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[Sinha12]

Thank u.. my score was 71

Great, my score is 68. Will I be eligible?

 

[Saranya Sreekumar]

Guys.. I finally have an update.. after 60 days post submission I recieved the nomination from ontario just half an hour back..
My timeline

NOC 2171
CRS 358
Submitted 13th July
Assessment 22nd July
ADR 14th August
ADR submitted 21st August
DIP 23rd August

congrats....i am also waiting...

 

[ivancabrer]

Guys.. I finally have an update.. after 60 days post submission I recieved the nomination from ontario just half an hour back..
My timeline

NOC 2171
CRS 358
Submitted 13th July
Assessment 22nd July
ADR 14th August
ADR submitted 21st August
DIP 23rd August

Congratulations.

Finally, some movement.

It seems as if I'm right. Only ICTs are moving forward these last couple days.

Good luck everybody!

 

[Saranya Sreekumar]

Congratulations.

Finally, some movement.

It seems as if I'm right. Only ICTs are moving forward these last couple days.

Good luck everybody!

after getting ITA will it take a long time to process the documents again like this?

 

[ivancabrer]

after getting ITA will it take a long time to process the documents again like this?

For PNP applicants it's taking quite a while.
There are many candidates from february who haven't received their PR confirmation yet.

However, it seems they'll process it a little bit faster since July applications.
But I advice you to have your mind set for 6 months of processing time after AoR, and if it is shorter, then it'll be a plus.

Regards.

 

[Saranya Sreekumar]

For PNP applicants it's taking quite a while.
There are many candidates from february who haven't received their PR confirmation yet.

However, it seems they'll process it a little bit faster since July applications.
But I advice you to have your mind set for 6 months of processing time after AoR, and if it is shorter, then it'll be a plus.

Regards.

k..but in total oinp is telling of 6 months na?

 

[Saranya Sreekumar]

For PNP applicants it's taking quite a while.
There are many candidates from february who haven't received their PR confirmation yet.

However, it seems they'll process it a little bit faster since July applications.
But I advice you to have your mind set for 6 months of processing time after AoR, and if it is shorter, then it'll be a plus.

Regards.

So its always easy to get a direct ITA as compared to PNP?

 

[ivancabrer]

k..but in total oinp is telling of 6 months na?

No, that was before, when it was paper application.

Now, since it is online application, total processing time has had its variations, but it has been anywere from 7 days (when there were very little applications) to more than 2 months (as it seems it'll be the case now, because the had a surge in applications since the CRS cutoff score raised).

It's very unlikely for them to take 3 months processing a file now, because when they see a large number of applicants registering in the OINP portal, they hold the intake, like they did it in July 25th.

You can check "current" processing time here:
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNP_PROCESSINGTIMES.html

I say "current" because the estimate is a month old. So maybe they're taking a little longer for HCP applicants right now.

 

[Saranya Sreekumar]

No, that was before, when it was paper application.

Now, since it is online application, total processing time has had its variations, but it has been anywere from 7 days (when there were very little applications) to more than 2 months (as it seems it'll be the case now, because the had a surge in applications since the CRS cutoff score raised).

It's very unlikely for them to take 3 months processing a file now, because when they see a large number of applicants registering in the OINP portal, they hold the intake, like they did it in July 25th.

You can check "current" processing time here:
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNP_PROCESSINGTIMES.html

I say "current" because the estimate is a month old. So maybe they're taking a little longer for HCP applicants right now.

This processing time you taking about is to receive nomination?but after getting ITA it will be normal like other na?maximum 3 to 4 months to receive passport and all..sorry i am not getting it

 

[ivancabrer]

So its always easy to get a direct ITA as compared to PNP?

Faster and easier, if you have the required CRS (435 or more in the last draw, check here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/rounds.asp ).

If you're lower than that, then it may take several months for the score to go down.
In my case I was on 421, but I became a little bit older, so they toke 5 points away from me. And, now I'm standing at 416.
So, in my case, it may take a couple months for the CRS to reach 416 again. So, I toke the PNP way to have a more certain result (even if it will take longer after getting the ITA).

This process has many variables that we cannot control, so it's up to us to decide how much certainty we can afford.

 

[Saranya Sreekumar]

For PNP applicants it's taking quite a while.
There are many candidates from february who haven't received their PR confirmation yet.

However, it seems they'll process it a little bit faster since July applications.
But I advice you to have your mind set for 6 months of processing time after AoR, and if it is shorter, then it'll be a plus.

Regards.

AOR means the nomination?

 

[ivancabrer]

This processing time you taking about is to receive nomination?but after getting ITA it will be normal like other na?maximum 3 to 4 months to receive passport and all..sorry i am not getting it

No.

PNP will take 4 to 6 months now, since July (this is unconfirmed info, it's suppossed to take 6 to 7 months right now for PNP, as per tracking info).

Direct ITA (not via PNP, but for those whose CRS score is sufficient by its own) is taking less tan a month for August Applicants.

 

[ivancabrer]

AOR means the nomination?

You have to soak yourself in these forums, as I cannot answer all your questions. I'm leaving the office right now.
Please visit the Ray of Hope threads (all historical threads) so you can find answer to most of your questions.

AoR = Acknowledge of Receipt.
It's when you send the documentation electronically post ITA (e-APR) and you receve confirmation via email (AoR).

 

[Saranya Sreekumar]

No.

PNP will take 4 to 6 months now, since July (this is unconfirmed info, it's suppossed to take 6 to 7 months right now for PNP, as per tracking info).

Direct ITA (not via PNP, but for those whose CRS score is sufficient by its own) is taking less tan a month for August Applicants.

k..so u telling like to get the PR through OINP it will take around 6 to 7 months(including nomination + ITA+ PR confirmation+passport stamping)
but for direct ITA now it takes less than a month(PR confirmation + stamping).am i right??

 

[Saranya Sreekumar]

You have to soak yourself in these forums, as I cannot answer all your questions. I'm leaving the office right now.
Please visit the Ray of Hope threads (all historical threads) so you can find answer to most of your questions.

AoR = Acknowledge of Receipt.
It's when you send the documentation electronically post ITA (e-APR) and you receve confirmation via email (AoR).

thank you soo much