Hi! No, nothing specific yet, just the automatic email (which says that PR files are in line for processing, etc).Hey did they acknowledge receipt. I sent mine since the 23rd and no official acknowledgement
Hope we hear back from them soon!
Hi! No, nothing specific yet, just the automatic email (which says that PR files are in line for processing, etc).Hey did they acknowledge receipt. I sent mine since the 23rd and no official acknowledgement
There is trackitt.com forums which is ancient like this one. People for GC go there.Any of you know a similar forum for US Immigration? Long story short, my previous employer had filed for my Green Card back in 2007. I moved out of the US and had given up on that route. For those familiar with US immigration term, I found out that my priority date became "current" some time in 2018. It took 11 years! Spoke to a few lawyers and got conflicting advice. What I want to know is if there is a time limit after the priority date becoming current to proceed with green card processing. Some lawyers say that if no action is taken within one year of the priority date becoming current, then you lose the opportunity. Others say that once the priority date becomes current, you can proceed at any time and there is no time limit.
Just want to know if this can be salvaged as I have already given up hope on IRCC
Priority date is yours to keep forever. If you can find a new employer then you can get your gc immediately.Any of you know a similar forum for US Immigration? Long story short, my previous employer had filed for my Green Card back in 2007. I moved out of the US and had given up on that route. For those familiar with US immigration term, I found out that my priority date became "current" some time in 2018. It took 11 years! Spoke to a few lawyers and got conflicting advice. What I want to know is if there is a time limit after the priority date becoming current to proceed with green card processing. Some lawyers say that if no action is taken within one year of the priority date becoming current, then you lose the opportunity. Others say that once the priority date becomes current, you can proceed at any time and there is no time limit.
Just want to know if this can be salvaged as I have already given up hope on IRCC
Any of you know a similar forum for US Immigration? Long story short, my previous employer had filed for my Green Card back in 2007. I moved out of the US and had given up on that route. For those familiar with US immigration term, I found out that my priority date became "current" some time in 2018. It took 11 years! Spoke to a few lawyers and got conflicting advice. What I want to know is if there is a time limit after the priority date becoming current to proceed with green card processing. Some lawyers say that if no action is taken within one year of the priority date becoming current, then you lose the opportunity. Others say that once the priority date becomes current, you can proceed at any time and there is no time limit.
Just want to know if this can be salvaged as I have already given up hope on IRCC
If I was in your shoes, the risk/reward here would probably justify spending money on a good immigration attorney.Any of you know a similar forum for US Immigration? Long story short, my previous employer had filed for my Green Card back in 2007. I moved out of the US and had given up on that route. For those familiar with US immigration term, I found out that my priority date became "current" some time in 2018. It took 11 years! Spoke to a few lawyers and got conflicting advice. What I want to know is if there is a time limit after the priority date becoming current to proceed with green card processing. Some lawyers say that if no action is taken within one year of the priority date becoming current, then you lose the opportunity. Others say that once the priority date becomes current, you can proceed at any time and there is no time limit.
Just want to know if this can be salvaged as I have already given up hope on IRCC
Hello guys! I have a question about oinp tech draw and I would appreciate it if you answer it!
I've studied civil engineering at university but since 3.5 years ago I changed my career and started working as a web developer. With this situation, can apply for the oinp tech draw? Should applicants have a related educational degree (in computer science or similar fields) for this program?
I believe at a very fundamental level you are trying to ask if you are ELIGIBLE for PNP ie IF you have studied as a civil engineer and you are working as a web developer can you apply for PNP? The question for Eligibility has two main components. NoC eligibility AND Program eligibility.Thanks for your response! I'm outland and by applying for the oinp tech draw I meant waiting to receive NOI
The MUST part is a bachelor degree and they say "usually" about the discipline. If you can justify your case you should be okay..
- Employment requirements
- A bachelor's degree, usually in computer science, communications or business
or
Completion of a college program in computer science, graphic arts, Web design or business is required.- Experience as a computer programmer or graphic designer is usually required.
This is simple! Get invited by Province and you should be fine.You need to meet the eligibility requirements of the province that nominates you.
Here you need to meet requirements of Province AND FSW...
- You must meet the eligibility requirements of the province or territory. And,
- You must submit an Express Entry profile and show that you meet the minimum criteria for Express Entry, including being eligible for one of the immigration programs it covers.
Unfortunately I am not conversant with the requirements for OINP. If anyone has queries regarding SINP though, I might be able to help .I changed my career and started working as a web developer. With this situation, can apply for the oinp tech draw? YES you may keep that as primaryNOC if you are inland and if OINP has EOI scheme now then you can apply, else you will have to wait to get the NOI
Should applicants have a related educational degree (in computer science or similar fields) for this program? NO for oinp and federal programs as well
Above said are based on my understanding, maybe someone else could confirm this
@seadrag0n @wonderbly @GandiBaat
I hate weekends when I'm expecting important news...
Sameeeee. Feels like such a waste .I hate weekends when I'm expecting important news...
I don't think it's true, but then again you should check on official websites not here.Guys is it true that if you applied for arrima (quebec) and got rejected for some reasons, other provinces will never send you a PNP ?
He died and Canadavisa started ads. There was big article about him.He died? Wow. Good lord. I donno who that guy is but his name sounded that he was alive
Hey! Look at you just sneaking back in here and not telling us about your PPR .He died and Canadavisa started ads. There was big article about him.