and will guide you further.
Thanks
Here is my timeline.
NOC: 2133
Job Offer: No
Connection: No
NOI: August 25, 2021
Accepted Same Day
Got Reply the next day with a link to the portal
Application Submitted August 27, 2021
Assigned for Assessment: August 30, 2021
Information Request (To Employer for hours of work, payment proofs, job offer validity, duration I am working): Sept 1, 2021
Nomination issued: September 2, 2021
The process was really quick for me, Although I missed the 1 Sept PNP draw. Wish all of you best of luck.
Thanks
NOC: 2133
Job Offer: No
Connection: No
NOI: August 25, 2021
Accepted Same Day
Got Reply the next day with a link to the portal
Application Submitted August 27, 2021
Assigned for Assessment: August 30, 2021
Information Request (To Employer for hours of work, payment proofs, job offer validity, duration I am working): Sept 1, 2021
Nomination issued: September 2, 2021
The process was really quick for me, Although I missed the 1 Sept PNP draw. Wish all of you best of luck.
Thanks
wow...that's lightning fast..Congrats!!!
Will you please tell what your employer submitted in regards to payment/salary proof ?
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No one can be so sure! I am also waiting with 1221. Seeing the trend, they've mostly picked Engineers and health workers in recent draws.
What's your CRS ?
Please he
As 2133 is regulated, uploading license is mandatory, but I do not have the licenses or any letter.
What to do??
Kindly respond ASAP. Thanks.
please help.
As 2133 is regulated, uploading license is mandatory, but I do not have the licenses or any letter.
What to do??
Kindly respond ASAP. Thanks.
I have the same question. Can anybody answer.
"For the NOC 2131 - Civil engineer, do we need a NOC from APEGA whilst applying for AINP?
As per official documents in the portal, civil engineering is a regulated profession in the province of Alberta. "
Hi Jaskaran,
Congrats on the invite!
Email response from Alberta Immigration and Labour services on the same query.
The AINP will consider individuals who do not have registration/licensing/certification in Alberta. Although not a requirement, demonstrating they have started the process can be beneficial. It is expected that once an individual arrives in Alberta they will complete the registration/licensing/certification needed for their occupation.
Internationally trained engineers that want to use a professional designation in Alberta must be licensed as a Foreign Licensee (Engineering) by the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA). APEGA is the body that has the authority and responsibility to regulate the practice of engineering in Alberta.
Please visit the Alberta Learning Information Service website for information regarding occupational profiles in Alberta. This includes information on educational requirements, wages, employment & advancement, and certification requirements.
Hey everyone. I am brand new to the forum. I created my EE profile in July and got a message two days ago that Alberta is interested in nominating me.
Although it's not my first choice (I'd rather live in Ontario), I wonder if it would be unwise to let this opportunity go especially because IRCC is not conducting any draws for FSW applicants right now.
I'd love some guidance on the following:
- My primary NOC field is Mechanical Engineering, but I do not plan to work as an engineer after graduating from the MBA program I am currently in. Am I obligated to work in the field of my primary NOC if I accept Alberta's NOI?
- I'm trying to understand if I need to maintain a minimum residency term in Alberta before moving to another province. I couldn't find much information on this online.
- My understanding is that I have two weeks to reply to the NOI before it expires. Is that correct?
- How long does the PNP process take, on average? I realize there are tons of variables at play, but assuming a "normal" pace of progression, is it realistic to expect landing in Canada by the end of the year if I accept the NOI today?
Thank you.
Although it's not my first choice (I'd rather live in Ontario), I wonder if it would be unwise to let this opportunity go especially because IRCC is not conducting any draws for FSW applicants right now.
I'd love some guidance on the following:
- My primary NOC field is Mechanical Engineering, but I do not plan to work as an engineer after graduating from the MBA program I am currently in. Am I obligated to work in the field of my primary NOC if I accept Alberta's NOI?
- I'm trying to understand if I need to maintain a minimum residency term in Alberta before moving to another province. I couldn't find much information on this online.
- My understanding is that I have two weeks to reply to the NOI before it expires. Is that correct?
- How long does the PNP process take, on average? I realize there are tons of variables at play, but assuming a "normal" pace of progression, is it realistic to expect landing in Canada by the end of the year if I accept the NOI today?
Thank you.
Congratulation!!
Please advise whether you have APEGA license?
If not, can you please clearly mention what documents did you attach under the 'License' section in AINP portal?
Anyone who got noi from alberta for noc 2173 with crs score 379 no ties to alberta and no job?
I haven’t seen any tech noc got noi this year other than the ones who have a job offer or already lives there