Express Entry -- Profile Ineligible

[naga.msbi]

Hi,
Currently Im working in Canada with NOC 2174 from Aug 2013 and Jan 2014 I wrote CELPIP exam which I got Reading 4H , Writing 4L , Speaking 4L and Listening 4H.

I applied CEC class in the month of OCT and my application reached CIC office on OCT 30th and I didnt hear anything later.

So today morning I applied Express Entry and immediately after 5 min I received a email saying that Application profile status ineligible.

I don't know whats happening with CIC . Where I can check express entry eligibility . I strongy feel Im eligible to apply express entry I dont know why I got this message.

Please let me know ur ideas

Thanks,

 

[Mrstyle]

Hi naga,

After I have filled out the form, same thing with more than a year of experience, full time emplyment, and currently working for the same company, NOC 2131, language score celpip more than 7; I surprisingly have received the message that the profile status is INELEGIBLE!!!!

Have you figured that out why??
Thanks, let me know please keep me posted

The system is corrupted...

 

[rifsim1216]

When i created 1st profile it shows ineligible. i was not able to edit or resubmit again. i got reference number for that ineligible profile through mail.

right now i am creating new profile. so my question

what should i write in question. Have u applied under express entry before?Huh

Should i write "YES" or "NO"

 

[jfalvitez]

I did it twice the same answer "Profile Inelegible" cLB+7, NOC A for 2 years , I don't know what is wrong!

 

[rakikira]

Hello Everyone,

Other than your NOC codes, work experiences and Language scores, please check your other fields for the correct information; may be you would have entered invalid info which made your profile ineligible.

If you can share your answers you provided in your profile, I can try to help you.

 

[rifsim1216]

I am currently working under NOC B.. /

completed 1 year of experience without LMIA..

IELTS score R- 6.5, S- 6.5 , L-7 and W-5.5
making CLB 6 overall
is this score sheet applicable if i want to apply under CEC..

I already created another profile but not yet submitted... i can't edit the 1st one which was showing ineligible

My Question In this new profile which i created today what should i write for question.. Have you applied under express entry before ?

Should i write "YES" or"NO"

 

[rakikira]

You should write NO.

 

[rakikira]

I am currently working under NOC B.. /

completed 1 year of experience without LMIA..

IELTS score R- 6.5, S- 6.5 , L-7 and W-5.5
making CLB 6 overall
is this score sheet applicable if i want to apply under CEC..

I already created another profile but not yet submitted... i can't edit the 1st one which was showing ineligible

My Question In this new profile which i created today what should i write for question.. Have you applied under express entry before ?

Should i write "YES" or"NO"

Your IELTS score is eligible to apply under NOC B job. Go ahead and use your mark sheet

 

[rifsim1216]

1 more question..

once profile has been created do i need to register on job bank .ca

 

[rakikira]

If you doesn't have LMO/LMIA, then the system will ask you to register for Job Bank. Check your application once it is submitted for the Job Bank Status.

 

[jfalvitez]

Ok this is my Profile

Date of birth : 04-02-85
Marital Status. Married
Family members: 2
Funds: CAD$16000
No relatives in Canada
EDUCATION: Two ore more degrees one of them of more than 3 years:
Bachelor's Degree: 4 years (assestment by WES) (in my country)
2 year diploma in Conestoga College (Canada)

LANGUAGES:
CELPIP GENERAL TEST 2014
Speaking 8
Reading 10
Listening 12
Writing 7

WORK HISTORY:
Occupation: Economist NOC 4162 (My bachelors degree is in Economics)
No job offer in Canada
WORK EXPERIENCE:
2014/12 - Currently NOC 1241 (in Canada)
2012/2 - 2013-8 NOC 1212 (foreign experience)
2010/5 - 2012/2 NOC 1212 (foreign experience)

MY SPOUSE:
30 years old
CELPIP Test:
Speaking 7
Reading 11
Listening 8
Writing 7
No ECA (Bachelors degree but not assestment)
1 year of work experience in Canada

What's worng???

 

[rakikira]

Ok this is my Profile

Date of birth : 04-02-85
Marital Status. Married
Family members: 2
Funds: CAD$16000
No relatives in Canada
EDUCATION: Two ore more degrees one of them of more than 3 years:
Bachelor's Degree: 4 years (assestment by WES) (in my country)
2 year diploma in Conestoga College (Canada)

LANGUAGES:
CELPIP GENERAL TEST 2014
Speaking 8
Reading 10
Listening 12
Writing 7

WORK HISTORY:
Occupation: Economist NOC 4162 (My bachelors degree is in Economics)
No job offer in Canada
WORK EXPERIENCE:
2014/12 - Currently NOC 1241 (in Canada)
2012/2 - 2013-8 NOC 1212 (foreign experience)
2010/5 - 2012/2 NOC 1212 (foreign experience)

MY SPOUSE:
30 years old
CELPIP Test:
Speaking 7
Reading 11
Listening 8
Writing 7
No ECA (Bachelors degree but not assestment)
1 year of work experience in Canada

What's worng???

I assume that in your education sections. You selected the option "Two or more degrees......" and you have only one degree in Canada. Try changing your option to "Two year college degree " and submit your profile.

 

[jfalvitez]

But I have two degrees one in my country and other in Canada that give me more ponts , isn't it? If i chose two year diploma will give me less points. any option?

 

[rakikira]

Choose 2 year diploma for your Canadian degree.

The system will ask you like Does XXXX have any other education history or some thing like that (I don't recall it correctly). Then add your Foreign degree. In order to get points for your foreign degree, you should have ECA report. Other wise you won't get any points for your Foreign degree.

 

[rakikira]

I have one year diploma from Canada and 4 year bachelor form India. I selected one year degree and got 90 points for my education. I provided information about my Indian 4 year degree but selected the option for ECA as NO.

You can not select two or more degrees option. If you have ECA done for your 4 year degree, automatically you will be awarded points as you have when you selected two or more degrees option.