Beware of anybody who requires that you pay them a fee especially some of these representatives. Only very few of them are honest. When I didn't get drawn in the first draw, I panicked and contacted her again(I had earlier on abandoned her as soon as I realised she was up to no good even though I had paid her before).Drzues said:I just talked to a very famous immigration lawyer regarding next EE cut off, i was getting very conscious about what will happen next that I literally paid this guy for immigration counseling. So what he said that they have news coming out that the first draw was just for LMIA/ sponsored people and it was also job/ position based. next cut off will be for people with out the LMIA or hence people with PGWP/ CEC. Lawyer said they have to accommodate more people than previous years, so eventually you all should calm down, cut off will get as low as 327 in next month as according to the calculated data.
Lmao, you are a funny chap ;DPhil89 said:haha you are prob not in Canada cause if you were, you wouldn't be so sure about job bank and matching employers. This is nonsense and may work for very few people. CIC are idiots in this respect. I've been living here for 5 years and 100% sure that no employers are going to sponsor people from abroad they have never seen before and wait another half a year for them to come to Canada. This is like a joke. It's not that easy to find a decent job within Canada.
Once a year every province can exchange their paper ungiven nominations to "enhanced nominations". For example, some provinces like Alberta have 5500 classic paper nominations, they can choose to exchange 2000 to enhanced, or 3000, or 500.april2014_AINP said:Has anybody seen this:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/rounds.asp?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=short-url&utm_campaign=express-entry
In the end it says, "This round of invitations included Express Entry candidates from the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trades Program, Canadian Experience Class and Provincial Nominee Program."
What do they mean by included EE candidates from PNP? I thought provinces are not confirming previous nominations. And, how could anyone would have got nomination under EE stream of any province so soon?
we have already discussed this matter here:Ivan.Galv said:My information that real starting ID was something like 218000.
You don't need to think that it was 200k and increased to 218k in no time. Just set 218k as starting point.
Tele-conference EE in Decemberasdfg942 said:Although job offers supported by an LMIA accumulate 600 points towards the maximum 1200 within the CRS, CIC has indicated repeatedly that they anticipate drawing individuals with high human capital and no LMIA in the beginning draws.
reference pls?
Sorry but you were wrong about that ... cos I got ITA from the first draw and they put me under FSW category so what I can tell you is there are already FSW involved at the first draw.boske83 said:I agree with curious...
No way it will ever fall down to 320, in my opinion... new people will gain more experience, and will decide to immigrate, so there will be standard flow of potential immigrants...
However, inviting people with 750, or even 886 is silly... that means 286 ONLY in Human capital, which is in my opinion very low...
Regarding FSW - CIC still has a backlog from last year, and I do not expect they will draw FSW before april...
Well there are some provinces who have worked with CIC to get some numbers for their nomination to be qualified to apply EE after got nominated. Unfortunately Alberta does not do a thing about it so if you have applied for AINP then there is no benefit for you to apply EE after you got nomination from AINPapril2014_AINP said:Has anybody seen this:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/rounds.asp?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=short-url&utm_campaign=express-entry
In the end it says, "This round of invitations included Express Entry candidates from the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trades Program, Canadian Experience Class and Provincial Nominee Program."
What do they mean by included EE candidates from PNP? I thought provinces are not confirming previous nominations. And, how could anyone would have got nomination under EE stream of any province so soon?
Ya, I know... I have ainp nomination, but ainp refused to confirm it for my EE profile... It's good some provinces have confirmed theirs :|hope for the best said:Well there are some provinces who have worked with CIC to get some numbers for their nomination to be qualified to apply EE after got nominated. Unfortunately Alberta does not do a thing about it so if you have applied for AINP then there is no benefit for you to apply EE after you got nomination from AINP
1. Why would the press care? They came to Canada supposedly to get an education, which was delivered. They received a TEMPORARY work permit. There were no guarantees that they would receive PR status.MONKUCHA said:Yes but CEC is mostly PGWP holders and CEC quota was reached in October. They cannot leave all international students with open work permits after graduation without a way of getting PR. And we all know that not many employers want to apply for LIMA. They prefer hire PGWP holder only for 3 years than go through LIMA process.
If CIC won't do anything for International students the media will eat Immigration services for a breakfast. They have bad reputation already but it will be even worst without any solution. All "top" countries have an option for IS so Canada has to do something as well.
The question lies on CIC advertised PGWP as a easy way for student who wants to stay to get PR thru CEC. Schools followed by advertise their studies would lead to PR. And now all of a sudden, CIC is closing that path. Of course they can do that, CIC had a long history of screwing up people's plan. But you can't blame the frustration and lack of transparency.PMM said:Hi
1. Why would the press care? They came to Canada supposedly to get an education, which was delivered. They received a TEMPORARY work permit. There were no guarantees that they would receive PR status.
Well, if you are outside of Canada, I think you are one of the rare persons that are able to get LMIA-based job offer in NOC 0, A or B... I am glad I can see it is possible, and I really hope everything with your PR will go smooth...hope for the best said:Sorry but you were wrong about that ... cos I got ITA from the first draw and they put me under FSW category so what I can tell you is there are already FSW involved at the first draw.