Lotusgoddess:


Lol, I don't understand this but I'm thinking it's related to money. I think she should consider the money lost but avoid delay and complication, she should withdraw, IMO. I've also wasted money in this journey but at the end, leaving this "trenches" is the goal.

Smithsonian12:
Hi Hi,
Please can you help clarify the following. I noticed the PPR emails people receive contain minute differences and can request slightly varying data or forms
1. Did you pay the RPRF upfront? If yes, when sending your documents after PPR, did you attach the receipt of the RPRF? Kindly see attached screenshot...I had paid RPRF upfront when submitting my application so I didn't bother going back to print and add the receipt
2. After mailing through DHL, any idea how long it'll take for VFS to confirm that they've received your package or what's the next likely step to track progress?

MrPein:


Hi
1. I paid RPRF upfront and I didn't attach the receipt when sending my documents to Vfs Lagos
2. Vfs will notify you via email through the various stages of processing your documents. Vfs will also provide you with a tracking number. It can take up to 2weeks before Vfs confirms that they've received your package.

Allegory:

Wow this is good news, congratulations

Denerystormborn:
Please i want to ask. Does this mean a profile updated with we are processing your backgeound check, means ppr is close?

Ggetter50:
Hello guys,

Please, I'm making this enquiry for a relative ..

HUSBAND
Qualifications: Bsc, MSc ( Will soon be completed) in Veterinary Medicine.
Work experience: 3 years
Age: 35yo

WIFE
Qualifications: Bsc. Nursing
Work experience: 1year
Age: 27yo

CHILD: 1 year old

Please, what is the best route for them to migrate to Canada? Can they get job directly from Nigeria? I'm a bit confused on the best place or route for them. The hubby like Australia, but I don't know if it's a better place for their profiles. Liking a place doesn't guarantee better opportunities for your future., So, no much cincern about that.

I would really appreciate any sincere advice here.


Thanks so much

Lotusgoddess:


The both of you should write ielts and do your ECA, whoever is your sponsor should gift you the money and send to any of your accounts now (the earlier the better), enter the pool with what you have, hopefully you'll be selected by a province (fingerscrossed) then while you're waiting, you can consider learning French to boost your score for hubby.

DFreeze:
Hello folks, on going through my GCMS notes, I noticed a lot of comments that causes even confusion contrary to my expectations of providing a more clarity on one's application status. I noticed my "Eligibility" and "Status" have been changing from "Calculation in progress" to "Passed" and "Not Started".

I have uploaded the screenshots of the GCMS notes detailing this, can my experienced brethren throw more light on this, please?

Thanks.

wickedbandit007:
Got my RFV mail Thursday.
AOR 4th January 2021

wickedbandit007:
Got my RFV mail Thursday.
AOR 4th January 2021

GraciousWords:


Hope this screenshot helps with understanding your GCMS and app status...if the style is the same as a couple of years ago.

There are 2 links on page 1 that should also help: https://www.nairaland.com/6829885/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled#107239729

Thanks for your effort mate, I appreciate, though I've checked the elaboration mentioned on the aforementioned links and unfortunately, neither covered my specific issue.

Prettiepearlz:

The wife should be the primary applicant because she is younger and has an occupation that is in demand in Alberta, Ontario, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia. She should try to max out as one of the conditions for getting a NOI with Nova Scotia is a CLB 9 based on the NOI sent out recently. The PR pathway for Doctors and Nurses to Australia is not that straightforward from all I have read (I maybe wrong).

DFreeze:
Hello folks, on going through my GCMS notes, I noticed a lot of comments that causes even confusion contrary to my expectations of providing a more clarity on one's application status. I noticed my "Eligibility" and "Status" have been changing from "Calculation in progress" to "Passed" and "Not Started".

I have uploaded the screenshots of the GCMS notes detailing this, can my experienced brethren throw more light on this, please?

Thanks.

mobenjackson:
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Artiste: Moben Jackson

People say it's cold, yes, -12°C, but then there is me who sleeps without a shirt or coverlet and the heater isn't turned on sef (e be like the heat wey do me for 9ja don fry my hard drive...lol) Hard guy

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Aibisoye0:


Hello Lhezy- any update from your end?

Ggetter50:


Hello, thanks so much for your response.

When you said "Max out", did you mean she MUST have a score like this in IELTS; Reading =8.0, Writing =7.5, Listening = 8.5, Speaking= 7.5 ?

We've never started any processing at all. Do we write IELTS first or certificate evaluation? Don't know if WES is gonna handle the Nursing certificate evaluation.

Lastly, since the husband will not be a primary applicant, will he writes IELTS too?

Sorry for much questions, I just need to get this straight so we can start as soon as possible.

Saintee2009:


You don't need to worry yourself about this. This is just an officer documenting the processing of the eligibility. Like Gracious said, the assessment page shows the summary of the current status of the eligibility. Also, the last 3-4 pages gives an indepth into what the officer thought. Just check the notes section.

Ggetter50:


Hello, thanks so much for your response.

When you said "Max out", did you mean she MUST have a score like this in IELTS; Reading =8.0, Writing =7.5, Listening = 8.5, Speaking= 7.5 ?

We've never started any processing at all. Do we write IELTS first or certificate evaluation? Don't know if WES is gonna handle the Nursing certificate evaluation.

Lastly, since the husband will not be a primary applicant, will he writes IELTS too?

Sorry for much questions, I just need to get this straight so we can start as soon as possible.

Prettiepearlz:

Yes, those are the exact scores to max out. She should get her Bsc Nursing evaluation done with Wes, not so knowledgeable about the nursing certificates but did she do the school of nursing thing before degree or she went straight to Bsc Nursing? If she did that, she can get that evaluated to as well to claim two or more certificates (this would boost her scores in the pool).
2. Husband needs to get his degree evaluated (There is a special evaluation body for Doctors) and write IELTS to boost their scores.
3. You can do both concurrently, one doesn’t stop the other. Write your IELTS while also getting your degrees evaluated and please be fast about it.

Allegory:

1. Yes that’s the desirable score for IELTS
2. I don’t know what body évaluâtes nursing degrees favorably but you can use the NL search button to find out.
3. Start the evaluation first because it might take time to get your transcripts, you can start practicing for ielts now and write it whenever your evaluation is almost ready. So you get both results around the same time.
4. Yeah husband should write ielts to further increase your points, his ielts is optional though.

Allegory:

OINP

Ggetter50:


I just got to know that the wife also had certifications in Midwifery and Public Health Nursing.

Now, when evaluating with WES, are we to submit all these certificates along with the main Bsc Nursing certificate?

And for the Hubby, are we to evaluate just his DVM (Bsc) certificate or we should just wait till he finishes the Masters and evaluate the Masters certificate? I don't know if this gonna make any difference in the score point.

I made a research and found that WES also do the evaluation for Vet. Doctor certificate.


I would appreciate your further clarifications. Kiitos!

wickedbandit007:
Got my RFV mail Thursday.
AOR 4th January 2021

GraciousWords:


Congrats!

Allegory:
congrats