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Ray of hope - 152nd Draw - CEC

Hi All,
I am in a confusing state ,need your help in guiding me through my below queries:
1. I got the ITA under CEC in last express entry draw with 440 points and this application was only for me.I mentioned my wife as non-accompany in this application to increase my CRS. Considering the current trend in the score, should I decline the Invite and update my profile by adding my spouse in the application (CRS in this case is 430),wait for next express entry draw or the ontario PNP whose last tech draw was having the lowest crs score (421)? Please advise.
2. I was hearing that getting the spousal Visa done after getting my PR might take long time (1- 1.5 years), so is there a way I can apply the spousal visa just after getting my PR or any other way my spouse can stay in Canada through Visitor VISA/Tourist Visa until she gets spousal visa? Please advise.

Many Thanks..
 
MGR@2020 said:
Hi All,
I am in a confusing state ,need your help in guiding me through my below queries:
1. I got the ITA under CEC in last express entry draw with 440 points and this application was only for me.I mentioned my wife as non-accompany in this application to increase my CRS. Considering the current trend in the score, should I decline the Invite and update my profile by adding my spouse in the application (CRS in this case is 430),wait for next express entry draw or the ontario PNP whose last tech draw was having the lowest crs score (421)? Please advise.
2. I was hearing that getting the spousal Visa done after getting my PR might take long time (1- 1.5 years), so is there a way I can apply the spousal visa just after getting my PR or any other way my spouse can stay in Canada through Visitor VISA/Tourist Visa until she gets spousal visa? Please advise.

Many Thanks..
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Why don't you create one more profile with your wife as accompanying. That way you can reject the current ITA after you receive the next one.
 
alexross said:
Why don't you create one more profile with your wife as accompanying. That way you can reject the current ITA after you receive the next one.
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Thank you so much for your advice, I thought of doing that but i was wondering if there will any impact to my PR application later on due to keeping two profiles.
Any thought here?

Thanks again !
 
MGR@2020 said:
Thank you so much for your advice, I thought of doing that but i was wondering if there will any impact to my PR application later on due to keeping two profiles.
Any thought here?

Thanks again !
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No i don't think it would be a problem. It is common for people to create a profile and forget the password, so they create a new profile. All the best!
 
navinball said:
He is right. If you are over 36 it's close to impossible to immigrate to canada.
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Nope. You still have lot of chances
If u r a master or dual degree holder, try learning French
Can be done in 6 to 8 months
There was lady (39 years single mother with two kids) who wrote TEF (B2 grade) and she scored 471
She studied French (with extreme dedication) in 6 months and boosted the score
She will even stand out from the crowd with French and technical skills
So don't get demotivated buddy.
You have every chance
Just do little bit hardwork and you will be there
If not, let me know, I can assist with NZ immigration
Age is not a big barrier to NZ
Another option is to go on a student visa (2 years master pgm)
So choose the best route and move on
 
aj534160 said:
Nope. You still have lot of chances
If u r a master or dual degree holder, try learning French
Can be done in 6 to 8 months
There was lady (39 years single mother with two kids) who wrote TEF (B2 grade) and she scored 471
She studied French (with extreme dedication) in 6 months and boosted the score
She will even stand out from the crowd with French and technical skills
So don't get demotivated buddy.
You have every chance
Just do little bit hardwork and you will be there
If not, let me know, I can assist with NZ immigration
Age is not a big barrier to NZ
Another option is to go on a student visa (2 years master pgm)
So choose the best route and move on
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Thanks for the motivation buddy. I'm sitting at 433. How many points can I get by learning french. Is it easy? Should I retake ielts?
 
aj534160 said:
Nope. You still have lot of chances
If u r a master or dual degree holder, try learning French
Can be done in 6 to 8 months
There was lady (39 years single mother with two kids) who wrote TEF (B2 grade) and she scored 471
She studied French (with extreme dedication) in 6 months and boosted the score
She will even stand out from the crowd with French and technical skills
So don't get demotivated buddy.
You have every chance
Just do little bit hardwork and you will be there
If not, let me know, I can assist with NZ immigration
Age is not a big barrier to NZ
Another option is to go on a student visa (2 years master pgm)
So choose the best route and move on
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So the NZ route needs 160 points to get an ITA? Indian Commerce Bachelor degree's earn 50 points as Level 7?
Is there any forum to discuss about the NZ PR options? I think even if a person cracks 8777 in IELTS the NZ PR option is very difficult isnt it?
 
How to contact CIC for the ITA. My score is 438 and the cut off was 437, not able to contact anyone. Still no ITA
 
NMKsa said:
How to contact CIC for the ITA. My score is 438 and the cut off was 437, not able to contact anyone. Still no ITA
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Do you have at least one year of Canadian work experience?
 
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