The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is implementing changes to its communication processes for applicants, representatives, employers, and the public, effective March 2, 2026. This adjustment aims to streamline how inquiries are handled, moving away from direct email correspondence for most types of questions.
New Inquiry Submission Method
Applicants and other stakeholders will be required to use designated webforms for submitting inquiries. Direct email communications to the MPNP will no longer be addressed after the effective date. This shift is intended to organize and standardize the intake of questions and information requests, ensuring that official channels are utilized for all communications.
Inquiries Not Receiving Responses
The MPNP has specified categories of inquiries that will not receive individual responses. These include requests for modifications to an existing Expression of Interest (EOI), cancellation or re-submission of an EOI, and extensions for Letters of Advice to Apply. Questions concerning the refusal of an application or nomination will also fall into this category. Additionally, inquiries about the status of an application or questions for which answers are available on the MPNP website are among those that will not receive direct replies. Prospective applicants are advised to review the MPNP website thoroughly before submitting inquiries.
Specific Communication Channels
Only communications sent through the designated webforms will be processed. The MPNP will prioritize inquiries submitted via these official channels. This measure is part of an effort to manage the volume of communications and ensure focused attention on inquiries that require direct intervention or information not already publicly available. The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program announced these changes on its official website.
Impact on Applicants and Stakeholders
These changes require applicants, representatives, and employers to adapt their communication strategies when interacting with the MPNP. Familiarity with the new webform system and the types of inquiries that will not be addressed will be crucial to ensure effective communication. The program encourages all parties to consult the official MPNP website for detailed information and guidance on these updated procedures.
Source: Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (https://immigratemanitoba.com/2026/03/changes-on-how-to-contact-the-mpnp/)
