How about trying to get a provincial nomination?How abouth 419? Hope is dying...
How about trying to get a provincial nomination?How abouth 419? Hope is dying...
here on ray of hope nothing dies...you just need to stay strong and cheerful and positive and make the wait to equip urself with something that'll help you once you land there by December...go shopping for some tough jackets..I hear winter is tough out there ....How abouth 419? Hope is dying...
During the PR processing, CIC can give you blood pressure, heart attack, stress, headache...the list goes on =)) so you need to be always positive all the timeAll people here in this forum are so positive.God bless all of you.
He is doing great and tries to understand me tooHey Papa.! Happy weekend to you as well. I hope your little champ is giving you peaceful nights and started doing this in the morning.
Exactly. I have been telling the same to all members, and here they're taking stress before ITA only.! Post-ITA wait is dangerous.!During the PR processing, CIC can give you blood pressure, heart attack, stress, headache...the list goes on =)) so you need to be always positive all the time
You bet, post ITA is where all the battle begins. Take a chill-pill, listen to some Eagle's track, work-out the documentation. Sail ahead without much worries.Exactly. I have been telling the same to all members, and here they're taking stress before ITA only.! Post-ITA wait is dangerous.!
Hello buddy. Wonderful post. Thanks a lot for your kind words and wishes to all of us. Yes this is a lovely journey and we all will accomplish it soon. Take care and lots of love to your kiddoHello everybody!
Hope you are having a wonderful weekend, including my old and dear friend @ivancabrer coz of hurricane "salutation" in the islands. Good to see you back here my friend @lino82 I'm sure you have done well everything you planned before.
And my Secretary General @andieangel is doing good with hers kids after rough week.
Just noticed our friend @gurpreet.ts got eAOR, so fast and so effective, that's really remarquable speed coz you were ready to apply. Congrats for the 1st step! Hope you will get your PPR golden email in 3 weeks. Don't worry we will follow you soon
As usual my dear friend @Karnesh is so active to respond to the questions posted by newbies, well done bro!
So missed old time to chat and exchange in this ROH with my dear friends @Wandering Mind @TanakaM @shaun75 @AlliBatista @arunroy007 @KingKurly @iamxty @trumprefugee and others Hope you're all doing well too.
To the rest, how are we doing?
Me and my boy, we are sending you warm wishes and a happy weekend to everyone.
May new week bring us a joy and a lot of smiles on our faces. I'm feeling there will be another back-to-back draw and CRS would be decreased up to 7-8 points or even more (in case of 3200+ ITAs). Let's hope for the best, stay hopeful, supportive and positive!
Good luck everyone!
@KeepAliveYourHope
You're totally right about that. The worst about the last draw was the lower number of ITAs. We need more than 3,200-3,300 ITAs for the score to drop.I would like to understand couple of points if someone can clarify
On the web, I could see that for 100 ITA's, 85 ITA's are actually submitted and 3% is rejected. In summary, 83/100 ITA's are actually being materialized
- What is the yearly quota/number for express entry? When did it start (Jan 2017?)? When will it end (Dec 2017?) ? Is the next year count counted from Jan 2018 - Dec 2018?
- Does the target numbers includes the principal applicant + participants? If so, is there any clarity on what is the proportional count to be considered on a single ITA?
- How much of PNP's actually go through the express entry?
I am asking these questions to think about the draw sizes. As many of you know that the draw size and frequency greatly govern the CRS, I wish to do some more analysis around this to educate myself.
IMO, if the number of ITA's is below 3K, the score will hover around 430 considering the inflow of profiles. This is based on analysis of 6 months of data.
In two weeks, the number of aspirants joining/enhancing their scores to the range
> 600 === 150
450-600 === 500
441-450 === 275
431-440 === 500
421-430 === 400
If there is an IELTS result between the draws, there is an surge in the number of people > 430 ~ 1000 people (This is what the statistics says)
If there is no IELTS result, there is still an increase of around 500 people in this range.
If i back track this count for the previous couple of draws, if we fit in the numbers, we get the write crs number.
Based on this, unless we have a back to back draw, or draw count greater than 3500 the CRS will mostly hover around 430.
I would like to understand couple of points if someone can clarify
On the web, I could see that for 100 ITA's, 85 ITA's are actually submitted and 3% is rejected. In summary, 83/100 ITA's are actually being materialized
- What is the yearly quota/number for express entry? When did it start (Jan 2017?)? When will it end (Dec 2017?) ? Is the next year count counted from Jan 2018 - Dec 2018?
- Does the target numbers includes the principal applicant + participants? If so, is there any clarity on what is the proportional count to be considered on a single ITA?
- How much of PNP's actually go through the express entry?
I am asking these questions to think about the draw sizes. As many of you know that the draw size and frequency greatly govern the CRS, I wish to do some more analysis around this to educate myself.
IMO, if the number of ITA's is below 3K, the score will hover around 430 considering the inflow of profiles. This is based on analysis of 6 months of data.
In two weeks, the number of aspirants joining/enhancing their scores to the range
> 600 === 150
450-600 === 500
441-450 === 275
431-440 === 500
421-430 === 400
If there is an IELTS result between the draws, there is an surge in the number of people > 430 ~ 1000 people (This is what the statistics says)
If there is no IELTS result, there is still an increase of around 500 people in this range.
If i back track this count for the previous couple of draws, if we fit in the numbers, we get the write crs number.
Based on this, unless we have a back to back draw, or draw count greater than 3500 the CRS will mostly hover around 430.
Pretty good analysis , agree with you(almost).I would like to understand couple of points if someone can clarify
On the web, I could see that for 100 ITA's, 85 ITA's are actually submitted and 3% is rejected. In summary, 83/100 ITA's are actually being materialized
- What is the yearly quota/number for express entry? When did it start (Jan 2017?)? When will it end (Dec 2017?) ? Is the next year count counted from Jan 2018 - Dec 2018?
- Does the target numbers includes the principal applicant + participants? If so, is there any clarity on what is the proportional count to be considered on a single ITA?
- How much of PNP's actually go through the express entry?
I am asking these questions to think about the draw sizes. As many of you know that the draw size and frequency greatly govern the CRS, I wish to do some more analysis around this to educate myself.
IMO, if the number of ITA's is below 3K, the score will hover around 430 considering the inflow of profiles. This is based on analysis of 6 months of data.
In two weeks, the number of aspirants joining/enhancing their scores to the range
> 600 === 150
450-600 === 500
441-450 === 275
431-440 === 500
421-430 === 400
If there is an IELTS result between the draws, there is an surge in the number of people > 430 ~ 1000 people (This is what the statistics says)
If there is no IELTS result, there is still an increase of around 500 people in this range.
If i back track this count for the previous couple of draws, if we fit in the numbers, we get the write crs number.
Based on this, unless we have a back to back draw, or draw count greater than 3500 the CRS will mostly hover around 430.
Oh God.! Some serious questions out there to answer especially on Saturday Night.! Let me see what i can do on Monday.!Excellent questions, i also wanted to ask same questions.
@Karnesh or other seniors can put some light to it.
you have valid pointsI would like to understand couple of points if someone can clarify
On the web, I could see that for 100 ITA's, 85 ITA's are actually submitted and 3% is rejected. In summary, 83/100 ITA's are actually being materialized
- What is the yearly quota/number for express entry? When did it start (Jan 2017?)? When will it end (Dec 2017?) ? Is the next year count counted from Jan 2018 - Dec 2018?
- Does the target numbers includes the principal applicant + participants? If so, is there any clarity on what is the proportional count to be considered on a single ITA?
- How much of PNP's actually go through the express entry?
I am asking these questions to think about the draw sizes. As many of you know that the draw size and frequency greatly govern the CRS, I wish to do some more analysis around this to educate myself.
IMO, if the number of ITA's is below 3K, the score will hover around 430 considering the inflow of profiles. This is based on analysis of 6 months of data.
In two weeks, the number of aspirants joining/enhancing their scores to the range
> 600 === 150
450-600 === 500
441-450 === 275
431-440 === 500
421-430 === 400
If there is an IELTS result between the draws, there is an surge in the number of people > 430 ~ 1000 people (This is what the statistics says)
If there is no IELTS result, there is still an increase of around 500 people in this range.
If i back track this count for the previous couple of draws, if we fit in the numbers, we get the write crs number.
Based on this, unless we have a back to back draw, or draw count greater than 3500 the CRS will mostly hover around 430.