Reasons for Rejection

[DelPiero07]

Hi,

I recently got ITA and am now in the process of uploading my documents. One of the documents that I'm required to upload is Medical Exam! Do I HAVE TO do a medical exam now (upfront)? I thought we could do the medicals later! Any ideas?

Thanks,
M

You have to do them before submitting your eAPR.

 

[miladi]

You have to do them before submitting your eAPR.

So basically everyone has to do the medicals upfront then?

 

[riasat.abir]

So basically everyone has to do the medicals upfront then?

It's not upfront, you are doing it after you got the ITA. You may have to show your ITA while medical. (I had to show)
So if you've received ITA do your medical and submit the application.

 

[lifeisgood99]

Hii.. Just want to ask a question on behalf of my friend... If cic asks for additional documentS..say for example celpip or schedule A or any other forms ? does rejection comes after that too ? Or if they ask additional documents we can say that they have reviewed our documents and the chances of rejection are allmost nil ? Any help would be appreciated.... Thanx

 

[DelPiero07]

Hii.. Just want to ask a question on behalf of my friend... If cic asks for additional documentS..say for example celpip or schedule A or any other forms ? does rejection comes after that too ? Or if they ask additional documents we can say that they have reviewed our documents and the chances of rejection are allmost nil ? Any help would be appreciated.... Thanx

It ain't over until the fat lady sings.

If seen someone get rejected after a schedule A request.

 

[omar_ahmed21]

Correct, if you failed to upload your foreign degree it will lead to rejection.

Raise a CSE with a copy of your degree.

Please don't ask what a CSE is.

What's the CSE ?

 

[lifeisgood99]

It ain't over until the fat lady sings.

If seen someone get rejected after a schedule A request.

Thanx i got u... ;D.

 

[uppperkut]

Correct, if you failed to upload your foreign degree it will lead to rejection.

Raise a CSE with a copy of your degree.

Please don't ask what a CSE is.

Is this the right place to submit a CSE?
https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx

 

[PeachesAndMaples]

I made a mistake in my eAPR. Filing up the form, i erroneously entered my job position as internal auditor III rather than Internal Auditor II. It was an honest mistake. I may added "I" erroneously. I already raised CSE. Any additional thing to do?

 

[cecfile]

where Do I need to upload IELTS and Degree transcript .

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

I made a mistake in my eAPR. Filing up the form, i erroneously entered my job position as internal auditor III rather than Internal Auditor II. It was an honest mistake. I may added "I" erroneously. I already raised CSE. Any additional thing to do?

You should be fine if you have raised a CSE and explained this.

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

where Do I need to upload IELTS and Degree transcript .

In the document containing the education PDF, upload your degree, ECA report and IELTS report. Transcripts are not required unless your degree is from Canada.

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Is this the right place to submit a CSE?
https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx

Yes, correct.

 

[expat2be]

if i've selected 6 years or more in FSW eligibility test before the EE and in the CRS of the EE i chose 3 years or more of foreign work experience.

can i claim points for only 3 years of my employment record after receiving my ITA? or would that be misrepresenting as in the beginning i stated 6 years?.

Note: if i had selected 3 years in FSW i would have still been over 67 requirement limit.

 

[DelPiero07]

if i've selected 6 years or more in FSW eligibility test before the EE and in the CRS of the EE i chose 3 years or more of foreign work experience.

can i claim points for only 3 years of my employment record after receiving my ITA? or would that be misrepresenting as in the beginning i stated 6 years?.

Note: if i had selected 3 years in FSW i would have still been over 67 requirement limit.

That's fine.