CEC eligibility.

[palaviS]

Hello,

I know most of them are aware that we get one year CEC points in the completion of 11 months but I have some questions because I did not find any good answer regarding this.
Below are few questions and let me know if anyone had experienced the same.

1-In case i accept the ITA, will it be considered as valid?
2-should i decline it straight and what are the implications if i decline?
3-In case i dont accept or decline, will i still get the future invites?
4- And if i accept my ITA at 11 month, then when will i submit my eAPR?

 

[Wolfpmd3]

Hello,

I know most of them are aware that we get one year CEC points in the completion of 11 months but I have some questions because I did not find any good answer regarding this.
Below are few questions and let me know if anyone had experienced the same.

1-In case i accept the ITA, will it be considered as valid?
2-should i decline it straight and what are the implications if i decline?
3-In case i dont accept or decline, will i still get the future invites?
4- And if i accept my ITA at 11 month, then when will i submit my eAPR?

Just apply once you have completed the 52 weeks (1-year)... It should be a few weeks only.

You could apply earlier and many people have done so successfully but you also risk being correctly rejected for applying before actually being eligible.

You are ultimately responsible for ensuring you meet the minimum criteria when you apply. This is a know imperfection of how the system calculated the year, because it does not factor the day of the month in.