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Hi,

So, i decided to deleted, recreated and resubmit my profile lured by OOPNP details. I faced some drama but i finally did it and got TI same day.

My details -
NOC- 1123
Master's from Ontario

I am waiting to file up for OOPNP till next draw. It's not about the $1,500 CAD but also about the fact that being at 451 points, i might just get picked over without OOPNP.

What's your opinion, are you going for it ?
 
Going to start gathering all documents and will wait for next draw or two before submitting it.. Score 442 cec
 
Got PT msg.. Will gather all documnts but still not sure about applying.
411 score
NOC -4165
Outside canada.
What do u guys suggest ? Shud we go ahead and apply?
 
Guys there are no data points to indicate that the scores could drop to 400s. Everyone is merely speculating. If you have received a PT, its worth it to take a chance if you are serious about immigrating and can invest 1500 bucks in the future. No reason not to.
 
Same here Got OOPNP Invitation today. But i have done three year advanced diploma not degree.

Don't know how to find out if i can apply or not.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated :)
 
beefdaniel said:
Guys there are no data points to indicate that the scores could drop to 400s. Everyone is merely speculating. If you have received a PT, its worth it to take a chance if you are serious about immigrating and can invest 1500 bucks in the future. No reason not to.

Thnx a lot...
 
Preet_S said:
Same here Got OOPNP Invitation today. But i have done three year advanced diploma not degree.

Don't know how to find out if i can apply or not.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated :)

What does your ECA state?
 
I have done three year advanced diploma from ontario plus i have two year post secondary diploma from India (with ECA).
 
Preet_S said:
I have done three year advanced diploma from ontario plus i have two year post secondary diploma from India (with ECA).

Based on what I read and understood (my interpretation) one would need to be a bachelors at minimum and if the ECA states you are a bachelors or more - everything should be good I would expect.
 
But I am confused about this statement:

It says in the T & C
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MCIIT can use my personal information provided in connection with this application to determine how my potential nomination meets the OOPNP's objectives, as well as to compile statistical information about the OOPNP and to evaluate its success.
In the event I receive MCIIT's nomination for permanent residence, I consent to being contacted by MCIIT, or one its authorized representative, for up to 5 YEARS after my nomination concerning my participation in the program. I understand that I am required to participate in such follow-ups, which may occur at different intervals (e.g., 8 months, or 1, 3 and 5 years after nomination), and that these follow-ups will examine whether and how my nomination satisfies the OOPNP policy objectives. I also understand that MCIIT reserves the right to take appropriate action if I do not participate in such evaluations, including withdrawing my nomination.
 
jemdill said:
But I am confused about this statement:

It says in the T & C
_______________________________________

MCIIT can use my personal information provided in connection with this application to determine how my potential nomination meets the OOPNP's objectives, as well as to compile statistical information about the OOPNP and to evaluate its success.
In the event I receive MCIIT's nomination for permanent residence, I consent to being contacted by MCIIT, or one its authorized representative, for up to 5 YEARS after my nomination concerning my participation in the program. I understand that I am required to participate in such follow-ups, which may occur at different intervals (e.g., 8 months, or 1, 3 and 5 years after nomination), and that these follow-ups will examine whether and how my nomination satisfies the OOPNP policy objectives. I also understand that MCIIT reserves the right to take appropriate action if I do not participate in such evaluations, including withdrawing my nomination.

This is one possible way of ensuring that only serious applications desirous of residing in Ontario avail this nomination and not simply use this as a backdoor entry into Canada with no intention of staying in Ontario for longer than necessary.

Other forum members were wondering about this because other provinces have clearly defined minimum residency requirements up to 3 years from granting PR. This is Ontario's way of doing the same.