sgtrigger said:But shouldnt they actually be eligible since it is mentioned in the OP6B manual for applications after June 2010...page 32...sorry I have the file but cant figure out how to attach it....if someone has the link please post it....i remember i had got it from this forum only....
b) Previous study in Canada:
Award five points if the applicant or accompanying spouse or common- law partner completed a program of full-time study of at least two years' duration at a post-secondary institution in Canada, if this occurred after the age of seventeen and with valid study permits.
(The person is not required to have obtained an educational credential for these two years of study in Canada to earn the points, but simply to have completed at least two years of study.)
Giving the 5 adaptability points also depends on how you have filled out the "Schedule 3 form". If you have checked it off on the form that you have completed a program of study of at least 2 years, you can be eligible for the 5 points, otherwise the officer cannot give it to you.
You can always send a new "schedule 3" form to update the information on that before the decision is made.