nat138:


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my final thoughts, keep busy while waiting. Don't put your life on hold, keep moving. I have changed jobs and moved cities in the course of this process, I know it is easier said than done for most people. Also be straight forward, keep your application simple. This thread is a goldmine and I tell people that if I direct them to this thread to DIY and they still require my assistance, they will have to pay for such services. This remains one of the most straight forward immigrant processes i have seen so far.

Didibibi:
Good evening House,
Please I need guidance from someone who has lived in Germany and obtained PCC . The Info I have from them states that I must be resident in Germany to obtain the certificate. Please kindly help with the necessary procedure.

ladymarshall:
Lmao!!! So you have time to contest your score but not to type a good PPR script Why you do us like this na?

EOR unsuccessful. It's nothing personal sis. Scores does not take away your PPR, what's yours is yours and it has ended in praise. All the best in Canada. One love

Mzhella:
Good morning House. Please am a silent reader. My question is on NOC. I just started my application, got to a part i was asked if my NOC started with any of the listed but mine didn't. Mine started with 65 but the options i saw are 72, 63, 70 etc. Will this affect my application in anyway? Please advise. Job title is customer care representative.

Scandinavian02:
Copied from Kubeir Kamal. This might be useful here.


#ExpressEntryPool #speculation #pensiveSunday


So my take::

In the short term
The scores will see very worrying high trends.
People below 445-448 should start looking at alternative options, whether PNP or ways to improve their CRS. (look at CLB10 if needed or accept that Alberta NOI if you have received it)

I say 448, with a pinch of salt. While we can say with some understanding that 450s will most definitely be seen again. It's the breach of 450 mark that is eagerly awaited.

In the long term:
I expect to see changes to the programs with certain NOCs getting priority or even nationality quotas coming into play. I see
Canadian work experience and Canadian education being allotted more weight of points or even priority in terms of the draws conducted.
Mind you this is mere speculation as of now, but there is ample reason that fuels this speculation.

Synopsis:

If you are waiting on the sidelines, well you may already be very late. Jump in the pool if you haven't already.

Others, please be more aggressive in your pursuing PNP programs and options. Different provinces including OINP will be looking to add new programs shortly. Some may be targeted towards your NOC and others towards the support from local Canadian communities and employers.

To end this post, all I can say is that if Canadian PR is your objective, then make it your absolute priority in the near future and get cracking.

#foreverhopeful

itamkate:
Yes, I have a Masters degree. I'm just worried about my age, 31 might bring me a lot lower on points and right now, I can't escape it.

Canada2020:


we paid using GTB naira card

nomad26:
I have not seen it stated anywhere on the official website that you must leave the money in your account for 6 months. I don't understand where people are getting this info from, read further here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/proof-funds.html
I advise you to do extensive research on your own on the official website. Good luck.

pyruvateluv:
Please has anyone evaluated NOUN certificate recently, is it true that it is no longer equivalent to a Canadian certificate by WES?

pyruvateluv:
Please has anyone evaluated NOUN certificate recently, is it true that it is no longer equivalent to a Canadian certificate by WES?

Ronie24:
Please help us answer this question, am about to start registration from the same university for my masters. Thank you

nonen:
Please if I get ADR from Accra, does it mean that my file processing has been completed in Canada, and awaiting issuance of PPR from Accra.

If my file have been successfully accessed in Canada, why is Accra requesting Schedule A in ADR?

Thirdly, what’s the essence of the schedule A, if someone hasn’t raised a CSE and the circumstance remains the same?

Fourthly, assuming I spot an insignificant error in my application, is it necessary to make the change in the ADR or simply allow the status quo to remain?

etrange:


NOUN Msc is equivalent to Canadian MSc

nonen:
Please if I get ADR from Accra, does it mean that my file processing has been completed in Canada, and awaiting issuance of PPR from Accra.

If my file have been successfully accessed in Canada, why is Accra requesting Schedule A in ADR?

Thirdly, what’s the essence of the schedule A, if someone hasn’t raised a CSE and the circumstance remains the same?

Fourthly, assuming I spot an insignificant error in my application, is it necessary to make the change in the ADR or simply allow the status quo to remain?

ladymarshall:
1. It means your file was transferred from Canada to Accra for further processing. Processing is not complete until you get PPR.

2. If above answer applies, question 2 is redundant.

3. Schedule A is usually issued to those who have visa refusal. If you declared this in your application, you will be issued this.

4. If the error is insignificant, let it be. If it significant, correct it in the ADR and raise a CSE explaining that an error was made earlier

johnnybravo1990:




I’m here for you guys. I’ll be available to tutor new sets of people in Writing come 2 June.

Gec8:
Just curious,

Why do you guys fret over finding out your application file is in Accra? I understand couples may need to undergo an interview there, but I have read uncountable PPR stories of single applicants 'crying heaven and earth' over finding out there files are in Accra. What happens in that place exactly that gives you people sleepless nights. I'd like to know.

Please enlighten me.

Eibwen:
Hello guys please I have a question about notarizing your reference letter if you cannot get it on a letter head.

Does it matter where it it notarized? For example the company is in Nigeria and you reside in Egypt. Does it matter if it is notarized in Egypt? Or must it be where the company is?

The question might sound somehow but the person is not willing to do it and I thought I can notarize it from here myself. Thank you

Dannyko:
Congrats to those who have gotten PPR and aced IELTS in this part.

Good morning house,we may have friends /colleagues who have issues with WAEC verification ;this is a simple way to do it : Ask the person to buy a WAEC scratch card,then go on WAEC website to view his result.He should then save his result in PDF format and scan to WES via Hellofax (same way certificates are sent).Importantly,he should download the WAEC verification form on his profile (via WES website) and fill same by inputting the scratch card pin/details on the form .WES will use that to verify and his WAEC will be acknowledged within few days. He needs not to pay a dime to anyone. I hope this will be helpful to someone.

trendy09:
Right now,I'm so high with praise...Alhamdullilah!!!

Followed Oga to register for ielts (as per being a swthrt now ) after passing mine. Ended up writing with him.*winks*

Previous IELTS(MOD): LRSW: 8.5,7,7,7
New IELTS. (BC): LRSW: 9,7.5,7.5,7

Spouse (oga) :LRSW. :7, 5.0,7,5.5

Previous CRS: 445
New CRS. : 458

Indeed,two are better than one! Diving in d pool just got sweeter.

Please, lets exhaust all options available to jerk up our scores.May we all get to the promise land...

nonen:


Thanks my lady.
What if I don’t have copies of my rejection or visa refusal letters, what do I do. I stated in my application that I had some refusals already and even mentioned the reason for the refusals and the year of refusals in my application.

All the refusals were to the UK: 2007, 2015 and 2017

pyruvateluv:
Please has anyone evaluated NOUN certificate recently, is it true that it is no longer equivalent to a Canadian certificate by WES?

Ronie24:
Please help us answer this question, am about to start registration from the same university for my masters. Thank you

nonen:
If I get an ADR, do I need to fill out the form, print them, sign and then scan back before transmitting or is there another way of handling the document filling, signing and transmitting?

Denerystormborn:


Thank you nomad26.let me check it out now

Zara01:
Hi, shared my IELTS folder with you, hope it helps.

Kiitan195344:
Hello, I’d love to join the May AOR group. Kindly link me up. Thanks.

ladymarshall:
No you don't need to, just return the empty document back to them or you can ask a robot to do it