I guess we are all in a more advanced step of our applications as most of us completed their medical exams already. We already :
1- Passed the selection criteria regarding years of experience, NOC code availability, and IELTS.
2- Then Nominated by Ontario,
3- Submitted a paper application to CIC,
4- Passed the Selection Criteria by CIC already.
5- Most of us including myself passed the medical Test,
6- We were waiting only for Security Clearance.
Why Should I redo points 1-5 again just because it will not take three years as it did but it will take only 9 months ? Bad Luck for me and good Luck for new candidates.
I believe that our chances are 90% or above, it is only a matter of time.
1- Passed the selection criteria regarding years of experience, NOC code availability, and IELTS.
2- Then Nominated by Ontario,
3- Submitted a paper application to CIC,
4- Passed the Selection Criteria by CIC already.
5- Most of us including myself passed the medical Test,
6- We were waiting only for Security Clearance.
Why Should I redo points 1-5 again just because it will not take three years as it did but it will take only 9 months ? Bad Luck for me and good Luck for new candidates.
I believe that our chances are 90% or above, it is only a matter of time.
Mohareb said:You can read the following before any step.
5. Will Express Entry change immigration program requirements?
No. Express Entry will not change immigration program requirements. Express Entry is not a new program. It is a new way for CIC to manage the intake of economic immigration applications online
7. What will happen to permanent residence applications you receive before the launch of Express Entry?
Applications received by CIC before the launch of Express Entry will be processed according to the rules in place at that time.
8. How will provinces and territories use the Express Entry system?
Provinces and territories will be able to nominate a certain number of foreign nationals through the Express Entry system to meet their local immigration and labour market needs. If an applicant gets a nomination from a province or territory, they will be given enough additional points to be invited to apply for permanent residence at the next eligible draw of candidates.
Just as they manage their own Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) now, provinces and territories will set the criteria they use to nominate Express Entry candidates.
Express Entry candidates may either:
•enter the pool first, and then be nominated by a province or territory; or
•be nominated by a province or territory, and then complete an online Express Entry profile.
Note: All prospective candidates (whether PNP applicants or not) must meet the criteria of at least one of the federal immigration programs managed through Express Entry in order to enter the pool, and must submit their application online.
Provinces and territories will also continue to be able to make nominations under their regular (“base”) PNPs outside of Express Entry via a paper application process.
Note: The Province of Quebec does not use Express Entry. They select their own skilled workers. See Quebec-selected skilled workers to find out more.
9. What is the process for potential candidates who want to use both a Provincial Nominee Program and Express Entry?
There are two ways to do this. A person can:
•apply to the PNP first, get a nomination and then fill out an Express Entry profile; or
•fill out the Express Entry profile first. Provinces and territories can then search the Express Entry pool and ask a candidate to apply for their PNP. When the candidate gets a nomination certificate, they will update their Express Entry profile.
In either case, once a person updates their Express Entry profile to show they have a provincial or territorial nomination certificate, they will be given enough additional points to be invited to apply at the next eligible draw of candidates.
this is the link to Q&A ...
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2014-12-01.asp