Even with the consideration of families included in the PR application, it is extremely unlikely that the quota they announced could be reached somehow.
The 2015 quota was reached months ago. The backlogs from previous years made most of it. Those backlogs will also account for a majority of the 2016 quota.valsanail said:Even with the consideration of families included in the PR application, it is extremely unlikely that the quota they announced could be reached somehow.
They said between 15-25. They never gave a specific number they'd do.vdp said:I think we should have a draw by this weekend (mostly on this Saturday), completely basing it on my judgement and looking at the dates of past draws.
Does anyone know how many draws remain in this calendar year, I vaguely remember reading somewhere that there would be 24 draws in 2015.
I cannot recollect the source of this information.
Does anyone know?
400,000! Wow! Any idea as to the breakdown by class? How many of these are FSW? Is there a place we can follow how the backlog is progressing?purplesnow said:there's never any news on upcoming draws.
at the beginning of 2015 there were over 400,000 backlogged applications. they made up the majority of this years quota and a lot of next year's too. Take into account the expected 6 month processing time for EE applications, anyone pulled since July is counted in the 2016 quota. The 2015 quota is long over. And as someone else said, each person on an application, takes one of those quota spots. So one application with a spouse and 2 children will take 4 of those quota places.
minamina108 said:Hi,
I made some calculations, and till now 29560 ITA sent during 2015, and according to the numbers in the below link I don't think they exhausted 2015 quota.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2014-11-06.asp
Very less nomination have been given in December as compared to last few monthsItsmee said:My question is do we have a higher number of provincial nominations as we have seen in past few months or has there been a decline in that?