My application is also in submitted status since one month now. My guess is that OINP will complete all the paper based application first before starting to look into the online applications.Gachgouch said:Hi there,
I am new to the forum.
I submitted my application on line for Ontario FSSW on Feb-2-2017.
What's next step?
vensak said:Check following:
1. Your first lanuage must be French with CBL 7+
2. Second language must be English with CBL 6+
3. University degree (3 years +)
4. 1 year work experience.
Most common mistake is not to put French as a first language. Second possible mistake is to check properly if as FSW you reach those 67 points of 100.
[Thanx a lot Versatile and Damon les
Actually I have done exactly the way you described, I have C1 in french and C1 in english, bachelors degree acknowledged by university of Toronto and 2 years of experience, french goes as 1st language of course. Could you please tell me how to figure out if I have 67 points ?] In my account under express entry it is written FSWP met.
Arthur GOLDWAY said:For those 67 of 100 for FSW, check this link:vensak said:Check following:
1. Your first lanuage must be French with CBL 7+
2. Second language must be English with CBL 6+
3. University degree (3 years +)
4. 1 year work experience.
Most common mistake is not to put French as a first language. Second possible mistake is to check properly if as FSW you reach those 67 points of 100.
[Thanx a lot Versatile and Damon les
Actually I have done exactly the way you described, I have C1 in french and C1 in english, bachelors degree acknowledged by university of Toronto and 2 years of experience, french goes as 1st language of course. Could you please tell me how to figure out if I have 67 points ?] In my account under express entry it is written FSWP met.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-factors.asp
As for the PT NOI, check in the profile messages directly. Sometimes it can happen that you do not get any update email but you can still find it in EE directly. And if ever you will not get PT within 2 weeks re create your EE profile again.
And of course your accounts also needs to be connected with your jobbank account.
1. Internship - if it was in Canada during your studies then no. If it was international and you were not Canadian student at the same time, then it can be counted if it meets all the requirement (NOC 0, A, B, paid and for certain period of time).Arthur GOLDWAY said:As for the PT NOI, check in the profile messages directly. Sometimes it can happen that you do not get any update email but you can still find it in EE directly. And if ever you will not get PT within 2 weeks re create your EE profile again.
And of course your accounts also needs to be connected with your jobbank account.
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Hello Versak,
Thank you for your prompt replies. They help me a lot. Please let me ask you two more questions:
Firstly, I wonder if paid I ternships are considered as experience under this stream?
Secondly, do you mean that if during two weeks time I don't receive any NOI I should recreate my EE profile or sometimes it may take some time before they send me the NOI?
Thanks in advance
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vensak said:1. Internship - if it was in Canada during your studies then no. If it was international and you were not Canadian student at the same time, then it can be counted if it meets all the requirement (NOC 0, A, B, paid and for certain period of time).
2. Right now they are issuing PT for the human priorities as well. That alone can slow French stream, not to mention that they do it manualy, so if ever the responsible person has a day off.... But if it takes too long, you might need to recreate your profile (either technical issue or they will just check recent profiles for some reason).
Thank you very much Versak)
No advantage.Gachgouch said:Dear all,
I just received an ITA while my Ontario PNP application is still in progress. If I turn down the nomination application, is there any related advantages I may lose when I go to live in Ontario (without nomination)?
What do you guys recommend? Should I proceed or should I wait for the nomination?
I appreciate your help
Thank your for the answer. Do I have to withdraw my OINP application though. What if I wait for nomination and gain 600 extra points just in case?vensak said:No advantage.
PNP is usually used when you do not have enough points to get direct ITA. If you accept ITA directly you can withdraw you application with Ontario.
Then you can choose where you want to live and still use all the new incommers services.
When you receive direct ITA, your profile become "No Longer Available(NLA)" for nomination. You'll receive a mail from OINP telling you that your profile is NLA for nomination. Once you reject your ITA, OINP will be able to nominate you.Gachgouch said:Thank your for the answer. Do I have to withdraw my OINP application though. What if I wait for nomination and gain 600 extra points just in case?