If you didn't receive an Invitation to Apply in the latest draw, don't f...



If you're not invited to apply in an Express Entry draw, it can be disheartening, but don't lose hope! Here's what you need to know and what you can do if your profile expires soon.

Will my information be saved when my Express Entry profile expires?

No, unfortunately, once your Express Entry profile expires, the system does not save your information. Profiles are valid for one year, and if yours is expiring, your information will be lost.

What should I do if my profile is expiring?

If your profile is expiring soon, it's recommended to create a new profile if you wish to stay in the pool. Here's how you can create a new profile:

  1. Sign in to your account.
  2. Go to "View the applications submitted" on the main page.
  3. Click the "Withdraw profile" link.
  4. Click the "Continue" button below the "Warning!" text under the heading "What would you like to do today?"

Once you've withdrawn your old profile, you can submit a new one. You'll receive a new Express Entry profile number and a new job seeker validation code for the Job Bank.

How can I increase my eligibility while I'm in the Express Entry pool?

Increasing your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) is crucial. Here are some steps you can take:

  • Improve your official language ability in English or French.
  • Enhance your level of education by obtaining additional credentials or assessing foreign credentials.
  • Secure a valid job offer.
  • Obtain a provincial nomination.
  • Gain more eligible work experience.
  • Increase eligibility to claim spousal points.

By boosting your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score, you improve your chances of receiving an ITA. Additionally, you may be eligible for category-based selections, which focus on specific factors like language ability or professional experience in high-demand positions.

Remember, persistence pays off! Keep working towards improving your profile and increasing your eligibility. Your Canadian dream is within reach. 🍁✨

Location: Sasstown, Liberia

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