Withdraw my profile and then create a new one but said ineligable profile

[cycoo]

Hi everyone!

I just submitted a profile this morning, everything's fine and I got my score, then I received the pdf message saying that I need to go to the Job Bank. But I withdrew the profile accidentally. So I created a new profile and submitted it this evening, but it gave me a message saying that my profile is ineligible. And there is no score at all, it all gives me "Not met".

Does anyone have encounter this situation before? Should I wait or withdraw the second one and create a new profile? The second profile is exact the same with the first one, I just don't get it...Is it any possible that there's any conflict between these two which cause the problem? :'(

 

[crosstheevil]

In my case, I had to recreate a new profile from scratch ie. from the EE eligibility assessment to get the code for EE profile. I got a new EE number. My job bank account could still be linked to my new profile. Hope this helps.

 

[cycoo]

I just don't know why the exact same profile wouldn't work...and I did fill out the language form and the work history form, but it turns out "Not met" for every criteria...which is really weird! and it works for the first time!

 

[crosstheevil]

the "not eligible" status has been stuck to your EE profile number. hence, a new one is needed.

 

[cycoo]

In my case, I had to recreate a new profile from scratch ie. from the EE eligibility assessment to get the code for EE profile. I got a new EE number. My job bank account could still be linked to my new profile. Hope this helps.

When you created another profile, did you choose yes to "Have you applied to Citizenship and Immigration Canada before?" and provided the previous EE profile number as well? Thank you!

 

[crosstheevil]

When you created another profile, did you choose yes to "Have you applied to Citizenship and Immigration Canada before?" and provided the previous EE profile number as well? Thank you!

No no, I did not, technically after receiving AOR may you be considered "having applied to CIC" ...
Anyone can create an EE profile with highest "fake" possible score and get invited, its the submission of documents that counts.