Have you received the nomination or you are yet to receive it?Hi, Guys, If I have a choice between 440 to get a direct ITA and 440+600 (ontario normination) to get an ITA? Which would be ideal? I heard ITAs by provincial normination take longer time to process, is this true?
Not yet, but am expecting such a choice, what would you do given this choice?Have you received the nomination or you are yet to receive it?
Well, I would have chosen direct ITA as it allows to settle in any province.Not yet, but am expecting such a choice, what would you do given this choice?
Is it the case that ITAs with nomination points take longer to process? you heard anything about this?Well, I would have chosen direct ITA as it allows to settle in any province.
No nothing like that. In some cases, I have heard PNP gets PPR sooner than direct ITA but these things have no bases. I think the processing time has to do with the country you are applying from, the number of applications, etc.Is it the case that ITAs with nomination points take longer to process? you heard anything about this?
OK,thanks. Pray for direct ITA then.No nothing like that. In some cases, I have heard PNP gets PPR sooner than direct ITA but these things have no bases. I think the processing time has to do with the country you are applying from, the number of applications, etc.
I would not be surprised if we see 3750 or 4000 on 23rd May draw.As there was no draw yesterday can we expect 4000 ITAs on 23rd may draw? That would be great as it would definetly clear most of the people on 439 !!
Hopefully we do see those numbers. IRCC has been quite reserved this year with the number of ITAs when infact their target is higher.I would not be surprised if we see 3750 or 4000 on 23rd May draw.
There might be a possibility for increased number of ITAs but you should also take into consideration that the 2 weeks gap will give chance for more candidates to enter the pool with high CRS which may impact the chance of the cut-off point coming down negatively. The shorter the gap between rounds will help those candidates with relatively lower CRS (say 435-440) to get ITAs while spreading the number of ITAs issued for those with higher CRS to many rounds rather than putting them in a single round. That would have been a win win situation for all of us with one or 2 more additional round waiting time for the candidates with CRS above 441, given the current trend is maintained by CIC.As there was no draw yesterday can we expect 4000 ITAs on 23rd may draw? That would be great as it would definetly clear most of the people on 439 !!
No man!!! Not again..we dont want the cut-off to remain at 441 again..if above information is true then definetly a bad news!!A lot of people have been nominated last week from Ontario. Let's say around 800-1000 people will be entering the pool with the nomination in next draw. So, yes the cutoff will be higher again next week, but how high is the question now.
Next cutoff probably won't be lower than 439.
I don't think the number of nominations issued is so high. There would be around 200-300 nominations. The immigration tracker also reflects only 9 people receiving the nomination so far with 81 listed cases and most of them are in Decision in Progress stage. if all of them move to nomination only then we will get the number of nomination issued to 1000A lot of people have been nominated last week from Ontario. Let's say around 800-1000 people will be entering the pool with the nomination in next draw. So, yes the cutoff will be higher again next week, but how high is the question now.
Next cutoff probably won't be lower than 439.