can I change NOC after receiving PT from Ontario?

[sumairak]

hey guys any idea of what will happen If I change my NOC from 2173 to 2171. since 2173 is regulated in Ontario and I cant do the license right now.
my job responsibilities are quite matching to 2171. plus my previous work expereince is also in 2171.

please help if Ontario will cancel my PT or didnt take notice of that.

 

[Asivad Anac]

hey guys any idea of what will happen If I change my NOC from 2173 to 2171. since 2173 is regulated in Ontario and I cant do the license right now.
my job responsibilities are quite matching to 2171. plus my previous work expereince is also in 2171.

please help if Ontario will cancel my PT or didnt take notice of that.

I think you can change your NOC after receiving your invitation and before submitting your application but not after that.

PT received from OOPNP is NOC agnostic - the only thing you need to remember is to choose another NOC 0/A/B and also conclusively prove that you are qualified and experienced in the revised NOC to convince OOPNP and CIC.

 

[ultra99]

I think you can change your NOC after receiving your invitation and before submitting your application but not after that.

PT received from OOPNP is NOC agnostic - the only thing you need to remember is to choose another NOC 0/A and also conclusively prove that you are qualified and experienced in the revised NOC to convince OOPNP and CIC.

NOC 0, A, or B, right?

 

[Asivad Anac]

NOC 0, A, or B, right?

Good catch! Edited

 

[einstein_pr]

I think you can change your NOC after receiving your invitation and before submitting your application but not after that.

PT received from OOPNP is NOC agnostic - the only thing you need to remember is to choose another NOC 0/A/B and also conclusively prove that you are qualified and experienced in the revised NOC to convince OOPNP and CIC.

Are you sure?? I guess no one is sure about anything, but lets be a bit conservative with our suggestions.

Case in point - Certain NOC codes have not received PT's. For instance, there are a bunch of guys in this forum with NOC 2174 awaiting PTs (even with Canadian work experience). Hence editing the NOC after receiving PT can have consequences ...I see many folks trying to edit 2173 to 2174....I think its better to check with CIC..

 

[Hemi427]

Are you sure?? I guess no one is sure about anything, but lets be a bit conservative with our suggestions.

Case in point - Certain NOC codes have not received PT's. For instance, there are a bunch of guys in this forum with NOC 2174 awaiting PTs (even with Canadian work experience). Hence editing the NOC after receiving PT can have consequences ...I see many folks trying to edit 2173 to 2174....I think its better to check with CIC..

But the nomination has nothing to do with NOC..they are emphasizing to keep score above 400...

 

[Asivad Anac]

Are you sure?? I guess no one is sure about anything, but lets be a bit conservative with our suggestions.

Case in point - Certain NOC codes have not received PT's. For instance, there are a bunch of guys in this forum with NOC 2174 awaiting PTs (even with Canadian work experience). Hence editing the NOC after receiving PT can have consequences ...I see many folks trying to edit 2173 to 2174....I think its better to check with CIC..

Of course I'm not sure! Else I would've also pasted the link from OOPNP site which confirms this understanding.

This is just a hypothesis based on the fact that there is nothing mentioned on the OOPNP site or the guide about PTs being NOC specific. Regulated professions is an entirely different area altogether. And some NOCs not receiving a PT is also a hypothesis because OOPNP is silent on this front so far.

It's a bit like CIC - One is allowed to change one's NOC till one receives an ITA (and I'm guessing even after that though I did not try this) and it will be a successful strategy provided one has relevant evidence to back it up and if CIC (or MCIIT in the case of OOPNP) buy that evidence. Period.

Remember that EE was designed to be largely NOC-agnostic and all provinces will take that guidance from CIC.

Having said all that, I'm not advocating any particular course of action. This is just how I interpret the information available in public domain.

 

[Russian]

Can there be some problem if there is a difference in NOCs in EE and Jobbank. I did not find NOC 0601 Corporate Sales Manager in Jobbank, so I chose Sales&Marketing Manager, which was the closest NOC 0124.

Can it influence my OOPNP application?

 

[Hemi427]

Of course I'm not sure! Else I would've also pasted the link from OOPNP site which confirms this understanding.

This is just a hypothesis based on the fact that there is nothing mentioned on the OOPNP site or the guide about PTs being NOC specific. Regulated professions is an entirely different area altogether. And some NOCs not receiving a PT is also a hypothesis because OOPNP is silent on this front so far.

It's a bit like CIC - One is allowed to change one's NOC till one receives an ITA (and I'm guessing even after that though I did not try this) and it will be a successful strategy provided one has relevant evidence to back it up and if CIC (or MCIIT in the case of OOPNP) buy that evidence. Period.

Remember that EE was designed to be largely NOC-agnostic and all provinces will take that guidance from CIC.

Having said all that, I'm not advocating any particular course of action. This is just how I interpret the information available in public domain.

+1 for this

 

[einstein_pr]

Of course I'm not sure! Else I would've also pasted the link from OOPNP site which confirms this understanding.

This is just a hypothesis based on the fact that there is nothing mentioned on the OOPNP site or the guide about PTs being NOC specific. Regulated professions is an entirely different area altogether. And some NOCs not receiving a PT is also a hypothesis because OOPNP is silent on this front so far.

It's a bit like CIC - One is allowed to change one's NOC till one receives an ITA (and I'm guessing even after that though I did not try this) and it will be a successful strategy provided one has relevant evidence to back it up and if CIC (or MCIIT in the case of OOPNP) buy that evidence. Period.

Remember that EE was designed to be largely NOC-agnostic and all provinces will take that guidance from CIC.

Having said all that, I'm not advocating any particular course of action. This is just how I interpret the information available in public domain.

My take on this. PT is synonymous to ITA in some sense. Editing the profile after receiving PT/ITA could have ramifications...hence needs to be dealt with caution. If someone is willing to try and report back, be my guest

 

[sumairak]

thank you guys for your opinions. I have decided to change NOC before submitting my application. let's see If my application is accepted.
wish me luck with the chance i am taking

 

[messiry]

thank you guys for your opinions. I have decided to change NOC before submitting my application. let's see If my application is accepted.
wish me luck with the chance i am taking

I am currently facing the same issue. How did it go ? I hope there was no problems as a consequence for changing NOC

 

[sumairak]

I am currently facing the same issue. How did it go ? I hope there was no problems as a consequence for changing NOC

it went well. i changed my NOC and nothing happened. i got my AOR from OINP, now waiting for nomination.

 

[messiry]

it went well. i changed my NOC and nothing happened. i got my AOR from OINP, now waiting for nomination.

Thanks , I was worried coz i need to submit my application for ontatiro nominee and now i need to update NOC before sumbitting. I was scared this might have negative consequences )

 

[BK7]

it went well. i changed my NOC and nothing happened. i got my AOR from OINP, now waiting for nomination.

Hi Sumairak,

I have entered my NOC based on my job title rather than my job Description. Now I received an OINP and am confused if I should change my NOC before applying or should I withdraw my application and resubmit?