Hi, NOC is 0013. what list do you mean?Damocles said:Welcome to the forum Ivanover!
I have added your details to the list on page 22.
What is your NOC if I may ask? I would like to update that info to the list if you don't mind
Hi, NOC is 0013. what list do you mean?Damocles said:Welcome to the forum Ivanover!
I have added your details to the list on page 22.
What is your NOC if I may ask? I would like to update that info to the list if you don't mind
Hard to say what will happen. (they have changed rules recently and lot of people got points boost).ivanover said:ok! thx!
do you expect that CRS points of CIC will drop in next drawing??
Hi, we got our AOR on 30/09/16, so close to your AOR. Can you say your case number and file number indicated on the AOR? Then I can see if we are far behind you Smileyarmovasa said:Hello guys.
We just received ADR
Here is our timeline
Our timeline:
EE Created: 24/06/2016
OINP PT: 27/06/2016
OINP App. Submitted: 29/07/2016
OINP App. Received: 03/08/2016
OINP AOR : Received:27/09/2016
Assesment phase email: 12/12/2016
ADR Request:13/12/2016
Officer Initials are MP, different from KD fron the AOR mail
hi, section number 5 says:vensak said:Hard to say what will happen. (they have changed rules recently and lot of people got points boost).
Good news for us is, that they are opening French files now (applications sent between April and August).
Ulysse, did you put French as your communication language?
Yes, put your family in Ontario as one of the reasons why you want to settle there. (in the intention to reside letter)betty44 said:hi, section number 5 says:
Intention to Reside in Ontario:
All applicants must have an intention to reside in Ontario, as demonstrated by a statement of intent and indication of ties to Ontario.
i have family in ontario, can that be included as a tie to the province? do i have to mention that in my letter of intent?
anybody here with family in ontario who have done the process?
Thanks.vensak said:Yes, put your family in Ontario as one of the reasons why you want to settle there. (in the intention to reside letter)
And Elrud I think English as communication language is fine. I have seen others here who got calls in English (so I guess they have chosen that language).
I also use English as the language of correspondence. No problem!Elrud said:I'm in the process of sending my package and I've put English as my language of correspondence. Will it be an issue?
They did not ask on the application form what do you consider as your first language like they did for express entry. Of course, I will keep French as my first language in express entry.
But for the language of correspondence thing in the Ontario application form, is it fine if I select it English as I'm writing my letter of explanation in English?.
I have updated the list on page 64ulysse said:HI,
I received a phone call from Ontario yesterday around 1pm Ontario time.
Good news for french speaking condidates as the entire call was in French. The lady NW was very nice and listened attentively to my 30 mn speech on:
1- Work experience: I had to explain how the tasks on my job description match with the job description in the NOC i selected. No documents needed
2- ADR: the weekly working hours: because I did not specified it in my application.
updates 6 months bank statements
Thanks for the info. I have already send everything.
Update
Call & ADR 14/12/2016
AD sent 15/12/2016
mercivensak said:Yes, put your family in Ontario as one of the reasons why you want to settle there. (in the intention to reside letter)
And Elrud I think English as communication language is fine. I have seen others here who got calls in English (so I guess they have chosen that language).
I share your worries. My English is now a bit better than French, but if there is a way in why not to use it. (Since we all got our TEF test as required). But I asked for English as communication language so I hope I will get English call.Aal_ said:I hope they use english for my call if they do. My french is a bit rusty although I did get good results ;D