OINP sucks

[shdhsjej]

Its frustrating that this OINP is taking too much time in issuing AOR and nominating you. In rest of the provinces the things are far better and no application fees. Its really sucks that even after paying huge $1500 application fees they cant ensure you about your nomination.

90 days and still waiting...!!!

 

[sushsmart15]

Cool down and relax. Patience is the second name of Canada Immigration. Most of us here are already in the "Express Entry" route. Imagine how things were working before 2015?

 

[kirtivsingh]

Its frustrating that this OINP is taking too much time in issuing AOR and nominating you. In rest of the provinces the things are far better and no application fees. Its really sucks that even after paying huge $1500 application fees they cant ensure you about your nomination.

90 days and still waiting...!!!

Dude i filed for pre-screen in May last year and I got the letter yesterday to apply with joint verification form.
I have already been offered a ITA in Jan (FSW Inland) so i don't care for the OINP anymore.
But i agree the process is extremely slow.

 

[Honeyaustin]

yes its very slow, they take our money and dont care about processing it, its really bad, the immigration process is becoming worst everyday

 

[MDoha]

Its frustrating that this OINP is taking too much time in issuing AOR and nominating you. In rest of the provinces the things are far better and no application fees. Its really sucks that even after paying huge $1500 application fees they cant ensure you about your nomination.

90 days and still waiting...!!!

I received AOR 04 December , then a call on 01 February , since then no info despite I sent emails asking for my status

 

[kpangalopes]

Did anybody got invited in February/March?

I am still waiting for my invite. I updated my profile few days ago. I probably should deleted and create a new one.

 

[kirtivsingh]

Did anybody got invited in February/March?

I am still waiting for my invite. I updated my profile few days ago. I probably should deleted and create a new one.

I have ITA in Feb. But i guess you are talking about Ontario human capital program

 

[bellaluna]

Its frustrating that this OINP is taking too much time in issuing AOR and nominating you. In rest of the provinces the things are far better and no application fees. Its really sucks that even after paying huge $1500 application fees they cant ensure you about your nomination.

90 days and still waiting...!!!

Not sure that's always the case in the other provinces.
Manitoba gives 1 year for the LAA (letter of advice to apply) and that's not even the nomination.
Nova Scotia sends AOR in 8 months.

Even if you paid the OINP fee, they don't owe you an automatic nomination, it's part of the gamble in immigration. I always thought it was a miracle that the barriers to OINP are pretty low--no job offer or ties required. Since half of the federally selected immigrants land in ON, they don't really need a PNP to attract new immigrants. Look at BC, another popular province for new immigrants, which has very strict rules to qualify for their PNP.

 

[shdhsjej]

on their official site they are saying they will complete application process in 90 days and the people who is havig a limited work permit are really having a hard time...!! I'm just saying they have to consider that too..!!