Hello,
My husband and I have created an express entry profile with myself as a primary applicant, as our CRS score was higher that way. However, my NOC code is not in demand in provinces in Canada. So while our CRS score is 484, I do not think provinces are going to nominate us. Basically, this means, we do not have a chance to immigrate to Canada unless FSWP opens up. Now, with my husband as a primary applicant, our CRS score is quite low. But his NOC code is in-demand, which could help us get the nomination sooner.
So should we be creating separate profiles for both of us, wherein I am a primary applicant in one and he is a primary applicant in another? Is it legal? And should we use the same GCKey to create both profiles? Please help.
My husband and I have created an express entry profile with myself as a primary applicant, as our CRS score was higher that way. However, my NOC code is not in demand in provinces in Canada. So while our CRS score is 484, I do not think provinces are going to nominate us. Basically, this means, we do not have a chance to immigrate to Canada unless FSWP opens up. Now, with my husband as a primary applicant, our CRS score is quite low. But his NOC code is in-demand, which could help us get the nomination sooner.
So should we be creating separate profiles for both of us, wherein I am a primary applicant in one and he is a primary applicant in another? Is it legal? And should we use the same GCKey to create both profiles? Please help.