*** July 2020 AOR - Join here ***
- Thread starter andy108
- Start date
AOR - July 3
Upfront Medicals Passed - Aug 24
CEC Inland
Hang in there folks
Upfront Medicals Passed - Aug 24
CEC Inland
Hang in there folks
Anetka2020
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- Jul 19, 2020
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- Category........
- CEC
- NOC Code......
- 6312
- App. Filed.......
- 13-07-2020
- AOR Received.
- 14-07-2020
- Med's Done....
- 10-06-2020
Agree. First of all, IRCC passes Medicals and sends BILs to FSW stream, then PNP and CEC the last one.
According to Myimmitracker (for July 2020 AOR only) Medical passed and BILs received already ( on the date 25/08/2020) :
FSW stream = 22 applicants out of 28
PNP stream = 10 applicants out of 44
CEC stream = 7 applicants out of 105
ITA: 10th June
AOR: 9th July
Inland (Alberta PNP Express Entry)
MEP/BIL 25th August
AOR: 9th July
Inland (Alberta PNP Express Entry)
MEP/BIL 25th August
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Hello guys , if anybody would like to comment please on this.
My only concern is:
While submitting express entry I selected a different NOC (restaurant managers) but while submitting the file I changed it as my duties were more related to another NOC as (kitchen service managers) also I submitted LOE regarding same.
should I be concerned. Rest all the documents are good.
Ty
My only concern is:
While submitting express entry I selected a different NOC (restaurant managers) but while submitting the file I changed it as my duties were more related to another NOC as (kitchen service managers) also I submitted LOE regarding same.
should I be concerned. Rest all the documents are good.
Ty
congratulations! Good news! My Aor is Jul 8th, hope will get update till the end of the week
My application was rejected last time after 5 months as my consultant choose a wrong NOC while creating a profile and I submitted the profile in other NOC.
I called in and asked about it and IRCC said it was fine to change when submitting the actual application as we can verify the profile when we do the PR application.
That should be fine since two NOC share similar or at least have overlapped job duties. Just give a good explanation in LOE. Your case is totally different to "choosing a wrong NOC"
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