Profile ineligible despite meeting the Minimum entry criteria

[Abul Aziz]

I am noticing that profiles are getting ineligible despite meeting the MEC. Did anyone face this issue?

 

[xpressentry]

Have you got ECA for all your education? do you have the minimum IELTS score? Have you entered the minimum funds you will bring to Canada? Have you selected Quebec?

 

[Abul Aziz]

Education is approved by WES.

Age : 32
Education: Bachelor in Dental surgery
WES: Five years of professional study
IELTS: CLB 9
POF : 15,600 (Two applicants)\
Work: 5.5 years (Full time)
Province selected : Ontario

 

[grapehair]

Do you have the 67/100 required score?

 

[Abul Aziz]

Do you have the 67/100 required score?

Yes

12+23+24+13= 72 pts

 

[dr feras]

Did you check if you need your education assessed by the medical council of canada instead of WES. That might be the reason if so, as WES is not accepted for medical professions.
Good luck

 

[Abul Aziz]

Did you check if you need your education assessed by the medical council of canada instead of WES. That might be the reason if so, as WES is not accepted for medical professions.
Good luck

As per CIC:

If you are applying:
as a specialist physician (NOC 3111) or general practitioner/family physician (NOC 3112), the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) must do an ECA for your primary medical diploma,
as a pharmacist (NOC 3131):
if you need a license to practice (for example, providing patient care in a community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, long term care facility or other practice settings) the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) must do your ECA,

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assessment.asp

The NOC selected by me is 3113.

 

[dr feras]

This was posted in 2013, stating that dentists are no longer considered to be on the list of occupations for the FSW stream.
http://www.jcda.ca/article/d105

 

[Abul Aziz]

As per CIC:

If you are applying:
as a specialist physician (NOC 3111) or general practitioner/family physician (NOC 3112), the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) must do an ECA for your primary medical diploma,
as a pharmacist (NOC 3131):
if you need a license to practice (for example, providing patient care in a community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, long term care facility or other practice settings) the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) must do your ECA,

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assessment.asp

The NOC selected by me is 3113.

This information was published in the CIC website on 2016-08-23.

 

[dr feras]

I understand. Thats for ECA. But according to the link i shared it looks like dentists are not eligible to apply under FSW all together. So you might want to check again as it could be the reason its not accepting your profile

 

[grapehair]

I'm a dentist and my Wes was accepted, got even invited on March 1st. So the issue is something else

 

[grapehair]

Did you get ECA for both applicants? Not sure if you really need to, but you may if you're claiming points for the other applicant too. Same goes for ielts. Experts please advise

 

[Abul Aziz]

Did you get ECA for both applicants? Not sure if you really need to, but you may if you're claiming points for the other applicant too. Same goes for ielts. Experts please advise

Non accompanying spouse.

Spouse did not write IELTS nor completed ECA.

 

[grapehair]

Is your ECA and IELTS still valid?

 

[Abul Aziz]

Is your ECA and IELTS still valid?

Yes.

ECA received in the month of Jan 2017 and IELTS score card in Feb 2017.