OOPNP Application Form
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Hi Joyce,JoyceM said:
We saw one application returned the past week because they didn't include their Marriage Certificate (which is also not mentioned in the checklist).
If I were you, I'd include the birth certificates of my dependents.
This is just my opinion - I'm usually very cautious, so I'd rather send more than they've asked for than take a chance of having my application returned for something as small as that.
Hello all,
Does anybody know what happens after you apply to OOPNP (OINP)? Do they notify an applicant once they start processing the application? or the only thing one could do is just wait for a piece of news regarding the application for 90 days (90 days mentioned in the application guide, section 7)?..
There's a phrase in the application guide:
You will receive an acknowledgement letter from OINP to indicate that your application has been received if your application is complete.
I've sent my application package in the beginning of July but never received any acknowledgement letter so far...
Does anybody know what happens after you apply to OOPNP (OINP)? Do they notify an applicant once they start processing the application? or the only thing one could do is just wait for a piece of news regarding the application for 90 days (90 days mentioned in the application guide, section 7)?..
There's a phrase in the application guide:
You will receive an acknowledgement letter from OINP to indicate that your application has been received if your application is complete.
I've sent my application package in the beginning of July but never received any acknowledgement letter so far...
I am sorry if you guys have already replied to this question but i want some help in filling my express entry profile which is already filled but i am confused on the education section.
I have completed degree from india and i have ECA from WES. I have done 2 yr diploma in Canada too so while i give my education details should i give bachelors or 2 or more certificate with one more than 3 yrs?
if so i don't need oopnp and it will boost my score to 450
Please let me know.
I have completed degree from india and i have ECA from WES. I have done 2 yr diploma in Canada too so while i give my education details should i give bachelors or 2 or more certificate with one more than 3 yrs?
if so i don't need oopnp and it will boost my score to 450
Please let me know.
Cannot comment on it until you give complete details.swashbuckler said:
What did your ECA state as Canadian equivalency for your Indian degree, did it say bachelors degree?..what was your Indian degree in the first place?
this thread is perhaps not the right place for this question.
In that case you can comfortably choose the option "two or more post-secondary degrees.."swashbuckler said:
All the best
Hi guys,
Do you have an estimate timeline for OINP? After you submit the docs, how long will it take Ontario to nominate you?
I am deciding if I will retake my IELTS as it will expire in 9 months. Thanks
Do you have an estimate timeline for OINP? After you submit the docs, how long will it take Ontario to nominate you?
I am deciding if I will retake my IELTS as it will expire in 9 months. Thanks
The application guide mentions that OINP will process 80% cases within 90 calendar days.AirCanada21 said:
Proving ties in Ontario is not mandatory for OINP program (atleast under the human capitals stream FSW)bellaluna said:
You can still just mention your interest in the city of Ontario in the letter or statement of interest that you have to include with the application. And state in that how and when you visited Ontario and for how long, and why you would like to settle there permanently.
I'm aware it's not mandatory. I'm just a FSW-category applicant, but I still believe the more ties I can prove, the better. It actually backfired on me at first because OINP returned my application when I included only my TRV. They asked for the entire passport where the TRV was stamped, even if it was 10 years old.Sita1987 said:
I'm asking because there's nothing specific in the application guide about how to prove previous visits. I already resubmitted the application with the entire old passport, TRV, and plane tickets landing and departing Ontario. My visit was to meet my relative there, whose docs I also submitted as ties.
I am the primary applicant, do I need to provide work experience letters for my wife? With the complete details in prescribed format - roles & responsibilities, designation, annual salary etc. Or is this just required for primary applicant?