Atlantic Immigration Pilot Programme (AIPP)
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I am wondering the same thing for my PR application either. Should I wait it out or just submit everything in paper to CIO Sydney? Anyone knows anything?
Regarding PR, it can only be submitted by paper, vfs offices don't accept documents for immigration but do accept work permit applications, but due to this decision I'm a bit confused
Since you are an inland applicant, were you asked for biometrics and RCMP for your PR application?Hi, I wanted to share my timeline with youInland applicant
Endorsement New Brunswick
Applied endorsement: June 14, 2019
Received endorsement: June 19, 2019
WK
Work permit application sent: July 1, 2019
Work permit approved: October 1,2090
PR application
Application recieved on IRCC: August 19, 2019
(upfront medical)
Document request: October 16, 2019
Invitation to Pre-arrival services: April 15, 2020
RPRF request: May 11, 2020
COPR: May 12, 2020
I had no interview and they didn't ask for my passport
I got approval for Endorsement
Applied on 14 January 2020
Approved on 04 may 2020
applied for Federal on 11 May 2020
Now i am waiting for File Number
Anyone got file number?????
hi everyone...
I can see that everyone is saying that the NOC of the job offer needs to match the previous experience.
However, there are two things from the official website saying differently:
I copied the text from the High-skilled stream and Nova Scotia's website.
Why would anyone get refused then if you had a position in NOC skill 0, A or B? It's very confusing. Just doesn't make sense.
I can see that everyone is saying that the NOC of the job offer needs to match the previous experience.
However, there are two things from the official website saying differently:
- The job is skill type/level 0, A or B under the NOC. You must meet employment requirements for the job you are offered. You can find these requirements in the NOC. The job doesn’t need to be in the same NOC as other jobs you’ve had.
- in the Endorsement application form from Nova Scotia (https://novascotiaimmigration.com/w...igration-Pilot-Endorsement_Application_EN.pdf) under the Position Description section it says: "If the work experience is in a different NOC than the job offer, please explain below why you believe this work experience is related to the job offer."
I copied the text from the High-skilled stream and Nova Scotia's website.
Why would anyone get refused then if you had a position in NOC skill 0, A or B? It's very confusing. Just doesn't make sense.
Hi did you submit everything in paper? Also for copies of documents that are in English, did you certify them??
No, they didn't ask for biometrics but they did ask for a RCMP police check.
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