any success with less than 67 points

[magar]

Dear All

please share any application succssed with less than 67 points.

thanks

 

[canada_dream100]

Dear All

please share any application succssed with less than 67 points.

thanks

Impossible, if it is FSW application....
66 points - disqualified....

 

[magar]

i know but just checking

 

[sicko86]

canada_dream100.. it is not impossible.

You are unlikely to success but it is not impossible.. check what the CIC Website says.. it says you are unlikely to success however if you have sth that they felt it is important they might take it into consideration.

Btw I know a friend of mine who got the PR with 65 Points in 2007 he was living in Canada when he applied.. but I think it is harder now.

 

[canada_dream100]

hmmm ... sorry guys if I am wrong.....

 

[PMM]

Hi

hmmm ... sorry guys if I am wrong.....

Not far wrong, very very very few FSW are approved with less than 67 points even when they request substituted evaluation. Here is a federal court case that addresses that issue: http://decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca/en/2010/2010fc225/2010fc225.html

 

[eemmoo1]

Hi

Not far wrong, very very very few FSW are approved with less than 67 points even when they request substituted evaluation. Here is a federal court case that addresses that issue: http://decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca/en/2010/2010fc225/2010fc225.html

The case is quite clear.

 

[priyapandya]

Yes Dear, you can apply under substituted evaluation. Irrespective of points you are scoring, it is the officer who has to lok at your EEIC( economic establishment in Canada). That means your other characters which will help you get settled in Canada easily. You will be assessed positively, if you claim is a proper direction with proper advise. send me your resume at cicanada2@gmail.com or contact David Cohen for consultation.

 

[ihosam]

OK. We know there is no exception but if someone have small children and send them a petition letter that explain he likes Canada and his country conflict torn and he needs
alternative home.

It will success.

 

[PMM]

Hi

OK. We know there is no exception but if someone have small children and send them a petition letter that explain he likes Canada and his country conflict torn and he needs
alternative home.

It will success.

Extremely unlikely saying you have small children and like Canada would be a reason to approve the application.

 

[BobbyB]

OK. We know there is no exception but if someone have small children and send them a petition letter that explain he likes Canada and his country conflict torn and he needs
alternative home.

It will success.

I guess, you will then have to apply as an asylum seeker/Refugee, and not under any of the FSW's.
The mere fact that you and your kids like the country is not a reason/ground for asylum nor for seeking refuge. If you are from a conflict/war torn region you will have to prove that too.(U will have to categorically and specifically prove/state how it affects and has affected you and your family, and believe me, that is not easy). Immigration, as a whole, in whichever category and to whichever country is not that easy a task.

Relax, be patient and stick to your FSW.

Good Luck.

BobbyB

 

[ihosam]

Thank you buddy,
I am just searching for alternative solution if I fail to get 12 points from IELTS exam.

that is all..

 

[aryarathor]

Yes Dear, you can apply under substituted evaluation. Irrespective of points you are scoring, it is the officer who has to lok at your EEIC( economic establishment in Canada). That means your other characters which will help you get settled in Canada easily. You will be assessed positively, if you claim is a proper direction with proper advise. send me your resume at cicanada2 @ gmail.com or contact David Cohen for consultation.

Hi priya,


as you have asked my number i have tried to send you personal mesage but as your inbox is full i cant send it to you so please empty your inbox so i can forward my number to you.

thanks
Arya

 

[pal83]

i have applied in 2008 I got rejected, i scored 66 points.

 

[manila07]

i have applied in 2008 I got rejected, i scored 66 points.

1st AOR you received was a rejection or you got accepted 1st then got rejected on the 2nd AOR?