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Your worksheet is a required document with your application. For an application to be accepted for consideration you must score at least 60 points. If you score less than 60 points in the MPNP Self-assessment Worksheet you are not eligible to apply. The MPNP points grid and worksheet are for self-assessment and personal information only.
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Nominated applicants should follow the steps outlined in their Letter of Approval from the MPNP when applying for permanent residence. For applicants nominated through one of the regular MPNP program categories, this includes submitting their permanent resident applications to the Centralized Intake Office, rather than using Express Entry.
- How to apply
- Pay your application fees
- Temporary changes to biometrics
- Submit your online application
- Biometrics fee
You must now apply online
As of September 23, 2022, you must now apply online for this program. If you can’t apply online, and require accommodations, including for a disability, you can ask for the application in another format (paper, braille or large print).
Fill out your application
Once you’ve been nominated by a province or territory, you can apply for permanent residence. Sign in or create a Permanent residence online application portal(opens in a new tab) account. The instruction guide, (IMM EP7000), will help you fill out the forms properly.
You must fill out these digital forms online
You’ll fill out these digital forms online (for yourself, and any family members 18 or older) Generic Application Form for Canada (IMM 0008) Schedule A – Background/Declaration (IMM 5669) Additional Family Information (IMM 5406) Supplementary Information - Your travels (IMM 5562)
Biometrics fee
In most cases, you must pay a biometrics fee when you submit your application. Otherwise, you may experience delays. The biometrics fee covers the cost of collecting fingerprints and a digital photo. After you pay the biometrics fee with a complete application, we’ll send you a letter confirming that you need to give your biometrics and where you can go. You must show this letter when you give your biometrics. You must give your biometrics in person. Make sure to book an appointment if this service is offered. Find a collection point close to you.
Third-party fees
Depending on your situation, you may need to pay third parties for: medical exams police certificates language testing educational credential assessment Our instruction guide can help you understand which fees apply to you.
Before you submit your application, make sure you:
•answer all questions
•electronically sign your application (type your full name exactly as shown on your passport)
•include your processing fee receipt
•upload all the supporting documents (you must include a copy of the nomination certificate that the province or territory sent you)
If your application is incomplete, we’ll reject it. You’ll have to fix any errors and then re-submit it.
•Individual applicant: CAD $85
•Families applying at the same time: maximum total fee of CAD $170
Points calculation for Skilled Workers Overseas. To be considered for approval, an applicant applying as a Skilled Worker Overseas has to score at least 60 points on the MPNP points grid. Assessment is based on the following economic factors: language proficiency, age, education, work experience and adaptability.
This stream operates on an Expression of Interest (EOI) system whereby prospective applicants submit their intention to apply to the program. The most qualified are invited to apply by receiving a Letter of Advice to Apply (LAA) from the MPNP-B. After receiving a LAA, candidates have 60 days to submit their application to the program.
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