Mamaroon:


You mention haven submitted some docs already.

1. Did you get an ADR? Yes for additional POF and Schedule 4.

2. How did you submit these additional docs? I uploaded it but the document was too large so I sent a mail directly to the Visa office which was acknowledged.

3. What exactly did you submit? One year bank statement and Schedule 4.

4. He seems to be quoting your POF as only CAD$4k. How much POF did you provide? In what form? I provided 20550, Stanbic mutual funds and Treasury bills. Mutual fund is the CAD$4k. The VO didn't acknowledge the treasury bills.

5. What are you planning to provide as evidence of intent to stay in Sask? Is it the IMM0008 aka Schedule 4? Was this provided previously? It seems to be a requirement for PNPs where you declare you will live in the province that nominated you (I'm not 100% sure). I didn't provide the Schedule 4 when I submitted because their was no placeholder for it. You are correct

6. Based on your education, experience and language he does not believe you will become economically established in Canada. This part is thoroughly confusing. Do you mind sharing how you got your SINP nomination? Did you claim relative points? Did your relative move out of Sask? It may give a clue to the origin of that comment.I got my SINP nomination through Sask express entry occupation in demand and I claimed relative point with my cousin in Sask and she still resides there, but my sibling is in Alberta. Before I got nominated the VO was concerned about my intent to settle in Sask since I have a sis in Alberta and I backed up my application with a letter stating my intent to stay in Sask and I was nominated thereafter.

GIFTY11:




I know that remarking reading is not wise, but I am sure I did really well. Infact the reading was my easiest band. Should i remark?

This was my first attempt.

Liispa:


There's an option in your account to upgrade a report, to include your PGD. You need to apply first, then once you get your reference number you can proceed with transcripts and certificate.

Passerby2:


What info do you need?

MystiqueTaurus:


Money doesn’t have to be in your account for a number of months. Yes, you can use a gift deed.

Godtemi:
If your CRS score is above 440, you may be able to get an ITA based on current trends.
If your CRS score is between 400 and 440, you may be eligible for a Provincial PNP nomination.

Please I need more explanation from the statement above.


Does that mean 400 - 440 is better than 440 above?
Is PNP better than ITA, am a bit confused

amikable97:

No I haven't

charzyh2:


I have OND and I'd love to apply for BCS so as to have 2 or more certificates (one must be at least 3 years). Please, can I stop at the first exam or I need to take the 3 BCS exams?

listowell:

By telling sb to pick them up on your behalf.

Blehseen:
Good day house.
Please I need second opinions. This is a sample of my reference letter from my company.
Does it satisfy the NOC code for administrative assistant -1241

help make adjustments where necessary.

My company also refuses to address it to whom it may concern. They insist for an address so I provided that.

Gifty28:
Good afternoon not trying to ask too many questions but I need clarity pls. I emailed CIIN yesterday and they replied that the April diet hasn’t written their exams so everything is on hold, that I know of. My question is do CIIN conduct classes or you just have to register with them, be a member and get textbooks to prepare for exams?? Sent you a pm this morning but no response yet

GIFTY11:


I just received my IELTS results and I don't know how to feel
Listening- 9
Writing -7.5
Speaking- 7.5 (I am grateful for this because the speaking experience was a night mare. It was around 7pm on the test date and I was drained.)

Reading- 7.5 . This is my dilemma. I am disappointed and surprised. During practice at home my scores were 40- 38. Then seeing a 7.5=36 has demoralised me.

Should I rewrite another IELTS?
Stimulated score with 7.5 reading = 471
With 8 in reading = 474.

I have ACCA (diploma) and 3 years work experience.

What are my chances of getting an ITA this year.

Please any advice will be appreciated because I am already feeling different emotions.

I know that remarking reading is not wise, but I am sure I did really well. Infact the reading was my easiest band. Should i remark?

This was my first attempt.

BeuHarry:


This looks like a customer service role to me rather than Admin

GIFTY11:


I just received my IELTS results and I don't know how to feel
Listening- 9
Writing -7.5
Speaking- 7.5 (I am grateful for this because the speaking experience was a night mare. It was around 7pm on the test date and I was drained.)

Reading- 7.5 . This is my dilemma. I am disappointed and surprised. During practice at home my scores were 40- 38. Then seeing a 7.5=36 has demoralised me.

Should I rewrite another IELTS?
Stimulated score with 7.5 reading = 471
With 8 in reading = 474.

I have ACCA (diploma) and 3 years work experience.

What are my chances of getting an ITA this year.

Please any advice will be appreciated because I am already feeling different emotions.

I know that remarking reading is not wise, but I am sure I did really well. Infact the reading was my easiest band. Should i remark?

This was my first attempt.

GIFTY11:


I just received my IELTS results and I don't know how to feel
Listening- 9
Writing -7.5
Speaking- 7.5 (I am grateful for this because the speaking experience was a night mare. It was around 7pm on the test date and I was drained.)

Reading- 7.5 . This is my dilemma. I am disappointed and surprised. During practice at home my scores were 40- 38. Then seeing a 7.5=36 has demoralised me.

Should I rewrite another IELTS?
Stimulated score with 7.5 reading = 471
With 8 in reading = 474.

I have ACCA (diploma) and 3 years work experience.

What are my chances of getting an ITA this year.

Please any advice will be appreciated because I am already feeling different emotions.

I know that remarking reading is not wise, but I am sure I did really well. Infact the reading was my easiest band. Should i remark?

This was my first attempt.

kaze4blues:
I have a 3 year work experience in the banking sector.

I am also currently working on getting a professional certification CISA.

Should I wait till I get this certificate before writing ielts or I stand better chance with ielts alone?

Please what are my chances.

Thanks.

Godtemi:
If your CRS score is above 440, you may be able to get an ITA based on current trends.
If your CRS score is between 400 and 440, you may be eligible for a Provincial PNP nomination.

Please I need more explanation from the statement above.


Does that mean 400 - 440 is better than 440 above?
Is PNP better than ITA, am a bit confused

GIFTY11:


I just received my IELTS results and I don't know how to feel
Listening- 9
Writing -7.5
Speaking- 7.5 (I am grateful for this because the speaking experience was a night mare. It was around 7pm on the test date and I was drained.)

Reading- 7.5 . This is my dilemma. I am disappointed and surprised. During practice at home my scores were 40- 38. Then seeing a 7.5=36 has demoralised me.

Should I rewrite another IELTS?
Stimulated score with 7.5 reading = 471
With 8 in reading = 474.

I have ACCA (diploma) and 3 years work experience.

What are my chances of getting an ITA this year.

Please any advice will be appreciated because I am already feeling different emotions.

I know that remarking reading is not wise, but I am sure I did really well. Infact the reading was my easiest band. Should i remark?

This was my first attempt.

Dandilion:


I'm on the same boat as you. I'm also really surprised at my reading because I expected the score to be better. I don't think remarking is a good idea because the answers are usually very clear and specific unlike writing for example.
I'm also on 471 now and mine is even worse because if I don't get ITA by December, I will loose 5 points and my evaluation isn't ready yet. It's still in the verification process.
But if your evaluation is ready, you can enter the pool quickly. 471 is still a good score and these days the draw is unpredictable, it could swing in your favour.

Dandilion:


I'm on the same boat as you. I'm also really surprised at my reading because I expected the score to be better. I don't think remarking is a good idea because the answers are usually very clear and specific unlike writing for example.
I'm also on 471 now and mine is even worse because if I don't get ITA by December, I will loose 5 points and my evaluation isn't ready yet. It's still in the verification process.
But if your evaluation is ready, you can enter the pool quickly. 471 is still a good score and these days the draw is unpredictable, it could swing in your favour.

GIFTY11:


I just received my IELTS results and I don't know how to feel
Listening- 9
Writing -7.5
Speaking- 7.5 (I am grateful for this because the speaking experience was a night mare. It was around 7pm on the test date and I was drained.)

Reading- 7.5 . This is my dilemma. I am disappointed and surprised. During practice at home my scores were 40- 38. Then seeing a 7.5=36 has demoralised me.

Should I rewrite another IELTS?
Stimulated score with 7.5 reading = 471
With 8 in reading = 474.


This was my first attempt.

Blehseen:
Alright, so that means it doesn't meet the NOC CRITERIA?

BeuHarry:


Somewhere between Mars and Jupiter

Mamaroon:


Ok. But seems like the concern about education experience and ability to be economically settled had not be addressed. If it was me I would also do an LOE stating my education which is backed up by ECA, my language results backed up by IELTS and my POF. It should be obvious to the officer...but doesn't hurt stating it. Is there any comment about your eligibility, the whole 67/100?

You can submit the ADR docs again via CSE/webform. It doesn't hurt.

Perhaps you should also provide the evidence of your tbill again. Officer doesn't seem to account for it.....unless it is noted elsewhere in your notes.

All the best!

Mamaroon:


Ok. But seems like the concern about education experience and ability to be economically settled had not be addressed. If it was me I would also do an LOE stating my education which is backed up by ECA, my language results backed up by IELTS and my POF. It should be obvious to the officer...but doesn't hurt stating it. Is there any comment about your eligibility, the whole 67/100?

You can submit the ADR docs again via CSE/webform. It doesn't hurt.

Perhaps you should also provide the evidence of your tbill again. Officer doesn't seem to account for it.....unless it is noted elsewhere in your notes.

All the best!

BeuHarry:


I guessed the officer formed the opinion because the treasury bills was not recognized as part of POF. An updated POF via webform should be able to address it

listowell:

To me someone on 471 should not redo that test.