Reasons for Rejection
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Thanks. So for point 1 - I only need colored scan of original documents. No notorization is required.
Can you please also help me for point 2?
I am not an Indian. PSK is not for me. I collected my PCC from Indian embassy.
For point 1-you need to translate every documents which is not in your language, but you have to upload the original documents as well. In your native language.
For point 2- CIC requires only the current passport, stamps and visas. You can upload more if you want of course, but if you check the requirements it say valid passport.
Forgive me since am a novice, but if you are not an Indian, why would you take a PCC from the Indian Embassy?? Isn't it that embassy's only provide PCC to its own citizens??
FSWO- AOR May 22
I have just received this:
"Your application is rejected.
You have indicated that your province of destination is Quebec. To qualify as a federal skilled worker you must intend to live outside the province of Quebec"
WHY ON EARTH would they put Quebec in the options and let us select it as a province of destination if it's not allowed under EE? :/
is there anything I can do about this guys other than creating a new profile? (my CRS is 444 so I won't make it according to the last cut-off)
I have just received this:
"Your application is rejected.
You have indicated that your province of destination is Quebec. To qualify as a federal skilled worker you must intend to live outside the province of Quebec"
WHY ON EARTH would they put Quebec in the options and let us select it as a province of destination if it's not allowed under EE? :/
is there anything I can do about this guys other than creating a new profile? (my CRS is 444 so I won't make it according to the last cut-off)
Your rejection was expected, you shouldn't have chosen any city of Quebec as your destination to settle.
I am really sorry to hear about this. But yes sadly AFAIK, FSW stream is NOT for Quebec province. Quebec Immigration stream is completely different.
WHY ON EARTH would they put Quebec in the options and let us select it as a province of destination if it's not allowed under EE? :/
is there anything I can do about this other than creating a new profile? (my CRS is 444 so I won't make it according to the last cut-off)
WHY ON EARTH would they put Quebec in the options and let us select it as a province of destination if it's not allowed under EE? :/
is there anything I can do about this other than creating a new profile? (my CRS is 444 so I won't make it according to the last cut-off)
No, you'd be wasting your time appealing the decision as like I said rejection was expected.
It is clearly stated that you must plan to live outside the province of Quebec in both the CEC and FSW requirements.
You'll have to create a new profile.
okay one more question, I have a study permit application in process to a university in Quebec, if I created another EE profile choosing another province, won't it contradict with the SP application?
I've actually never seen anyone in this situation so I can't comment on it.
However, this raises another potential problem. Let's say you apply for PR and you do get your study permit, once you move to Quebec you'll be required to update IRCC with your Quebec address if your PR application is in process.
Once you do that you'll most likely receive a letter of intent in which you must convince the officer that you intend to reside outside the province of Quebec. If your argument as well as proof does not convince the officer then your application will get rejected again.
Hi,
The PCC from the PSKs do have a date on the right-top corner. Make absolutely sure your PCC is less than 6 months old during time of eAPR submission.
If you lived abroad, you get a PCC from that country. I dunno about other countries, but if you lived in the US, you can get yours by applying for it throught the FBI website. The CIC website provides links for the particular page on the FBI website.
Hope this helps,
SR