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LoCR

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Hi @2019DUBAI
Nice to meet you. I got LoI on 20th Dec 2019 for NOC 1123, submitted my docs on 4th Jan. Got the completeness check passed mail on 13th Jan. How about your timeline?

Congrats to all who got their ITAs.. hope we all meet in Nova Scotia after few months.
 
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kaynerwek

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Jan 13, 2020
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Dear All, I am a newbie but had benefited from the experience of others in this forum that secured me a nomination from NS. So, I am sharing my timeline to act as moral booster for others as well.

NS LOI: 5th Dec., 2019
Applied: 19th Dec., 2019
Completeness Check: 20th Dec.,2019
ADR: 23rd Dec., 2019 ( 3 Documents requested: Reference showing I met the NOC 4212 job details, A detailed Settlement Plan, Recent Bank Statement)
Submitted ADR: 8th Jan., 2020
Nomination Letter: 13th Jan., 2020

I do hope someone also get motivated to keep faith for a positive outcome on his/her application.:)
 
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shahid2909

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shahid2909 said:
Hi. Thanks a lot for your helpful reply.
CRS: 378
NOC: 4212
LOI: 5 dec'19
Submit applicaton: 16 Dec
Completeness check and File number: 17 Dec
Ask additional info: 17 Dec
Sent additional info: 3 Jan
Mail recieved: 8 jan (they are ready to issue my nomination but need to give proof that i have withdrawn AINP application by 9th Jan.)
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Hi fellows...got my nomination today (13 January). Such a relief it is.
 
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2019DUBAI

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LoCR said:
Hi @2019DUBAI
Nice to meet you. I got LoI on 20th Dec 2019 for NOC 1123, submitted my docs on 4th Jan. Got the completeness check passed mail on 13th Jan. How about your timeline?

Congrats to all who got their ITAs.. hope we all meet in Nova Scotia after few months.
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Nice to meet you too. I have submitted the application on 11th Jan, still waiting for the completeness check email.

All the Best for the Upcoming nomination and keep us posted.
 
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2019DUBAI

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2019DUBAI said:
Nice to meet you too. I have submitted the application on 11th Jan, still waiting for the completeness check email.

All the Best for the Upcoming nomination and keep us posted.
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Hi,

Got my completeness check email & file number on 15th.

Desperately waiting for the nomination, has any one else got it in the last week?
 
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LoCR

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Jan 13, 2020
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One question to more experienced people or well informed people - how much time it usually takes after receiving the ITA to get the CoPR in passport? An average or median timeline.
Thanks for sharing in advance.
 
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phl2019

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LoCR said:
One question to more experienced people or well informed people - how much time it usually takes after receiving the ITA to get the CoPR in passport? An average or median timeline.
Thanks for sharing in advance.
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ITA to COPR considers how fast you act (completion of all documents and submission) on top of how fast IRCC goes through your documents. 8 months on a good run, 3 months on a very good on (This has happened to 2 NSNPs I know).

AOR to COPR is more tricky to manage because at AOR, the process is no longer in the candidates’ hands. As mentioned, some NSNPs last year got their COPRs quickly. AOR in April, COPR in July/June. Others in their batch submitted in May and got their COPRs between Aug and Sep.

It is not a first come, first served basis, however.
 
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LoCR

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phl2019 said:
ITA to COPR considers how fast you act (completion of all documents and submission) on top of how fast IRCC goes through your documents. 8 months on a good run, 3 months on a very good on (This has happened to 2 NSNPs I know).

AOR to COPR is more tricky to manage because at AOR, the process is no longer in the candidates’ hands. As mentioned, some NSNPs last year got their COPRs quickly. AOR in April, COPR in July/June. Others in their batch submitted in May and got their COPRs between Aug and Sep.

It is not a first come, first served basis, however.
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Thank you @phl2019 Quite helpful! Will fast track whatever will be at my end, rest i hope i get lucky :)
 
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I am interested to know if you guys had applied for NSNP via EOI or your profiles were voluntarily picked by NS from the EE pool. I am currently in the EE pool with a CRS of 470. My NOC falls in the in-demand list of NS PNP. I have never been to Canada and have no friends / relatives in NS. Do share details.

Thanks in advance.
 
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phl2019

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zee90999 said:
I am interested to know if you guys had applied for NSNP via EOI or your profiles were voluntarily picked by NS from the EE pool. I am currently in the EE pool with a CRS of 470. My NOC falls in the in-demand list of NS PNP. I have never been to Canada and have no friends / relatives in NS. Do share details.

Thanks in advance.
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That’s high enough to get an ITA upfront. Are you still aiming for an NSNP?
 
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