Should I decline my Invite? Please help!

[nov11]

Require help from experienced members immediately. I am ready with all the documents and was about to submit the application.

Long story short:
I have 1 year Canadian experience. But 1 year is valid as on ITA date (infact 1 year and 4 days as on ITA date - Feb 22nd 2017), but will not be after I submit e-APR. Due to the 3 year clause for CEC, my earlier experience will expire as per this:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/refuse.asp

I was under the impression that, ITA date is lock in date for experience. Please help me in deciding!

My related thread posted few months back on this:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-im...experience-calc-post-ita.477684/#post-5865183

 

[mrawa]

Require help from experienced members immediately. I am ready with all the documents and was about to submit the application.

Long story short:
I have 1 year Canadian experience. But 1 year is valid as on ITA date (infact 1 year and 4 days as on ITA date - Feb 22nd 2017), but will not be after I submit e-APR. Due to the 3 year clause for CEC, my earlier experience will expire as per this:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/refuse.asp

I was under the impression that, ITA date is lock in date for experience. Please help me in deciding!

My related thread posted few months back on this:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-im...experience-calc-post-ita.477684/#post-5865183

I think ITA date is the lock-in date and you should be Ok. Good luck!

 

[nov11]

I think ITA date is the lock-in date and you should be Ok. Good luck!

Thanks Mrawa. My case is too much on the edge. Hence I am worried.

Also I was concerned about the GCMS notes mentioning lockin date as eapr date.

 

[kailay2008]

Require help from experienced members immediately. I am ready with all the documents and was about to submit the application.

Long story short:
I have 1 year Canadian experience. But 1 year is valid as on ITA date (infact 1 year and 4 days as on ITA date - Feb 22nd 2017), but will not be after I submit e-APR. Due to the 3 year clause for CEC, my earlier experience will expire as per this:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/refuse.asp

As per this link,I would go for FSW rather than wasting my time waiting 3 months for refusal as you do not meet MEC at the time of eAPR. Rest is your call.

I was under the impression that, ITA date is lock in date for experience. Please help me in deciding!

My related thread posted few months back on this:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-im...experience-calc-post-ita.477684/#post-5865183

 

[nov11]

Even if I recalculate the score now, it is still same as per the CIC tool. That is because it asks for canadian experience in the last 10 years. So even if the VO recalculate my score on the eAPR date it will be same.

This is still my theory, but am still confused.

If I go with FSW, my points will be 413.