Rejecting ITA - what happens?

[vensak]

But i'll be back in the pool immediately at the time of declining the ITA

You will be back within 24 hours after rejecting ITA.

 

[syedahraza]

You have 60 days after you receive an ITA, so technically from now you have about 3 months to arrange your funds. So you probably won't need to reject an ITA!

Just to correct you, the deadline for application submission after ITA is now 90 days.

 

[mf4361]

But i'll be back in the pool immediately at the time of declining the ITA

There is no guarantee you will make the cut off in the next draw, it could go >500, you never know

 

[thourb]

Just to correct you, the deadline for application submission after ITA is now 90 days.

You're right, but that was posted in 2015

 

[Arweny]

Hi guys, I am also thinking about declining an ITA, as I won't be able to get all my documents in order in time (yes, I know it is three months). I have an Ontario nomination, though. Would I loose the 600 points for the nomination if I decline my first ITA or is that going to stay there when I go back to the pool? Has anyone tried this before?

 

[vensak]

Hi guys, I am also thinking about declining an ITA, as I won't be able to get all my documents in order in time (yes, I know it is three months). I have an Ontario nomination, though. Would I loose the 600 points for the nomination if I decline my first ITA or is that going to stay there when I go back to the pool? Has anyone tried this before?

no you will not, you will just go back to pool. and if missing documents are pcc with long leadtime, put there your application for those long runners and explanation that it will take longer. thats it.

 

[Arweny]

no you will not, you will just go back to pool. and if missing documents are pcc with long leadtime, put there your application for those long runners and explanation that it will take longer. thats it.

Great, thank you