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Call IRCC and try to extract more info. Go to a good iccrc consultant in your city. Since you're not yet refused, maybe you can submit a further explanation. The iccrc consultant would be able to help with this.

Go to an iccrc recognised consultant in India. Under any circumstances, please do not pay any Canadian lawyer online.

For any program to count there has to be an in-Canada component of at least 8 months to get EE points. Distance learning does not count. This is what I have been told.

I asked one reputed iccrc consultant the same question and he told me this. India is a country where you need to satisfy 1. Study permit conditions 2. Temporary Resident Visa conditions When they say "not satisfied will leave Canada" they basically mean that the applicant maybe using the visa...

I am in your bucket. I will do what you did.

Whatever the reason, that should have been evaluated at the AIP stage, that is what the AIP is for. Had he received no AIP, they could have saved on valuable tuition fee.

I also want to know this.

Hi, What Evaluation did you get from WES? I am also a Young India Fellow.

If you directly got BVL(without AIP), it is a refusal. Sometimes a refusal shows up in 24 hours or sometimes it takes more time. Happened to me on Oct 3rd and to another guy around the same time.

There is an agreement called Five Eyes or something between UK,US, Canada, Aus and NZ. If you apply to any of these countries, they will take your biometrics and all other details and share among each other so that nobody can use fake docs and apply another time. That is what this info-sharing...

Mention it in your SOP.

There are 2 levels of officers. 1. Junior officers 2. Senior officers These junior officers have been tasked with issuing AIPs to all low risk cases (no gap etc) They have also been tasked with marking recommend interview to high risk cases (long gaps, different study, high age etc). For...

Nope, I never did. I deferred to Jan when I did not get an AIP before the course start date. It was far too risky to start the course without an AIP. AIPs were held back for people who were considered 'high risk' and those people were marked as "Recommend Interview" by the junior officers...

I at least got a decision by Oct 3rd, there are people who applied in March who are still waiting for decisions.

Had they refused in 20 days, I could have lived with it. They refused me after 198 days of waiting, that was the painful bit. Anyway, Canada has silly reasons to refuse people. God knows what they do.