wanna share my personal experience and advise for cec pnp applicants

[cic.gc.ca]

Hi everyone,
I came to canada as a student in 2010. i studied for 3 years and got my work permit. I worked in my own field and gained one year experince. After that, I send my cec file last year in october, however my file came back after 3 months because the capp was reached. I went through lots of dissapointment and frustration. Its like all my hard work went waste and my life had stopped.
Then I made hard decision, left my job and moved from orleans, ontario to vancouver BC. I found a job here, then applied for pnp. From pnp to ppr it took 6 months.

I applied with 9 months odd pcc , I went to my home country during this time, i thought i might create a problem, but cic never asked for new pcc.
For financial proof, I just gave them print out of available funds. letter from bank which says how much money i have. This letter did not have any details about the source of money like statement or source of income. This also didnt create any issue.
These are the two basic advices I wanted to share with you guys. Good luck to everyone.

 

[audrey888]

Hi everyone,
I came to canada as a student in 2010. i studied for 3 years and got my work permit. I worked in my own field and gained one year experince. After that, I send my cec file last year in october, however my file came back after 3 months because the capp was reached. I went through lots of dissapointment and frustration. Its like all my hard work went waste and my life had stopped.
Then I made hard decision, left my job and moved from orleans, ontario to vancouver BC. I found a job here, then applied for pnp. From pnp to ppr it took 6 months.

I applied with 9 months odd pcc , I went to my home country during this time, i thought i might create a problem, but cic never asked for new pcc.
For financial proof, I just gave them print out of available funds. letter from bank which says how much money i have. This letter did not have any details about the source of money like statement or source of income. This also didnt create any issue.
These are the two basic advices I wanted to share with you guys. Good luck to everyone.

Congrats on your PPR! You must have been lucky that your application has been assessed by a considerate VO. My first attempt of PR application was rejected last August due to Lmia issue. I was one of the applicants who got the first rounds of ITA then. I'm still not losing hope as I have a PNP nomination on process and finally get through PPR soon. We're all been experiencing a lot of frustrations, hardships and disappointments with the new system. I know there are some new immigrants that don't deserved to be one, couple of people I know faked their documents, has illegit source of funds and some can't even speak the language well. I believe that there are more deserving people who are struggling to get ITA but not lucky enough to get one.
Good luck to all!

 

[Meya06]

Congratulation! You deserve it :