Congratulations bud!! Perfect timing!It feels great to achieve this milestone!
It has been very tiring and exhausting to see in the last few weeks:
-Missing the first All program draw by getting the needed CRS, but not missing it by the date cut off
-Seeing back CEC/PNP
-Not getting an NOI from Ontario because their cutoff was 463-477 missing it because of the 478 I have
Now very happy, and looking forward for the next steps in this long journey!
That will be a bit unfair for FSW applicants if the comparison is done apple to apple which is not always the case. It is complicated to lean towards one side because CEC applicants are already getting additional points for having Canadian education/experience and any further favorable actions will seem unfair to other applicants. On the other hand, all the FSW applicants are pretty much somewhere decent in their career at home, if they do not receive ITA they will just continue doing whatever they have been doing but CEC applicants not being able to secure ITA means they have to leave the country at some point or crack through different VISAs to remain in the country. So it is complicated for all considering different contexts. Being an FSW candidate I hope it remains all program draws though because it is ALL INCLUSIVE.I hope they alternate the draw between CEC and FSW.
I got your point, but I am here , without my family, my job as a Physio, and I spent a lot of money to be here. I think if they alternate at least this year will be good.That will be a bit unfair for FSW applicants if the comparison is done apple to apple which is not always the case. It is complicated to lean towards one side because CEC applicants are already getting additional points for having Canadian education/experience and any further favorable actions will seem unfair to other applicants. On the other hand, all the FSW applicants are pretty much somewhere decent in their career at home, if they do not receive ITA they will just continue doing whatever they have been doing but CEC applicants not being able to secure ITA means they have to leave the country at some point or crack through different VISAs to remain in the country. So it is complicated for all considering different contexts. Being an FSW candidate I hope it remains all program draws though because it is ALL INCLUSIVE.
I pray & hope you get your break soonI got your point, but I am here , without my family, my job as a Physio, and I spent a lot of money to be here. I think if they alternate at least this year will be good.
I would agree with you in a normal situation, but in a middle of a pandemic, having alternating draws is a huge step forward.That will be a bit unfair for FSW applicants if the comparison is done apple to apple which is not always the case. It is complicated to lean towards one side because CEC applicants are already getting additional points for having Canadian education/experience and any further favorable actions will seem unfair to other applicants. On the other hand, all the FSW applicants are pretty much somewhere decent in their career at home, if they do not receive ITA they will just continue doing whatever they have been doing but CEC applicants not being able to secure ITA means they have to leave the country at some point or crack through different VISAs to remain in the country. So it is complicated for all considering different contexts. Being an FSW candidate I hope it remains all program draws though because it is ALL INCLUSIVE.
Wait 24 hours.My application didn't get picked up. Can someone please help me understand why ? I have a score of 476 and my application was submitted on June 1, 2020. The cutoff date is July 27, 2020. Please advice what should I do ?
This pandemic situation is going to be a new normal as per the expert's speculation. So from that point of view, the faster you adapt to change and find alternatives way to get closure becoming business as usual the more ahead of others you will be. It is not about taking things granted, it is as the famous quote goes: ''It is not the most intellectual of the species that survives; it is not the strongest that survives, but the species that survives is the one that is able best to adapt and adjust to the changing environment in which it finds itself - Darwin''I would agree with you in a normal situation, but in a middle of a pandemic, having alternating draws is a huge step forward.
Some other countries with similar policies have bascially stopped immigration until further notices (ie. Australia and New Zealand)
Few months ago we didn't see FSW been included in draws at all! It was a very rough 4-5 months of uncertainty, don't take it for granted bro!
Anyone deserves it! I don’t know whyCEC and FSW are enemies. I hope everyone gets your ITA! It is difficult for everyone to survive. People who are waiting outside and inside of Canada. My point is : I am struggling with CELPIP score because of my age, but I also have spent a lot of money without my family to be here; in other words, everyone is good enough for Canada.This pandemic situation is going to be a new normal as per the expert's speculation. So from that point of view, the faster you adapt to change and find alternatives way to get closure becoming business as usual the more ahead of others you will be. It is not about taking things granted, it is as the famous quote goes: ''It is not the most intellectual of the species that survives; it is not the strongest that survives, but the species that survives is the one that is able best to adapt and adjust to the changing environment in which it finds itself - Darwin''
Therefore, I believe IRCC is not doing any favor to FSW applicants, they are doing it for themselves.