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Common SINP mistakes that cause delays or refusal:
• Selecting NOC based on job title instead of actual job duties
• Reference letters missing key details (duties, hours/week, salary, dates, signature)
• Using copied or generic experience letters that don’t match the NOC
• Proof of funds showing sudden deposits or not maintained long enough
• Work experience dates not matching across resume, letters, and SINP forms
• Applying under employer streams before Job Approval is issued
• Employer not eligible or job offer not properly registered
• Waiting for SINP intake to open before preparing documents
• Not explaining employment gaps or overlapping jobs clearly
• Assuming SINP nomination guarantees PR approval
Final PR approval is always done by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, not Saskatchewan.
Most SINP refusals are due to documentation mistakes — not eligibility.
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02/11/2026
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02/06/2026
As of February 2, 2026, the Express Entry pool has ballooned to 238,920 active candidates competing for permanent residency in Canada! That means nearly a quarter million skilled workers are currently vying for Invitations to Apply (ITAs). 
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