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Hi, On that page it clearly states that it is recognized by the government as a M.Sc. in Chemistry FOR PURPOSES OF RECRUITMENT OF CHEMIST. I think those words are the key to their decision. And that is probably why they didn't recognized it, because in the end, is not a Masters, but a diploma...

They will give you the points according to the actual results.

By the way, you will get 4 points if your score is: Speaking, Reading and Writing (6.5-9) Listening (7.5-9)... not 5.5 like you stated... I believe they are supposed to use the method that gives you the higher amount of points. Regards.

Take the IELTS... Don't make the same mistake as others who think they are too good to take a test and months after they are crying foul play because the IO gave them 0 points for Language ability. If English is not your native language, just take it! Regards.

No way! Don't believe everything you see online ; ) Regards.

This is kind of old news, but yes... 6.5 is enough for 4 points in most bands except for Listening (7.5-9) Regards.

When you fill those forms you are supposed to give details of the degrees you have obtained, not "future" degrees because things like that can happen. You previously claimed to have a degree that you didn't actually had, I hope they don't consider this as lying to get a few extra points. Better...

Take the test! It's the only way to claim 16 points... Don't take any chances... Regards.

Yes you have... http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/arriving.asp Regards.

Hi, any news?

Good point, 66 not good enough. Did you submit also your mother's birth certificate? You don't mention that and that is the only way to demonstrate that your mom and aunt share the same parents. Regards.

Just in case... the name is Calgary ; ) Regards.

I beleive they specify 120 from the date of the letter... at least that's what my Medicals request letter said (60 days from the date of the letter). Good luck with your application. Regards.

I hope this helps: Right of Permanent Residence Fees are Refundable: The Right of Permanent Residence Fee is paid for the right to obtain permanent resident status in Canada. The fee is partial compensation for the many benefits and privileges that permanent resident status confers. This fee...

Hi, It doesn't seem normal. I applied in March 08, profession was on the list and I did my medicals 2 months ago. Hopefully with your CAIPS notes you can get an answer of what is happening. Regards,

One bank draft or Money Order is fine. $550 CAD each for you and your wife. $1100 CAD in your case is the right amount. In our case we wrote the name of the principal applicant. Regards.

I was checking my application and I wrote N/A in those fields that you guys left blank. I guess you will find out in a month or so if that's a problem. Keep your fingers crossed ; ) Regards.

You have to pay the fees for your wife too. Unless you don't plan your wife to come with you, then you wll not receive adaptability points. Why would she help you "adapt" to your new life if she is not with you. If both of you are immigrating, then both of you have to pay all the required fees...

If you want to claim full points... just take the test, it will save you a possible headache. This is an extract from the EG7 guide: "CIC strongly advises that you provide the results of a language test if English or French is not your first language. Written submissions are only recommended...

If you want to claim full points... just take the test. This is an extract from the EG7 guide: "CIC strongly advises that you provide the results of a language test if English or French is not your first language. Written submissions are only recommended for applicants whose first language is...