Ray of Hope 62nd Draw

[rthoguluva]

1 Suddeb 476
2 TanakaM 460
3 Lucky 453
4 ShouldIShouldntI 449
5 Shivanker 449
6 love4immigration 433
7 Bhoomi12 424
8 gill367 423
9 Einstien 418
10 Arsalan18 418
11 canada@2018 417
12 Dannio 417
13 omarkhan 416
14 arunroy007 413
15 Zakaria223 412
16 ivancabrer 412
17 cool_canada 412
18 msoumeit 411
19 canadadreamer 410
20 xibalban 408
21 andieangel 408
22 Pradeep Balaji 408
23 iamxty 408
24 amaniyar 407
25 karenn1617 407
26 Nitisha 407
27 Chiragappa 405
28 WanderingMind 403
29 Anpar 396
30 montustar 394
31 fahadsheikh 393
32 Rthoguluva 390
33 Saj_immigration 389
34 Alberta Semi Skilled 422
35 Revathi.iyer 410
36 Umidjon90 410
37 Indi-canada 387
38 jsjaspreet93 431

PS: The descending order sorting is, per se, not an easy task.

Hey xibalban, You have a fantastic IELTS score . Why do the CRS is still in 408 for you is what I am wondering?

 

[arunroy007]

To all fellas who received Ontario NOIs:

The average monthly accommodation charges in Ontario is about 750 CAD. And, here we are cribbing about the 1500 CAD fee for the PNP. Would you not spare your two month's worth rental money to become a permanent resident of a wonderful country? I certainly would.

A question about PNP, considering the rigorous documentation requirement from Ontario in particular:

• Is the documentation process to be repeated for PNP nominated profiles, after one gets the ITA? Doesn't receiving an Ontario PNP imply that most of the requirements like Work Experience, PoF, etc. have already been fulfilled and CIC demanding the same, a second time, be kind of redundant?

Good point but if you can get one without loosing 1500 CAD and get ITA before 2 months (processing time by Ontario) i would use the money to pay my rent instead

 

[Wandering Mind]

Hey xibalban, You have a fantastic IELTS score . Why do the CRS is still in 408 for you is what I am wondering?

I don't know about xibalban, but most of us with "fantastic" IELTS score have low CRS because of our age

 

[arunroy007]

About changes in June folks who have siblings will get additional 15 points. Is this addition to the 5 points they currently get (so a total of 20 points) or total of 15 points

 

[ivancabrer]

Good point but if you can get one without loosing 1500 CAD and get ITA before 2 months (processing time by Ontario) i would use the money to pay my rent instead

And 2 months processing time is what people who sent their paperwork in march/april have reported, but I know from others who have sent their paperwork more than 4 months ago (some tell me 10, but I'm not sure if that's true) who haven't received their nomination yet. So, the point is, the processing time is not always the same for the OINP. However, the trend seems to be that recent NOIs are getting the PNP nomination sooner than previous ones.

 

[Wandering Mind]

However, the trend seems to be that recent NOIs are getting the PNP nomination sooner than previous ones.

Do you think they've sped up the processing time because they are worried they'll become redundant if the cut-off keeps decreasing

 

[Wandering Mind]

About changes in June folks who have siblings will get additional 15 points. Is this addition to the 5 points they currently get (so a total of 20 points) or total of 15 points

I didn't know you get 5 points for sibling in the current system!

 

[Wandering Mind]

Guys and gals,

If any of you have started your OINP application please share tips and suggestions.

Thanks in advance.

 

[ivancabrer]

I don't know about xibalban, but most of us with "fantastic" IELTS score have low CRS because of our age

Yes, they don't seem to think that 40s are the new 20s .

 

[Wandering Mind]

Yes, they don't seem to think that 40s are the new 20s .

40s are the new 20s only when you're having fun not when you're trying to immigrate to Canada

 

[arunroy007]

I didn't know you get 5 points for sibling in the current system!

source : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=699&top=29

...you or your spouse or partner (if they will come to Canada with you) have a relative who:

• lives in Canada,
• is 18 years or older,
• is a citizen or permanent resident of Canada, and
• is your:
  • parent,
  • grandparent,
  • child,
  • grandchild,
  • sister or brother,
  • aunt or uncle, or
  • niece or nephew. (5 points)

 

[Wandering Mind]

source : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=699&top=29

...you or your spouse or partner (if they will come to Canada with you) have a relative who:

• lives in Canada,
• is 18 years or older,
• is a citizen or permanent resident of Canada, and
• is your:
  • parent,
  • grandparent,
  • child,
  • grandchild,
  • sister or brother,
  • aunt or uncle, or
  • niece or nephew. (5 points)

Wow! Completely missed this! Not that it's of any help to me None of my relatives had any aspirations for Canada

 

[Msolanki]

1 Suddeb 476
2 TanakaM 460
3 Lucky 453
4 ShouldIShouldntI 449
5 Shivanker 449
6 love4immigration 433
7 Bhoomi12 424
8 gill367 423
9 Einstien 418
10 Arsalan18 418
11 canada@2018 417
12 Dannio 417
13 omarkhan 416
14 arunroy007 413
15 Zakaria223 412
16 ivancabrer 412
17 cool_canada 412
18 msoumeit 411
19 canadadreamer 410
20 xibalban 408
21 andieangel 408
22 Pradeep Balaji 408
23 iamxty 408
24 amaniyar 407
25 karenn1617 407
26 Nitisha 407
27 Chiragappa 405
28 WanderingMind 403
29 Anpar 396
30 montustar 394
31 fahadsheikh 393
32 Rthoguluva 390
33 Saj_immigration 389
34 Alberta Semi Skilled 422
35 Revathi.iyer 410
36 Umidjon90 410
37 Indi-canada 387
38 jsjaspreet93 431
39 Msolanki000 406

 

[binux14]

1 Suddeb 476
2 TanakaM 460
3 Lucky 453
4 ShouldIShouldntI 449
5 Shivanker 449
6 love4immigration 433
7 Bhoomi12 424
8 gill367 423
9 Einstien 418
10 Arsalan18 418
11 canada@2018 417
12 Dannio 417
13 omarkhan 416
14 arunroy007 413
15 Zakaria223 412
16 ivancabrer 412
17 cool_canada 412
18 msoumeit 411
19 canadadreamer 410
20 xibalban 408
21 andieangel 408
22 Pradeep Balaji 408
23 iamxty 408
24 amaniyar 407
25 karenn1617 407
26 Nitisha 407
27 Chiragappa 405
28 WanderingMind 403
29 Anpar 396
30 montustar 394
31 fahadsheikh 393
32 Rthoguluva 390
33 Saj_immigration 389
34 Alberta Semi Skilled 422
35 Revathi.iyer 410
36 Umidjon90 410
37 Indi-canada 387
38 jsjaspreet93 431
39 Msolanki000 406
40 binux14 417

 

[Msolanki]

Hi All : Got NOI from ON yesterday (refreshed the profile on last Friday) , I'm at 411 CRS (may go up to 416 CRS by 27th May after ILTES re-appearence results )

Have two questions :-

1) Should i wait for federal ? (Consultant charges INR 85k + 1500CAD for ONIP additionally) and the paperwork to show full time employment I believe is more stringent than Federal
2) If i do wait for Federal then for how much time is NOI Valid for ?

Hey... Did you get noi yesterday??? Dqt is on 15/05???