totally agreejsm0085 said:You can't have two CEC applications in at the same time, the same way you can't have two FSW applications at the same time. This has been the case for years. If you need confirmation, contact CIC.
EE is not an application - it's a new system to allow CIC to determine who they want to apply for PR.
It's also worth noting that without an LMIA, the maximum points you will receive is 600/1200. That's going to be very tough for those who wish to apply for PR through CEC without an LMIA, especially when competing with FSW/ trades people.
You are wrong please see belowjsm0085 said:Yes I know what it is.
You seem to think that CEC apps will only be competing with other CEC apps in the pool, that is incorrect. Anyway, good luck.
Just remember, you won't be able to have two CEC apps running simultaneously.
greekhero said:You are wrong please see below
30. I am currently waiting for my application for permanent residence to be processed in the Federal Skilled Worker Program. Can I submit an Express Entry profile?
You may submit a new Express Entry profile, but it is not necessary. However, we will not refund any processing fees paid related to your original application. Your existing application will be processed based on the rules in place at the time you applied.
If you choose to create an Express Entry profile and are invited to apply, you will be required to submit a new application for permanent residence and the associated processing fees.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2014-12-01.asp#30
Seems We can apply Express Entry while waiting for the results under current CEC/FSW
You just contradicted yourself there. It is quoted "Your existing application will be processed based on the rules in place at the time you applied." That means your previous CEC application will be running using old rule, and you can create your EE profile while applying for other PR program like PNP. You cannot have multiple CEC application running at the same time.greekhero said:You are wrong please see below
30. I am currently waiting for my application for permanent residence to be processed in the Federal Skilled Worker Program. Can I submit an Express Entry profile?
You may submit a new Express Entry profile, but it is not necessary. However, we will not refund any processing fees paid related to your original application. Your existing application will be processed based on the rules in place at the time you applied.
If you choose to create an Express Entry profile and are invited to apply, you will be required to submit a new application for permanent residence and the associated processing fees.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/2014-12-01.asp#30
Seems We can apply Express Entry while waiting for the results under current CEC/FSW
This is exactly what it means.jsm0085 said:EE is just provides an invitation to apply for PR through CEC. If you have an application in, there is no purpose in trying to apply through EE unless you are rejected. To the best of my understanding you can't have two CEC applications being processed at the same time, you would need to withdraw your existing CEC application. The only other option would be to use EE to process an application as a FSW.
jsm0085 said:Let's assume they receive 10000 apps in January.
Let's assume that 3000 are FSW, 3000 are PNP and 4000 are CEC.
60% of applicants in the pool already have an LMIA, thus start with 600 points more than the majority of CEC applicants, thus they have a more significant chance of getting selected to apply for PR.
Bottom line, CEC apps should do there best to get an LMIA where possible, in order to increase their chances of being selected.
The purpose of this system is to allow CIC to be selective - they only want to bring in people who are needed. This process gives them the flexibility they need to do that.
Yah, right. But it definately help to speed up, as per CIC, EE will have the result within 6 months, right? If my PGWP is going to expire in the next 6 to 8 Months, I definately will file CEC and EE in the sametime, given I haven't got the AOR from CIC yet.ZingyDNA said:It looks you are right. But the thing is, if you are not getting PR under the current system, you won't be getting it through EE as that'll be harder...
why I am contradicted myself? Please check your logic before provide your comments, the question is whether we can apply both in the same time, the answer is yes. that's itretwant said:You just contradicted yourself there. It is quoted "Your existing application will be processed based on the rules in place at the time you applied." That means your previous CEC application will be running using old rule, and you can create your EE profile while applying for other PR program like PNP. You cannot have multiple CEC application running at the same time.
Anyways, CIC is known to keep changing their program and procedures. We can understand better once EE has been running for a while...
You need to look on your posts and see how they were. Two CEC applications cannot run at the same time. EE is an invitation system that allow CIC to determine who they want to apply for PR. That means you can create a profile in EE for other PR applications. The previous existing CEC application will be running based on the rules at the time you applied.greekhero said:why I am contradicted myself? Please check your logic before provide your comments, the question is whether we can apply both in the same time, the answer is yes. that's it
It costs nothing to enter the pool. You will only pay the money once you get the invitation. Again if you PGWP will expire in next 6 to 8 month , I would strongly recommend you do pay the money as the result will be available within 6 Month after you get picked by EE.jsm0085 said:He isn't getting it because he doesn't want to hear it. Good luck to him. Let him waste his money and his time.
Those words are quoted directly from CIC. Q&A 30retwant said:You need to look on your posts and see how they were. Two CEC applications cannot run at the same time. EE is an invitation system that allow CIC to determine who they want to apply for PR. That means you can create a profile in EE for other PR applications. The previous existing CEC application will be running based on the rules at the time you applied.
Anyways, there are a lot of things on stake when we are applying for PR: career, family life, future in Canada, and many others. The seniors here who are giving advise are not compensated at all for their contributions here. Most of us have gotten our permanent residency. We are here to share our success stories and help others so they can make the best decision regarding their PR applications. There have been also many failure stories, and most of our advises here are for the future applicants to avoid that.
CIC is known to change their programs and policies constantly, so nothing is certain for sure in EE. We don't know much and you don't know much as well here. Everybody here is only theorycrafting of what will happen. Most of the forecasts here from the seniors are from past knowledge, and most of the time we are resourceful in terms of that. So please don't just point at us and say "you are wrong", "the answer is yes. that's it". This is not a debate competition. We are here only to help other...
I think the miscommunication occurred because under the old rules, one can have only one application under economic (CEC, FSW) or social (PNP, Family). The rules appears to have changed under EE, wherein you could potentially submit a new CEC application under the new rule, while one already exists under the old rule.greekhero said:It costs nothing to enter the pool. You will only pay the money once you get the invitation. Again if you PGWP will expire in next 6 to 8 month , I would strongly recommend you do pay the money as the result will be available within 6 Month after you get picked by EE.
Also I would suggest you do more research before providing your comments as it is true we can apply both in the same time. I believe a wrong and misleading comments need to be point out, sorry it may hurt your feeling.