SINP :- International Skilled Worker - Express Entry Sub-Category, Network Here

[nickarter84]

I think you are talking about declaration(in section B):

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/question-on-pr-in-canada-relocation-after-pr-thru-sinp-t137077.0.html
Reply #1 says: The truth is, there is no law or even immigration rule that says you must live in SK until you become a citizen or even for a certain amount of time after becoming a PR.

SINP has no link with CIC except providing nomination via express entry number.
CIC would allow you to get PR card, via Express entry.
PR card has no information about province.
When I call SINP team, I realised, they do not bother about what is claimed in EE.

Thanks
But i wouldnt even think to double cross the province
Which has nominated me
Ethically its not fair

 

[darklord]

Thanks
But i wouldnt even think to double cross the province
Which has nominated me
Ethically its not fair

We all sign an intend to reside in SK and if this intention changes at the time of landing and you land elsewhere, definitely, immigration officer has the authority to yank the PR. This is known to most of the people. Reference - http://meurrensonimmigration.com/pnp-participants-denied-entry-at-the-border/

Now, if you land in SK, but then move to other province, many quote Canada's Freedom of Movement charter and say you can move and settle anywhere.
However, legally, I understand that the inadmissibility for misrepresentation (A40) can be applied even after landing. If you look at the case Baro v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2007 FC 1299 (CanLII) (for example), http://www.cba.org/cba/cle/pdf/imm13_paper_mccrea.pdf , you will see that misrepresentation can be applied after landing. Specifically, under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, S.C. 2001, c. 27.
Will misinterpretation be applied for people who make intention to reside in a province but move elsewhere? This no one knows and I have not read anywhere till now that someone lost PR because they did not reside in the province that nominated them.

In my opinion, practically, one should always make an attempt to settle in the province that nominated them. If this is not possible, say due to not finding a job but you can find a job in another province, the province needs to be informed and only after that such a move should be done. This is because as per http://www.cba.org/cba/cle/pdf/imm13_paper_mccrea.pdf "Failure to Disclose" can also be considered as misinterpretation. I personally would make all attempts to settle in SK and if god forbid, I cannot settle, I will not move unless I discuss this with SINP - better safe than sorry.

Failure to Disclose
Innocent misrepresentations include statements that are not accurate. More problematic
are those cases where, although not asked, one fails to disclose information that which
is relevant and material.

Also, CIC is aware of the issue where people make intention to reside to get through PNP program and end up not making any effort. Currently they have not be doing anything about it but would anyone want to take chance and leave such an issue where some action might be taken on this?
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/speeches/2012/2012-01-26.asp

I know I have not answered the question definitively but I hope it helps.

 

[Gego2]

Hey seniors,
I got nominated last week and I am working on checking my CIC Express Entry profile, where I found some data that needs to be updated/ modified. Should that be a problem?

PS: I had not received an ITA yet.

Please advise.

 

[Zinger19]

Hello House,
My app has bn "in-process" since 25th of Sept or so. i submitted 18th of June NOC 4163
What do i expect next? Anyone in my shoes please?

 

[nickarter84]

We all sign an intend to reside in SK and if this intention changes at the time of landing and you land elsewhere, definitely, immigration officer has the authority to yank the PR. This is know to most of the people. Reference - http://meurrensonimmigration.com/pnp-participants-denied-entry-at-the-border/

Now, if you land in SK, but then move to other province, many quote Canada's Freedom of Movement charter and say you can move and settle anywhere.
However, legally, I understand that the inadmissibility for misrepresentation (A40) can be applied even after landing. If you look at the case Baro v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2007 FC 1299 (CanLII) (for example), http://www.cba.org/cba/cle/pdf/imm13_paper_mccrea.pdf , you will see that misrepresentation can be applied after landing. Specifically, under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, S.C. 2001, c. 27.
Will misinterpretation be applied for people who make intention to reside in a province but move elsewhere? This no one knows and I have not read anywhere till now that someone lost PR because they did not reside in the province that nominated them.

In my opinion, practically, one should always make an attempt to settle in the province that nominated them. If this is not possible, say due to not finding a job but you can find a job in another province, the province needs to be informed and only after that such a move should be done. This is because as per http://www.cba.org/cba/cle/pdf/imm13_paper_mccrea.pdf "Failure to Disclose" can also be considered as misinterpretation. I personally would make all attempts to settle in SK and if god forbid, I cannot settle, I will not move unless I discuss this with SINP - better safe than sorry.

Failure to Disclose
Innocent misrepresentations include statements that are not accurate. More problematic
are those cases where, although not asked, one fails to disclose information that which
is relevant and material.

Also, CIC is aware of the issue where people make intention to reside to get through PNP program and end up not making any effort. Currently they have not be doing anything about it but would anyone want to take chance and leave such an issue where some action might be taken on this?
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/speeches/2012/2012-01-26.asp

I know I have not answered the question definitively but I hope it helps.

that was helpful
almost clear explanation

 

[PEPO2015]

one question please..

In the schedule 4 form there is a question which ask which province government has nominated you?
I wrote Saskatchewan although i am not nominated yet by any province.

is this correct?

pls correct me if i am mistaken.

 

[darklord]

one question please..

In the schedule 4 form there is a question which ask which province government has nominated you?
I wrote Saskatchewan although i am not nominated yet by any province.

is this correct?

pls correct me if i am mistaken.

Yes, this is correct. As you are applying for SINP nomination, you need to enter Saskatchewan. I have done the same.

All the best.

 

[koolbnda]

Regarding Registration Number

I have question regarding registration process. I submitted my file my completing my member in training application form but I did not get my 5-digit registration number. does it take time after submission of application to get my registration/file number ?? or I have 5 digit web reference number. is it the registration number??

anyone who went through APEGS member in training process, please throw some light on it.

Thanks in advance.

 

[preet93]

Hi Guys,
I need advice from you. Currently i am in British Columbia and they stop accepting applications for PNP. BC PNP will re-open in January 2016.
Now i am thinking to move to Saskatchewan and apply to SINP. Currently i am on my Work permit. I have 1 year job experience in my field.
Can someone guide like if i come to Saskatchewan can i apply for SINP and if yes what is average processing time. Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,
Preet

 

[sham_visa]

Yes, this is correct. As you are applying for SINP nomination, you need to enter Saskatchewan. I have done the same.
All the best.

I left this field empty.
looks like I need to re-send sch4 form.

 

[bellaluna]

+1 to darklord.

Hi Guys,
I need advice from you. Currently i am in British Columbia and they stop accepting applications for PNP. BC PNP will re-open in January 2016.
Now i am thinking to move to Saskatchewan and apply to SINP. Currently i am on my Work permit. I have 1 year job experience in my field.
Can someone guide like if i come to Saskatchewan can i apply for SINP and if yes what is average processing time. Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,
Preet

Right now, the only SINP stream open that you can join is the Employment Offer one, if you can find a job offer in SK before BC PNP or the other SINP streams reopen.
Here's the processing time, 3 months: http://www.economy.gov.sk.ca/immigration/sinp-processing-time

 

[Sunil_JZ]

I have recently applied for SA PCC and received it .

Just to share the steps:
1) Get your finger prints from authorized agency, I have taken it from the Indian Regional commissioner office on the SAPS finger print form
2) Fill out the form Annex_23_B, you will easily get that online
3) Pay around 96 ZAR (for more details,saps.gov.za/services/applying_clearence_certificate.php)
4) then create one cover letter just address that you need SA PCC in general with you details.
5) Collect all the documents and courier it to the address given to the above link.
6) Once they will receive you can see entry online saps.gov.za/services/certificate.php
7) Once it is ready you can authorize courier company to collect it.

Hope this information would help you.

Please let me know if you need more information.

Regards,
Pinkesh

 

[alaapshah347]

Guys,

do any one know the procedure SINP is following ?
i can see many of June intake guys are still waiting their status to convert in to "in process" including myself.

i haven't received even a feedback back from SINP document team for an additional documents which i send, what i received is just an auto reply msg?

are they selecting the candidates as per NOC? regions?

 

[bellaluna]

^ They don't acknowledge successful document submissions.

 

[mumbai5]

Hi All,

I have applied on 26 th June 2015. NOC 2171.
Status still Application Received.
With Justin T. being the new PM. What are the prospective directions for new immigrants, PNP & CIC draws

Mumbai5