after appl review - you do not have enough points what happens? - pls help

[border9999]

hi everyone,

I have submitted my application and worried about if my points are not enough, let's say i get 66. what happens in this case?

Simply there are two quesitons:

1. Do I have to pay the application fee to start my application from beginning if i do not have enough points?

2. Would they tell me how many points I am missing?

thanks,

 

[carmen1]

if you only have 66 points then you dont qualify to apply as a skilled worker. in that case they will notify you and tell you that the best way to go is if you get a job offer. witch it will be faster
good luck

 

[BCguy]

If you have Family in Canada,They can also go to their MP and petition him to try to get him to help,The CIC Minister and the Provincial Ministers of Immigration have lots of leeway.For example,A person who only scored 62 points was allowed in after the Intercession of one of the BC Provincial Ministers

 

[ravneetbrar]

Hi,
the only way to improve your points is getting AEO in canada .with Aeo u can get 15 points that enough for applying and moreover it makes ur immigration process faster.

Cheers!

 

[border9999]

Thank you for your quick responses, I know i will not be qulified, but would I need to pay again to start my application from beginning or just they will hold my application? because i do not want to pay the fee again.


ravneetbrar what is AEO means? job offer?

 

[border9999]

Hi everyone, i still did not get the answer to my question.
Simply there are two quesitons:

1. Do I have to pay the application fee to start my application from beginning if i do not have enough points?

2. Would they tell me how many points I am missing?

thanks,

 

[sherman]

I believe one can improve points by reappearing in IETLS or TEF if the case is borderline.

 

[border9999]

Yes, but still my question is not answered

 

[yka10]

I believe one can improve points by reappearing in IETLS or TEF if the case is borderline.

Yes, thats the best way to improve your point