How is the score recalculated during processing?

[birdyhuang]

There are couple of issues with my score calculation. My current score is 510, and the lowest of the round is 468.

1. I am currently working for a Canada company (starting from 2019 June). Till today (Feb 2021), it is 1.5 years. However, I will not get a job offer letter proving that the job will still be valid in 1 one I get the PR, which will cut off 50 points from my score.
2. My foreign working experience is 3 months away from 3 years (2yr + 9mon), which reduces the score from 50 to 26.
3. As mentioned in 1), my Canadian work experience is less than 2 years, but more than 1 year. This half year Canadian work experience evidently cannot be attributed to the foreign working experience to make it a full 3 years experience.
My question is in this case, how will IRCC calculate my score?
1. Will they just deduct the 50 because of the lack of job offer? 510 - 50 = 460 < 468: reject
2. Or will they reject the application because of the incompleteness for the same? reject
3. Or will they found that when processing my application (maybe sometime after June 2021) and found that my Canadian work experience is more than 2 years, and +11? 510 - 50 = 460, +11 = 471 > 468: reject vs. pass?

With this being said, should I continue with my application? Or it is better to wait I got the full 2-yr Canadian working experience and then re-submit the application?

Thank you to whoever offers any help!

 

[scylla]

There are couple of issues with my score calculation. My current score is 510, and the lowest of the round is 468.

1. I am currently working for a Canada company (starting from 2019 June). Till today (Feb 2021), it is 1.5 years. However, I will not get a job offer letter proving that the job will still be valid in 1 one I get the PR, which will cut off 50 points from my score.
2. My foreign working experience is 3 months away from 3 years (2yr + 9mon), which reduces the score from 50 to 26.
3. As mentioned in 1), my Canadian work experience is less than 2 years, but more than 1 year. This half year Canadian work experience evidently cannot be attributed to the foreign working experience to make it a full 3 years experience.
My question is in this case, how will IRCC calculate my score?
1. Will they just deduct the 50 because of the lack of job offer? 510 - 50 = 460 < 468: reject
2. Or will they reject the application because of the incompleteness for the same? reject
3. Or will they found that when processing my application (maybe sometime after June 2021) and found that my Canadian work experience is more than 2 years, and +11? 510 - 50 = 460, +11 = 471 > 468: reject vs. pass?

With this being said, should I continue with my application? Or it is better to wait I got the full 2-yr Canadian working experience and then re-submit the application?

Thank you to whoever offers any help!

Everything is locked in at the time you submit your application.

If you don't meet the requirements for the 50 job offer points, then IRCC will deduct this from your score.

If you don't have 2 years of work experience in Canada at the time you submit your application, you will only get points for 1 year of work experience. This will not increase during the processing of your application even if you reach 2 years of work experience while your application is being processed.

1. Yes - they will deduct the points if you don't qualify for the 50 points and then reject your application if this takes you below the minimum cut off.
2. I don't understand this question. See answer to #1 above.
3. No - they will not do this. They will only consider the work experience you had at the time you submitted your application.

 

[birdyhuang]

Everything is locked in at the time you submit your application.

If you don't meet the requirements for the 50 job offer points, then IRCC will deduct this from your score.

If you don't have 2 years of work experience in Canada at the time you submit your application, you will only get points for 1 year of work experience. This will not increase during the processing of your application even if you reach 2 years of work experience while your application is being processed.

1. Yes - they will deduct the points if you don't qualify for the 50 points and then reject your application if this takes you below the minimum cut off.
2. I don't understand this question. See answer to #1 above.
3. No - they will not do this. They will only consider the work experience you had at the time you submitted your application.

Thank you for your explanation. In this case, it would be better to re-submit the application after I get 2-yr Canadian working experience.