Ray of Hope - 92nd Draw

[Ragnar19]

I am tired of this BS arguments from people who work/study in Canada saying we pay tax and we should get first preference rather than the outlanders. It's like white supremacists and Trump supporters saying we lose jobs and bla bla to immigrants. The whole north american continent is an immigrant continent. If anybody can say I should get first priority, it should be the Native American. Not anybody else.

The system is clear. If you don't have enough points, GET OUT!

 

[abnzyr18]

You can forget things. I am just predicting CRS score and just telling You that nothing is changed from 2017 -2018.

Oh nothing hs chngd really ? frgt 413. did u even see 439 in 2018 ?

 

[Jimmysuperfly]

Hey All, please refrain from profanity.. we all know everyone is frustrated because of "No show"...
But hey guys/gals please let you all look fwd to next draw... We all have other important aspects to life....
Sun is shining and god is beaming his smile on all of us...

Amen to that!!

The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step - Lao Tzu

No profanity here mate

Hey All, please refrain from profanity.. we all know everyone is frustrated because of "No show"...
But hey guys/gals please let you all look fwd to next draw... We all have other important aspects to life....
Sun is shining and god is beaming his smile on all of us...

Amen to that!!

The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step - Lao Tzu

No profanity here mate....its a popular english saying.

 

[Carpe Diem1903]

Honestly it is very appalling to see how some people are reacting to the way IRCC operates. We should remind ourselves immigration is not a right but a previlage provided to us.
To top that Canadian residents pay for the services we get from IRCC.
Have some patience and stop demanding that IRCC should work the way you want to.
Obviously they have their reasons and they are much smarter than any of us here.

 

[vensak]

I can tell u the fact.
Last year I keep my self above 440 and I suggested people to stay above 440.

This year I can suggest u to stay above 450 than u r fine.

That is also my estimation. Point of safety is on 450. Of course not everybody can get there. So if you cannot try to exhaust all possibilities to get as close as possible (unless you are waiting for PNP, then you can relax).
If draws will be closer to 440 and you manage to get like 445 it is much better for you, than to sit on 434 and think if your spouse shall get her / his ECA done.

 

[AlliBatista]

Honestly it is very appalling to see how some people are reacting to the way IRCC operates. We should remind ourselves immigration is not a right but a previlage provided to us.
To top that Canadian residents pay for the services we get from IRCC.
Have some patience and stop demanding that IRCC should work the way you want to.
Obviously they have their reasons and they are much smarter than any of us here.

Agreed.

Except the "smarter" part.

 

[denzrambo]

Honestly it is very appalling to see how some people are reacting to the way IRCC operates. We should remind ourselves immigration is not a right but a previlage provided to us.
To top that Canadian residents pay for the services we get from IRCC.
Have some patience and stop demanding that IRCC should work the way you want to.
Obviously they have their reasons and they are much smarter than any of us here.

agree!

 

[Jakev]

Again not true.
Before EE, you would have to have 67 points and to be one of those desired NOC and then you would hit quota limit pretty soon. That was slowly pushing people for more and more waiting time. As a result people were waiting 2 - 5 years to get to Canada.

While now they do not put down specific NOC, but people compete in language knowledge, university degree and work experience (I do not see age as a major competition factor from to point, that you cannot influence how old you are, but of course it gives advantage to younger ones).
If you manage to get enough points, your application is done rather fast (in most cases).

Fact is, that it is not that hard (technically) for anybody with a Master degree or double diploma to get 440+ points if he or she is in 35- age range.
Of course to get there you need to have high English / French level (at least from what test will say).
And somehow most of those that manage to pass university are good at studying and preparation for tests in general.

A very well-articulated point of view- I was 35 when I received my ITA last year as a result of maxing out the language scores coupled with a Master's. My only suggestion to everybody, if at all possible, is to enhance your language scores focusing on particularly the Listening module followed by the Writing one. Last but certainly not the least, keep the hope and pretty certain all of you good guys would be here in Canada in no time.

Bonne chance.

 

[Quorn]

Honestly it is very appalling to see how some people are reacting to the way IRCC operates. We should remind ourselves immigration is not a right but a previlage provided to us.
To top that Canadian residents pay for the services we get from IRCC.
Have some patience and stop demanding that IRCC should work the way you want to.
Obviously they have their reasons and they are much smarter than any of us here.

Couldn't agree more. At least there is a beautiful country in the world like Canada, who welcomes immigrants every year at an increasing rate. IRCC is not working for us, actually we should be thankful that there is IRCC.

 

[Jimmysuperfly]

Honestly it is very appalling to see how some people are reacting to the way IRCC operates. We should remind ourselves immigration is not a right but a previlage provided to us.
To top that Canadian residents pay for the services we get from IRCC.
Have some patience and stop demanding that IRCC should work the way you want to.
Obviously they have their reasons and they are much smarter than any of us here.

I disagree with you sir, we pay for the services by way of the processing fees CAD$550 and CAD $490

 

[syntaxrage]

Couldn't agree more. At least there is a beautiful country in the world like Canada, who welcomes immigrants every year at an increasing rate. IRCC is not working for us, actually we should be thankful that there is IRCC.

I agree with all stated not disputing that, but it would be nice if they had a CEC draw just like FSW and PNP. I don't think I offended any due process by wishful thinking?

 

[Quorn]

I disagree with you sir, we pay for the services by way of the processing fees CAD$550 and CAD $490

I tend to disagree with that. They don't charge a cent until one receives ITA and submits an application, which is fair in my opinion.

 

[syntaxrage]

Honestly it is very appalling to see how some people are reacting to the way IRCC operates. We should remind ourselves immigration is not a right but a previlage provided to us.
To top that Canadian residents pay for the services we get from IRCC.
Have some patience and stop demanding that IRCC should work the way you want to.
Obviously they have their reasons and they are much smarter than any of us here.

I agree with all stated not disputing that, but it would be nice if they had a CEC draw just like FSW and PNP. I don't think I offended any due process by wishful thinking?

 

[abhishek_89]

Like @abhishek_89 said, May 2017 was the best time to be in the EE pool. Lot of us folks are hoping a similar pattern would repeat this year as well

If it happens well and good, but so far the trends are stating it won't happen.

 

[Quorn]

I agree with all stated not disputing that, but it would be nice if they had a CEC draw just like FSW and PNP. I don't think I offended any due process by wishful thinking?

Yes, it would be nice indeed and there is nothing wrong with wishes. For example, I would wish that Canada wouldn't penalize accompanying spouse that much and add points for spouse's international work experience. But I have to respect and abide despite that it is not the case.