Is my CRS safe

[eyesthetics]

greetings everyone

I plan on applying for the express entry through the FSW Program, my work experience, education history, and education credentials all add up to a CRS score of 456

as you can see throughout 2018, of all the draws conducted had my profile been in the pool i would've almost always gotten an ITA since the average score is 440-445 (it did go up above 456 twice)

but currently, i don't have enough money to satisfy the POF requirements, and since you can't borrow the money i will have to work my ass off and i'm considering selling assets such as my car, even then it'd only amount to around $7000 (cad), taking into account my salary it'd take more or less 1 year to earn enough money to satisfy the POF requirements as set forth by the CIC ($12,475)

will my score of 456 still be eligible a year from now or will the crs score go higher and higher ?
this keeps me up at night every day and i can't stop thinking about it since more and more people are applying...the competition is getting fiercer and fiercer.

thank you for your kind attention

 

[sam3218]

greetings everyone

I plan on applying for the express entry through the FSW Program, my work experience, education history, and education credentials all add up to a CRS score of 456

as you can see throughout 2018, of all the draws conducted had my profile been in the pool i would've almost always gotten an ITA since the average score is 440-445 (it did go up above 456 twice)

but currently, i don't have enough money to satisfy the POF requirements, and since you can't borrow the money i will have to work my ass off and i'm considering selling assets such as my car, even then it'd only amount to around $7000 (cad), taking into account my salary it'd take more or less 1 year to earn enough money to satisfy the POF requirements as set forth by the CIC ($12,475)

will my score of 456 still be eligible a year from now or will the crs score go higher and higher ?
this keeps me up at night every day and i can't stop thinking about it since more and more people are applying...the competition is getting fiercer and fiercer.

thank you for your kind attention

Looks safe for foreseeable future

 

[greenboymx]

Well, it's really hard to tell; there's no such thing as a"safe CRS score". Minimum CRS score fluctuates due to the number of candidates in the pool and the number of invitations that the government issues in each round, and those two factors are hard to predict. It can either go up or down, both scenarios have taken place in the past.

The truth though is that without the POF your chances are non-existent, so it seems that your only option is to save the needed amount of money as soon as possible.