Guys...I got the ITA just now.I haven't claimed any points for Spouse's work experience and education. But I filled in her details. In other words Education assessment not done for my spouse. Only claimed points for her IELTS score.
Will CIC ask for her Education credential assessment and work reference letters? At the moment , I only have her IELTS score card.
If you have not claimed points for your spouse education, then you need not submit the proofs. But its no harm in mentioning the same and submitting the ECA copy if you have one.
So for the ITA, I can only find the email messages. Where is the actual "Permanent Resident" application that I should start applying/submitting documents to. The step by step guide in the email does not really match with what I see on myCIC account. Do you have a screenshot or something ?
So for the ITA, I can only find the email messages. Where is the actual "Permanent Resident" application that I should start applying/submitting documents to. The step by step guide in the email does not really match with what I see on myCIC account. Do you have a screenshot or something ?
even i had the same doubt . So when you say the application will be assessed to reconfirm... will that happen once i submit all the docs or before that . Coz no way i want to do under FSW
even i had the same doubt . So when you say the application will be assessed to reconfirm... will that happen once i submit all the docs or before that . Coz no way i want to do under FSW
It is possible that a candidate may appear to meet the program requirements of more than one federal immigration program. When this occurs, the processing office must only determine that the applicant meets oneof the federal programs for which they have been tagged. Once the applicant is determined to have met one of the federal immigration programs there is no need for further assessment of the others.
Processing offices should assess PNP applicants for federal programs in the following order:
CEC
FSTP
FSWP
Should the applicant fail to meet the first program considered, the processing office should consider the other programs to which the applicant has been tagged in turn until the applicant either meets one program or all possible tagged programs have been considered.
If it is determined that the applicant does not meet any of the tagged federal immigration programs, the application should be refused on A11.2. Misrepresentation should also be considered, as appropriate.
As for me, I have a quick question.
My score was 1043 but in reality should be 1018, due to the glitch on myCIC related to work history (since we only input the month, instead of the date).
But since my score is way higher than required, should I be worried?
As for me, I have a quick question.
My score was 1043 but in reality should be 1018, due to the glitch on myCIC related to work history (since we only input the month, instead of the date).
But since my score is way higher than required, should I be worried?