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"Less redactions"
CBSA notes usually do not redact Security information. Other than that, they are effectively the same as the CBSA also uses the GCMS platform
But if security has not been initaited and file is still in eligibility, does CBSA notes work? Thank You
Yes, you just won't see anything meaningful in the Security pages. Either way, you still get your GCMS notes
where do you suggest getting the CBSA notes from? for applicants outside Canada
I can't personally speak to the effectiveness of any 3rd party service, but some on this forum advertise their services and a few have used them. This is one of the places I see on here quite a bit - https://www.getgcms.com/faq
Hi All,
Have a query and I hope one of u can help me on this
I sent my Bachelors to WES in the year 2019 and WES gave the Bachelors equivalency
I then completed my Masters one year later -> Initially sent my Masters to WES -> WES has also asked my bachelors along with Masters for an updated report -> Submitted them both -> WES outcome is 4 years Bachelor's and 1 year PG Diploma (in a single PDF)
Was not satisfied with this. Sent my Masters alone to CES -> They evaluated as Masters -> Got Master Equivalency
I then updated my profile as Bachelors from WES (although the WES report has a Bachelor equivalency and Master degree as PG Diploma) in one row.
In the next row (under the education row of EE profile), I added my Master's report and updated the CES reference number there.
After the ITA I submitted the ECA report of WES (for Bachelor's) and CES report (for Masters). While receiving the ITA, my profile had bachelors and masters and hence had to provide to them both. Cannot skip one of them, as I got ITA with this info.
Now if the Visa officer reviews my bachelor's ECA, he will open the WES report and find bachelor's degree equivalency there. When he reviews my master's, he will find the CES ECA there. My worry is while looking at my bachelor ECA if he finds that PG diploma for Masters is awarded by WES and for the same degree, CES gave masters, will it not create issues?
I asked a few ppl, they all said it is fine
But just wanted to get your view too on this
Have a query and I hope one of u can help me on this
I sent my Bachelors to WES in the year 2019 and WES gave the Bachelors equivalency
I then completed my Masters one year later -> Initially sent my Masters to WES -> WES has also asked my bachelors along with Masters for an updated report -> Submitted them both -> WES outcome is 4 years Bachelor's and 1 year PG Diploma (in a single PDF)
Was not satisfied with this. Sent my Masters alone to CES -> They evaluated as Masters -> Got Master Equivalency
I then updated my profile as Bachelors from WES (although the WES report has a Bachelor equivalency and Master degree as PG Diploma) in one row.
In the next row (under the education row of EE profile), I added my Master's report and updated the CES reference number there.
After the ITA I submitted the ECA report of WES (for Bachelor's) and CES report (for Masters). While receiving the ITA, my profile had bachelors and masters and hence had to provide to them both. Cannot skip one of them, as I got ITA with this info.
Now if the Visa officer reviews my bachelor's ECA, he will open the WES report and find bachelor's degree equivalency there. When he reviews my master's, he will find the CES ECA there. My worry is while looking at my bachelor ECA if he finds that PG diploma for Masters is awarded by WES and for the same degree, CES gave masters, will it not create issues?
I asked a few ppl, they all said it is fine
But just wanted to get your view too on this
It gets updated automatically. Check 24 hours later, it should say "Biometrics updated : date", "Biometrics expiry: date"
I am also looking for some advice on this, I am wondering what happens if you get a promotion or internal transfer from NOC B to NOC A. What if your Noc code changes, since the PNP PR applications are taking forever to process. How will these changes impact the score, eligibility. Do we have to stick to the same job till we get PR? @legalfalcon