COVID-19 Laid OFF PNP employer based program connect here..!!
- Thread starter Ravi saab
- Start date
They told me I have 60 days to get another job or they will withdraw my nomination.
- Oct 28, 2016
- 299
- Category........
- PNP
- Visa Office......
- Sydney, Nova Scotia
- NOC Code......
- 6321
- Job Offer........
- Yes
- Pre-Assessed..
- Yes
- App. Filed.......
- 21-04-2019
- Doc's Request.
- 13-02-2020
- Nomination.....
- 19-06-2019
- AOR Received.
- 21-01-2020
- Med's Done....
- 10-06-2020
It's so strange. As you were nominated by AINP, previous comment from one of member who got nominated from AINP as well, clearly stated that losing job would not have any negative effect on your IRCC PR application and Alberta province continued to support that guy. How come this happens to you?
I guess it depends on the program officer handling your file. Some take into account the pandemic and some don't.
Saskatchewan is the only province that is being considerate by giving you 6 months.
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It does not make sense to me and seems to not be fair. All application should be treated equally. Have you secured a new job?
If you look into the other guys history then you can clearly see that he was nominated under Express Entry PNP Alberta. Most of the applicant in this thread are PNP paper based so it make sense given there are different eligiblity rule for EE ainp and paper ainp.
Did they sent your any pdf or told you whether your application would be on hold until you find new job? Or just told you to find new employer in 60 days? I believe you are really close we have seen may aor getting ppr in march so when ever they starts issuing pr, yours would be processed in less than 30 days. Stay positive man, if they didn't put your file on hold then I'm pretty confident that you will recieved your ppr before your 60 days deadline. This is just an optimistic prediction though, we never know that IRCC has for us.
They put my nomination on hold for 60 days. Under normal circumstances I would have received my PR by now.
I was told all nominees that lose their jobs would have their nominations put on hold for 60 days. And they will make a decision on whether to withdraw your nomination based on if your able to provide a full-time job offer at the end of the 60 days.
Not much you can do, but keep applying for jobs.
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Hi guys... so I have been nominated by BCPNP with open wp. I got laid off recently, and I informed them.
Then I received an email as below a few days ago.
Thank you for notifying us of the change to your employment. The information has been added to your file.
As a nominee, you are expected to continue to meet the conditions of nomination, including demonstrating your intent to reside and the ability to economically establish in B.C. in order for the BC PNP to continue to support your nomination.
Important information:
Thank you for your interest in the BC Provincial Nominee Program.
I'm just trying to figure out what this email means. It sounds very general..?
They didn't really say how many days are given to me to find a new job.
I'm not sure this is good news or bad news for me. I did send them an email with a lot of questions, but I wonder when they will get back to me haha..
Then I received an email as below a few days ago.
Thank you for notifying us of the change to your employment. The information has been added to your file.
As a nominee, you are expected to continue to meet the conditions of nomination, including demonstrating your intent to reside and the ability to economically establish in B.C. in order for the BC PNP to continue to support your nomination.
Important information:
- You must submit your permanent residency (PR) application to Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) before the expiry date of your Confirmation of Nomination.
- As part of the PR review process, IRCC may contact the BC PNP to confirm your employment and nomination details.
- You must continue to meet the conditions of your nomination which includes maintaining full-time employment in B.C.
- In the event of a loss of employment, it is our expectation that you will seek alternate employment in B.C.
- We may consider changes in employment provided the new position continues to meet the requirements for nomination and you can demonstrate you have the ability to economically establish in B.C.
Thank you for your interest in the BC Provincial Nominee Program.
I'm just trying to figure out what this email means. It sounds very general..?
They didn't really say how many days are given to me to find a new job.
I'm not sure this is good news or bad news for me. I did send them an email with a lot of questions, but I wonder when they will get back to me haha..