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Reading the comments suggests 455 won't have any chance, in near future. Should I start PNP process asap? Is that not related to EE, or does that have any relationship with the state interest we give while filling in EE? Please advise.
 
lightspeed97 said:
Another day Another bunch of people asking "my score is 460+ any chance for me in the next two months"

for goodness sake, please look at draw history and you'll know the answer is YES . Don't know how many times this needs to be addressed here.. the last draw was 472 , there's gonna be two or three more draws before year end which will drop the scores into 460s so people need to stop repeating the same question every hour.

Summary :
460-470 : Worst case youll get ITA by end of Jan 2020 or early Feb 2020
470 + : Youll get ITA worst case by first draw of Dec 2019

So folks please relax
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Earlier people between the score range of 451 to 460 were asking this question.
Now people in the score range 460 and above are asking and 450+ to 460 are quiet. ;)
 
In the we had 470 and after that score get down below 460 so why negatif vibe, score already grt down by 3 its a good sign,ray of hope guys be confident, and spread positive vibe
 
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Hello, was hoping if someone can help me about translation for the post ITA documents.

I have been living and working in Germany so payslips, tax certificate, police verification...are all in German and I have submitted them for translation already. My question is about the Visa. Do we need to submit/upload visas after ITA or do they just check it during the passport submission? In any case, do I have to translate my visa as well?
 
Lazybug said:
Hello, was hoping if someone can help me about translation for the post ITA documents.

I have been living and working in Germany so payslips, tax certificate, police verification...are all in German and I have submitted them for translation already. My question is about the Visa. Do we need to submit/upload visas after ITA or do they just check it during the passport submission? In any case, do I have to translate my visa as well?
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Translations need to be word for word and directly to English/French, not any other way.
For visa details, please contact IRCC on twitter/email.
 
rajapanesar said:
Translations need to be word for word and directly to English/French, not any other way.
For visa details, please contact IRCC on twitter/email.
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Yes for all the documents I gave it for official translation and then notarized, I just want to know about the visa and stamps on the passport that are in German.
 
Dapinder_Deep_Singh said:
Reading the comments suggests 455 won't have any chance, in near future. Should I start PNP process asap? Is that not related to EE, or does that have any relationship with the state interest we give while filling in EE? Please advise.
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When you would look at crs cut off along with score distribution you would realise that it is because the score hasn't dropped below 450 for some time. Thus there are a lot of people in the 450 to 458 range.
 
Does anyone know of a NOC related to 2111 ?

It would be great if its also in the occupation in demand list.
 
Lazybug said:
Yes for all the documents I gave it for official translation and then notarized, I just want to know about the visa and stamps on the passport that are in German.
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You only need to upload the bio page of your passport. Stamps/visas not required
 
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ContactFront said:
You only need to upload the bio page of your passport. Stamps/visas not required
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Thanks, I just wanted to make sure cause its really expensive in a country that speaks neither German nor English officially.

Edit: In that case, would I be required to show my German work permit? I don't know how it is post ITA, sorry people for having so many questions.
 
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