LaserFocus:


Thank you Dupsyshoo and JesusDWay for your responses. This however leaves me feeling like theres no hope for me. What other route is open to someone like me. I do not have a child and the $15,000 POF is for my settlement alone.

Doggys:
Yes Etfash. We are on the same ship. In fact I had an incomplete application from SINP in the May opening and look forward to the next. Please I'll like us to do a documents check together for completeness. Thanks. And now we don't even know what rate to calculate with anymore.

Etfash:


I am still in line for the Nomintion. oanda.com is your best bet for funds conversion.
For document checklist, check out the list below:
Code of Conduct
Birth Document
Passport
Document proving marital status of: Single
Educational/Training Credentials
Work Experience Credentials
English/French Language Ability
Proof of Transferable Settlement Funds
IMM 0008 - Generic Application Form for Canada
IMM 5562 Supplementary Information Your Travels
IMM-5406 Additional Family Information
Schedule 4: Economic Classes - Provincial Nominee
Schedule A: Background/Declaration

SINP sent that list to me in November, 2015. Note that, you do not need a proof of singlehood if you are married. Your marriage certificate replaces that.
You can begin to gather and upload them now against the next opening.

Best regards.

tundechange:
Hi guys,

My enquiry is to those who did their evaluation through IQAS. Please, does IQAS send verification letter to schools before concluding their evaluation?

Thanks in advance for us speedy response.

dupyshoo:
If you are married and your spouse is accompanying you, your score will be reduced by 30 points which your spouse has to earn (20 points for IELTS and 10 points for ECA).

If you get married before receiving ITA, she will need to evaluate her degree and write IELTS to boost your CRS score. However, if you marry after submitting your application, it will not be necessary for her to write IELTS and evaluate her degree. You will just notify IRCC and a new POF to cater for 2 people, her application fee and RPPF, her medicals and PCC will be requested from you.

Etfash:


That is correct. Your aim will be to convince the OINP guys that you will stay in their province... You may want to tell them the link between your experience and the industries located in Ontario; how you have tied a great part of your future endeavors to certain institutions in Ontario and what Ontario holds for your family etc.

AyaSunday:


Ok. Please 1 more thing, all the lists of Jobs in the NOC link on the first page of this thread, are they still valid for 2016?

rokee:
How does someone go about the proof of single hood ?

CalcreteJB:
Good evening house, i'm a first timer and read through cic website that before creating an express entry profile, i must write an English proficiency test. Can someone please put me through the processes of writing a Canadian English proficiency test in Nigeria?

LaserFocus:
Hello guys,

I'm new to this forum but have been reading up on all the posts.

I really need your help here. I registered on the EE system and came up as ineligible. No scores were displayed on my profile.

My IELTS results is L7, W7.5, S8, R8.5, Overall 8.0
My NOC is 1121, have about 7 years experience in Human Resources, a Master’s degree which has been verified by WES. Age 43, Single. I don’t have a job offer in Canada, I don’t have a provincial nomination and I don’t have a relative in Canada. Funds available to move to Canada is $15,000. I put in both my Bachelors degree and Masters degree. Both have been verified by WES.
What could be responsible for this ineligibility report? How do I go from here?

I also have a second career as a Pharmacist with NOC 3131 . I have part time work experience with this. I didn’t use this in the application because it is a regulated profession requiring examination and certification before I can practice it in Canada. Can I put in another application in the EE system using this?

Your responses will be truly appreciated.

Cheers.

dupyshoo:
Hi all,

The journey that started last year May has finally come to an end. We finally landed in Canada yesterday. Glory to God as we are now officially Permanent Residents of Canada. Nothing much was asked except if we have new family members and if we have any criminal record. Even POF was not asked.

Want to wish everyone with their applications still in process all the best. For those that are still awaiting ITA and PNP, God will perfect it and finally for those who are contemplating on starting this Canadian PR journey, please start as soon as you can, you have got nothing much to lose.

I will still be on the forum to answer any questions you may have but I won't be able to answer any job related questions as we are only doing short landing. We will be travelling back home in the next few weeks as we are not planning to move to Canada permanently until the next 2 years.

xcaper:
Am interested in relocating to Canada with my family, how do i get it started. Am married with two kids, I have an MBA and have 9 years work experience.please some should respond and help a brother

dupyshoo:
Thanks.

You need the POF for your application. However, although you are required to bring the pof while landing you might or might not be asked to show it. I had the POF with me while landing though.

Yes, I need to sort out some issues before finally relocating to Canada. To maintain permanent resident status, one needs to stay in Canada 2 years out of 5 years. So it is not compulsory that one relocates to Canada immediately. However, one will have to land in Canada before the date stated on your COPR which is usually a year after medicals. After landing, you can come back to your home country but you will need to travel back to Canada within the next 3 years to retain PR status.

Etfash:


Go to any marriage registry near you.

40manlappy:
Good evening irondome, dupyshoo, zandora, JesusDWay, Slimmsyyetty, Tola73, Etfash, beyunce, hartson, princey83, Gymme, other gurus

We recently applied for Manitoba PNP having received Letter of Advice to Apply (LAA) from the Province.

Few days ago, we both received a mail from New Brunswick inviting us to attend their Information Session in Dubai in respect of their PNP. A friend actually encouraged us to register for the event before we got LAA from Manitoba.

My question is this: considering the financial implications of attending the session in the UAE, do you think it is really worth it to attend when we have already applied for the Manitoba PNP?

NB:Spouse is the primary applicant but we both applied for the New Brunswick Information Session.

Jer29v11:
Good morning All. I intend retaking my IELTS exam because my last score (8.5/8.5/8.5/6.5) dropped my CRS score by approximately 60 marks my question is;
(1) Since my WES evaluation is ready, can I create my EE profile with my current IELTS score and then update my profile once I retake my IELTS?

Jer29v11:
Good morning All. I intend retaking my IELTS exam because my last score (8.5/8.5/8.5/6.5) dropped my CRS score by approximately 60 marks my question is;
(1) Since my WES evaluation is ready, can I create my EE profile with my current IELTS score and then update my profile once I retake my IELTS?

Jer29v11:
Good morning All. I intend retaking my IELTS exam because my last score (8.5/8.5/8.5/6.5) dropped my CRS score by approximately 60 marks my question is;
(1) Since my WES evaluation is ready, can I create my EE profile with my current IELTS score and then update my profile once I retake my IELTS?

dupyshoo:
Hi all,

Congratulations,

Can you please share how you were able to process the application? Documents submitted? IELTS? And the whole process of the package.

Thanks.





The journey that started last year May has finally come to an end. We finally landed in Canada yesterday. Glory to God as we are now officially Permanent Residents of Canada. Nothing much was asked except if we have new family members and if we have any criminal record. Even POF was not asked.

Want to wish everyone with their applications still in process all the best. For those that are still awaiting ITA and PNP, God will perfect it and finally for those who are contemplating on starting this Canadian PR journey, please start as soon as you can, you have got nothing much to lose.

I will still be on the forum to answer any questions you may have but I won't be able to answer any job related questions as we are only doing short landing. We will be travelling back home in the next few weeks as we are not planning to move to Canada permanently until the next 2 years.

Etfash:


Go to any marriage registry near you.