SINP SASK OID DETAILS - QUERY

[Sikander47]

I have been scouring through these forums for a bit and can't find an answer to my question. I've got a relative in Sask due to which my points threshold makes me a candidate for the OID stream. From my understanding OID draws take place every month or so and each month the Sask government changes the category of the NOC listed jobs according to their own needs. What I am trying to find out is:
1) HOW does one find out what occupations/codes are eligible for the coming draw?
2) Since my job makes me eligible in more than one category/code, if I make a profile for OID can I switch it before each drawing and apply into the job code appearing in the current draw? Or is this decided when the job code list is released and you are able to pick n choose at that time?
I am essentially trying to find out how do you find out about the upcoming draws job codes so I can assess my file accordingly. I have been in talks with several agents in my city and each have a different explanation. Some say that ONLY they and their lawyers have access to that information but that does not make any sense to me as people are doing this without the help of any agents as well.

If someone can guide me in this matter, it'll be really appreciated.

 

[Sikander47]

Lots of views, any takers? Hints?
Just point me in the right direction..

 

[ciscoccie]

1) HOW does one find out what occupations/codes are eligible for the coming draw?

You cant find NOC for upcoming draws.They keep on changing by the government. You can guess based on the historic trend though.

2) Since my job makes me eligible in more than one category/code, if I make a profile for OID can I switch it before each drawing and apply into the job code appearing in the current draw? Or is this decided when the job code list is released and you are able to pick n choose at that time?

You choose only one NOC, if that noc is in the draw you will receive invitation. If you found out that a different NOC came out in draw,you can change the NOC in system but it will not effect current selection. You will then need to wait for next draw.

 

[Sikander47]

@ciscoccie Thank you, that was very informative. I appreciate that you took your time out to respond.

 

[Sikander47]

@ciscoccie This is especially helpful because the agent I was dealing me told me that he has "Special access" where he can see exactly what jobs are needed and the corresponding NOC's so when the draw is about to happen they can select the appropriate NOC and get me approved.

 

[ciscoccie]

@ciscoccie This is especially helpful because the agent I was dealing me told me that he has "Special access" where he can see exactly what jobs are needed and the corresponding NOC's so when the draw is about to happen they can select the appropriate NOC and get me approved.

He is lying. Dont trust these consultants, when I did my immigration FSW back in 2014 I did it all myself. The consultants charge huge money and a lot of them lie for simple paper work. You can simply visit Canadian government websites and figure out everything. You don't need consultant.