Express Entry Profile - Overall Score: 0

[constellation13]

That's right. If you select 0125 as your primary NOC then you won't be eligible.

say, in the future if I have one year of experience in Canada with NOC 0125, can I change it?

 

[scylla]

say, in the future if I have one year of experience in Canada with NOC 0125, can I change it?

Yes

 

[Paulaga]

@Islander216 @21Goose @Jaybird94 @vubq123

I figured out the problem. I wasn't adding my current work experience in Canada under the "Work History" section, thinking was meant for previous work only. Thank you again guys for your help and sorry for the confusion XD

Hi. I am experiencing the same problem now. Is there any limit to create new profiles? I have already created 3 and everytime my score is 0 which is not possible. I am afraid if I create more, the profile could be blocked or could generate another issue.
I hope you can help me
Thank you very much

 

[scylla]

Hi. I am experiencing the same problem now. Is there any limit to create new profiles? I have already created 3 and everytime my score is 0 which is not possible. I am afraid if I create more, the profile could be blocked or could generate another issue.
I hope you can help me
Thank you very much

You are only supposed to have one profile. If you are getting a score of zero, then you are answering one or more questions incorrectly.

 

[Paulaga]

You need an ECA to create a profile.

Do you know if I need an ECA if I study my bachelor degree abroad canada but a graduate certificate in Canada?

 

[Naturgrl]

Do you know if I need an ECA if I study my bachelor degree abroad canada but a graduate certificate in Canada?

Are you claiming two or more or the graduate certificate only. If two or more, you need an ECA.

 

[Paulaga]

You are only supposed to have one profile. If you are getting a score of zero, then you are answering one or more questions incorrectly.

Yes, well what I mean is that, same as you. I received the letter saying that I am not elegible and I cannot update that information in the same forms, so then I need to start again a new form. Is not a problem how many times I do that?
Thank you very much

 

[Paulaga]

Are you claiming two or more or the graduate certificate only. If two or more, you need an ECA.

I am claiming for two. My bachelor degree that I studied in my country and a graduate certificate that I studied here in canada, but my confussion is because of this:
"IRCC asks applicants to submit only their highest completed credential for an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)"
. So, then my highest completed credential is the one I studied here in canada

 

[Naturgrl]

I am claiming for two. My bachelor degree that I studied in my country and a graduate certificate that I studied here in canada, but my confussion is because of this:
"IRCC asks applicants to submit only their highest completed credential for an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)"
. So, then my highest completed credential is the one I studied here in canada

Ok but without an ECA how can you claim your foreign education as a degree?

 

[Islander216]

I am claiming for two. My bachelor degree that I studied in my country and a graduate certificate that I studied here in canada, but my confussion is because of this:
"IRCC asks applicants to submit only their highest completed credential for an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)"
. So, then my highest completed credential is the one I studied here in canada

A diploma even if it's a graduate diploma is a lower credential than a bachelor's degree according to the CRS criteria.

You will need to submit an ECA for your bachelor's degree, also because you won't benefit from getting the points for two or more degrees, one of which is at least a 3 year bachelor's degree unless you submit an ECA for it.

 

[scylla]

I am claiming for two. My bachelor degree that I studied in my country and a graduate certificate that I studied here in canada, but my confussion is because of this:
"IRCC asks applicants to submit only their highest completed credential for an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)"
. So, then my highest completed credential is the one I studied here in canada

You need to get ECA done. That's what your profile is showing zero.

 

[skashwin]

hi Guys,
I got my CRS change from 467 to 0.
I updated my NOC to 2172 but forgot to change my NOC in previous work-ex (from 2171 to 2172). Is this the reason why CRS = 0?
(have ECA for Masters, and IELTS CLB: 8 )

Also do I need to mention this profile details in the new profile I create (under past attempts)?

TIA

 

[SatyaNahak]

Even I am having same problem as yours, planning to create the profile again. Please let me know if you find any solution to this.

 

[Holyange]

Sometimes when you makes an update and resubmit the profile, the CRS score will go to 0 because the system needs to recalculate your score. If you still meets the minim requirements, It will show the updated score after some minutes.

 

[lovedeepsingh]

You need to get ECA done. That's what your profile is showing zero.

Hello, One should only make a profile after getting ECA done?
My sister made a profile but her score is coming out to be 0. She selected no for ECA and sent a request to WES to verify her degree.
Is the score 0 because she selected no for ECA?