<<<<<<<<<< MAY 2023 AOR >>>>>>>>>>

[wowangst]

Hey guys, thought I'd make this for everyone with an May AOR!

*Express Entry - Outland FSW Scheme &/or OINP PNP

Created EE profile 01/01/2023
Received NOI from OINP (Ontario PNP) under the HCP Scheme 02/02/2023
Submitted Status OINP Application 13/02/2023
Assessment Status for OINP 23/02/2023
Decision in Progress Status for OINP 20/03/2023
Received PNP OINP Nomination 18/04/2023
Express Entry ITA 26/04/2023
Date Upfront Medical Done 04/05/2023
Application Sent and Fees Paid ($1450CAD) 04/05/2023
AOR 04/05/2023

 

[Daren2023]

Good luck May AORs!

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

May AORs, Important checklist to check before submitting your application for PR:

1. NOC Code - it isn’t about your job title, match 70% responsibilities to a NOC code.
2. PCC - make sure you don’t submit a black and white PCC. If even the stamp on your PCC is colored and rest is black and white, submit a colored scan that shows the colored stamps: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i.../rejection-due-to-black-and-white-pcc.496680/.
3. POF - Make sure to have closing balance, codified debt (or plainly listed debt declaration) on POF with your name clearly listed in it. Can’t get a letter of a specific format that state average 6 month balance? Don’t worry! You can create a PDF with POF + attach the last 6 months of bank statements to it. It works.
4. Upfront medicals for Outland applicants - Find a panel physician listed near you: https://secure.cic.gc.ca/pp-md/pp-list.aspx when you call them do tell them that you want to do an upfront medical exam for PR application. In some cases, the hospital won’t have the right code to issue an upfront test for the “Permanent residency” category, it is fine to get the test done under the “worker” category. You’ll get two documents at the end of the upfront medical tests, you’ll have to upload one of these documents - clarify it with your hospital before leaving the premises.
5. If you are using a consultant, get your GCKey credentials. It is risky (and not so much fun ) to not have your own credentials.

I forgot to create the thread this month, but will post this as a check list here.

 

[wowangst]

May AORs, Important checklist to check before submitting your application for PR:

1. NOC Code - it isn’t about your job title, match 70% responsibilities to a NOC code.
2. PCC - make sure you don’t submit a black and white PCC. If even the stamp on your PCC is colored and rest is black and white, submit a colored scan that shows the colored stamps: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i.../rejection-due-to-black-and-white-pcc.496680/.
3. POF - Make sure to have closing balance, codified debt (or plainly listed debt declaration) on POF with your name clearly listed in it. Can’t get a letter of a specific format that state average 6 month balance? Don’t worry! You can create a PDF with POF + attach the last 6 months of bank statements to it. It works.
4. Upfront medicals for Outland applicants - Find a panel physician listed near you: https://secure.cic.gc.ca/pp-md/pp-list.aspx when you call them do tell them that you want to do an upfront medical exam for PR application. In some cases, the hospital won’t have the right code to issue an upfront test for the “Permanent residency” category, it is fine to get the test done under the “worker” category. You’ll get two documents at the end of the upfront medical tests, you’ll have to upload one of these documents - clarify it with your hospital before leaving the premises.
5. If you are using a consultant, get your GCKey credentials. It is risky (and not so much fun ) to not have your own credentials.

I forgot to create the thread this month, but will post this as a check list here.

What an amazing checklist !!!

 

[C2C]

Im in the same boat, AOR 6 May.

 

[C2C]

Should we make a tracker after AOR?

 

[marinapinky]

CEC Inland - Spouse Inland
ITA: Apr 26
AOR: May 5


Now it's a waiting game.

 

[wowangst]

ITA: Apr 26
AOR: May 5


Now it's a waiting game.

and the waiting game is the worst part of it all

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

and the waiting game is the worst part of it all

If you are outland, you still have BIL to look forward too. Post BIL, it gets really weird tbh as there's nothing to do anymore.

 

[Donix2018]

PNP - Inland
ITA - April 26
AOR - May 5

 

[vignesh93]

ITA : 29 Mar 2023
AOR : 01 May 2033
CEC inland with spouse inland

 

[Bisht]

If you are outland, you still have BIL to look forward too. Post BIL, it gets really weird tbh as there's nothing to do anymore.

AOR 11.04.2023
Medicals Passed: 03.05.2023

I did not receive BIL yet whereas all the people recived it with MEP. Should i be concern about it or reach out to IRCC? or should i just wait?

I have read people who did not receive BIL along with MEP had to wait for months.

 

[C2C]

Im in the same boat, AOR 6 May.

What is the next step after AOR, Medical update or Biometric request?
Seems like can only create a tracker after a Biometric update on the profile.

 

[Bisht]

What is the next step after AOR, Medical update or Biometric request?
Seems like can only create a tracker after a Biometric update on the profile.

You can use tracker once you get permanent UCI. I have not received BIL but got UCI. I was able to make the account.

 

[C2C]

My UCI is mentioned in my profile, will it be updated?

You can use tracker once you get permanent UCI. I have not received BIL but got UCI. I was able to make the account.