OINP - Employer Job Offer : Foreign worker stream

[chivinas]

That's nice! I'll wait for my refund too

I got an answer from IRCC:

Good day,
Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
We verified the information on file and can confirm that the responsible office did not send a request for you to provide the biometrics.
Rest assured that you will be informed as soon as a decision is reached or if additional information is needed.

 

[hylian]

Currently awaiting the 2020 stream to open and have been following the thread - great to see so many people getting closer to PR! Quick questions around prior work experience history:
1) How much evidence did you provide for your previous work experience for the NOC in another country? I will only have a letter from the employer and my first/last payslips.
2) For the T4 requirement for Canadian work experience, I'm yet to submit mine as I only arrived 12 months ago and the T4's haven't been sent out just yet. Will this be OK or do I need to provide a letter explaining?

 

[pdrlins]

Currently awaiting the 2020 stream to open and have been following the thread - great to see so many people getting closer to PR! Quick questions around prior work experience history:
1) How much evidence did you provide for your previous work experience for the NOC in another country? I will only have a letter from the employer and my first/last payslips.
2) For the T4 requirement for Canadian work experience, I'm yet to submit mine as I only arrived 12 months ago and the T4's haven't been sent out just yet. Will this be OK or do I need to provide a letter explaining?

1) A latter with the experiences is enough (it was my case) but don't forget that the noc you have worked in your country should be EXACTLY the same here.
2) I didn't use my TF4 from here (Canada) but I used my tf4 from my native country.

Join us on this journey

 

[hylian]

1) A latter with the experiences is enough (it was my case) but don't forget that the noc you have worked in your country should be EXACTLY the same here.

I should be OK then, though NOC 2174 and 2175 are so similar!

 

[pdrlins]

I should be OK then, though NOC 2174 and 2175 are so similar!

Take care with "similar" expression because the wage can change totally.

 

[chivinas]

Currently awaiting the 2020 stream to open and have been following the thread - great to see so many people getting closer to PR! Quick questions around prior work experience history:
1) How much evidence did you provide for your previous work experience for the NOC in another country? I will only have a letter from the employer and my first/last payslips.
2) For the T4 requirement for Canadian work experience, I'm yet to submit mine as I only arrived 12 months ago and the T4's haven't been sent out just yet. Will this be OK or do I need to provide a letter explaining?

1) A latter with the experiences is enough (it was my case) but don't forget that the noc you have worked in your country should be EXACTLY the same here.
2) I didn't use my TF4 from here (Canada) but I used my tf4 from my native country.

Join us on this journey

The letter and pay slips worked for me. I would recommend you to match exactly the NOCs and the job description.
T4 is comming this week! So you will have it!

 

[phanikiran.kara]

Updates from OINP for folks waiting to apply.

• Ontario has not yet received its 2020 nomination allocation from IRCC
• as of February 13, 2020, 1,163 nominations have been issued

The processing speed for this stream has been changed to 90 to 120 from 60 to 90. (Stream is not open yet)

Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker	90 – 120 days

 

[phanikiran.kara]

For the online profile, the increase of 1% progress per week seems to be just automatic. The start-end dates are 78 weeks apart and by the time we get AoR, 60 days have passed (Approx 8 weeks, so 8-10% progress is shown)

From and including: Friday, January 3, 2020
To, but not including Saturday, July 3, 2021

Result: 547 days
It is 547 days from the start date to the end date, but not including the end date.
Or 1 year, 6 months excluding the end date.
Or 18 months excluding the end date.

Alternative time units
547 days can be converted to one of these units:

• 47,260,800 seconds
• 787,680 minutes
• 13,128 hours
• 547 days
• 78 weeks and 1 day

 

[GG12345]

For the online profile, the increase of 1% progress per week seems to be just automatic. The start-end dates are 78 weeks apart and by the time we get AoR, 60 days have passed (Approx 8 weeks, so 8-10% progress is shown)

From and including: Friday, January 3, 2020
To, but not including Saturday, July 3, 2021

Result: 547 days
It is 547 days from the start date to the end date, but not including the end date.
Or 1 year, 6 months excluding the end date.
Or 18 months excluding the end date.

Alternative time units
547 days can be converted to one of these units:

• 47,260,800 seconds
• 787,680 minutes
• 13,128 hours
• 547 days
• 78 weeks and 1 day

Just use below Formula:
Profile Progress % = (Number of days since AOR )* 100 / 547

 

[pdrlins]

For the online profile, the increase of 1% progress per week seems to be just automatic. The start-end dates are 78 weeks apart and by the time we get AoR, 60 days have passed (Approx 8 weeks, so 8-10% progress is shown)

From and including: Friday, January 3, 2020
To, but not including Saturday, July 3, 2021

Result: 547 days
It is 547 days from the start date to the end date, but not including the end date.
Or 1 year, 6 months excluding the end date.
Or 18 months excluding the end date.

Alternative time units
547 days can be converted to one of these units:

• 47,260,800 seconds
• 787,680 minutes
• 13,128 hours
• 547 days
• 78 weeks and 1 day

but you can get the pr before this time right?

 

[phanikiran.kara]

but you can get the pr before this time right?

Yes of course. The formulas and calculations are to see why this profile percentage indicator may not mean much.

 

[phanikiran.kara]

Just use below Formula:
Profile Progress % = (Number of days since AOR )* 100 / 547

Yes that correct. What's the End date duration mentioned on EE profiles? 6 months?

 

[pdrlins]

Yes of course. The formulas and calculations are to see why this profile percentage indicator may not mean much.

I think you will get it before this time. I have a friend who applied in this same stream and he got the PR in exactly 363 days

 

[pdrlins]

Yes that correct. What's the End date duration mentioned on EE profiles? 6 months?

THE EE is taking 6-8 months

 

[phanikiran.kara]

I think you will get it before this time. I have a friend who applied in this same stream and he got the PR in exactly 363 days

Yup