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I wish I do. Most CEC people don't have enough points. I had to try because they stopped PNP for the year..

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/inconsistent-noc-duty-comments-in-gcms-notes-t413664.0.html They said my duties are missing in the reference letter.

Thanks for the help man! I think he said he reopened existing one from his signature: FSW Outland ITA 18 Sep AOR 14 Oct Medical passed 20 Oct Add. doc req/sub 20/21 Oct BG-not started App refused 16 Mar 2016 RPRF refund 18 Apr App reopened 23 Apr BG check In progress 23 Apr RPRF req/paid 26...

1.Yes 2.Yes Rule of thumb is to put everything you can think of on that. I got refused for missing duties on my reference letter.

I just submitted a CSE to ask for reopening my refused case.. Anyone has same experience? Did it work? How long did it take to get a response? Is there anything that needs to be concerned?

Is it ok to create a new EE profile, while submitting a CSE for the old one? Would that be an issue?

Adding extra 25 points to my score does not really bring me up to near the cutoff line... Anyone knows how to reopen a rejected case? Just CSE or? Previous CSE was neglected because I guess it was not processed yet (I heard it could take more than one month?) when it was rejected

I have T4, paystubs, etc. But I think in my case those are not the issue... Wow dude you are so knowledgeable in this. I am impressed. I think the officer made a mistake in the refusal letter. He got the wrong date. The job with 2171 actually started on June 9 2015 which was right after the...

That is what I thought too. But no. I've seen quite a few cases that people got rejected because of NOC code, or some missing documents from work. They are not included in the guide, and they can just refuse you for not providing it.

It is not very clear to me either. Yes my work period satisfied the minimum requirement. In my GCMS note, my work experience has been marked as ineligible. My assumption is he thinks my duties do not match NOC code, and he just "voided" my work experience, and that made me ineligible under EE

Thanks for the compassion. My PNP expired on May 18th; I sent an email to OINP office on May 3rd to ask for extension, but did not get a response... How do I reopen the case though? Is there any way? You can order notes after rejection?

I was an inlander OOPNP under CEC. Application was rejected: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/inconsistent-noc-duty-comments-in-gcms-notes-t413664.0.html Should I put a new application or wait? Without PNP my score won't be anywhere near the line.

It is actually correct NOC code. It is based on the current job duties...

My application just got refused. Reason: After a careful review of your supporting documents, I am not satisfied that you meet the minimum requirements under Canadian Experience Class as per regulations R87.1 (2). You have indicated that you were employed as a ***, from June 2014 to the time...

I ordered the notes last month, and submitted a CSE after. I would like to submit another order to see if my CSE got processed and what the officers say about my application. Can I order another? Is there limit on how many you can get?

Similar to my issue... My issue was my work experience was disqualified by them and marked as ineligible. I submitted a new work reference letter and still waiting for response You probably should submit another evidence of your education asap.

Are you qualified for EE and submitted your application yet? If you are, then just apply for a college and a study permit, then wait for PR. If you wanna work during this time, you can work 20h max per week under specific criteria If you are not, then you are going to need a brand new work...

Look at my case and post: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/inconsistent-noc-duty-comments-in-gcms-notes-t413664.0.html I will recommend you doing so if you still didn't get update yet. You should have ordered GCMS notes but they are really slow in this so it might...

I believe you are supposed to do it yourself, or find a lawyer/consultant to do it for you.

If your CRS is below 400, you won't get OOPNP. Not sure about other provinces Also if you get PNP, you shouldn't claim your CRS is lower than 400 because that adds 600 to it.