April 2014 Application

[Cabalen]

Correction:

AOR Received on 15/5/2014

So when was it received by CIO then?

 

[maxmoore]

I just hope this week will be THE WEEK of AORs. Otherwise, I'm starting to be worried.

 

[sjulien]

Correct. I am also waiting for AOR.

My draft has cashed on 15/05/2014.

I just hope this week will be THE WEEK of AORs. Otherwise, I'm starting to be worried.

 

[smrizek]

Hi everyone,
I'm new to this forum.
This a lot for all the answers I found in here !

Here is my info :
NOC : 1226
Country of residence : Canada
Country of origin : Morocco
Visa office : Sydney
Date filed : 28 april
Date received : 30 april
Payment Method : Credit card
CC charged : 16 may

I'll update you once I receive my AOR.
Have an amazing day everyone

 

[Cabalen]

Hi everyone,
I'm new to this forum.
This a lot for all the answers I found in here !

Here is my info :
NOC : 1226
Country of residence : Canada
Country of origin : Morocco
Visa office : Sydney
Date filed : 28 april
Date received : 30 april
Payment Method : Credit card
CC charged : 16 may

I'll update you once I receive my AOR.
Have an amazing day everyone

Updated! Good luck!

 

[smrizek]

Updated! Good luck!

Now that my credit card is charged, is it still possible that they send back my application for being incomplete ? I was just wondering.

Thanks for your answer

 

[Hope1957]

No, once your application is found complete, they cost recover the processing fee and check if your application is eligible to be processed. If it is found eligible to be processed, then CIO will issue you an AOR, after which processing fees are no longer refundable.
Good luck!

Now that my credit card is charged, is it still possible that they send back my application for being incomplete ? I was just wondering.

Thanks for your answer

 

[sjulien]

Great, Congratulation !!

I had the same timeline as you. After 12 days of the of CC charge, I just got my AOR email.

 

[sjulien]

Birth Certificate and payment issue or incomplete forms/signs etc..

Does anyone in this forum know what is the rate of rejection in CEC category? Do many get refused and what are the main reasons for refusal? ... Thanks.

 

[ljiljka007]

Any new AOR's guys?

 

[sjulien]

I am waiting for AOR.. But so far, no mail or no update in ECAS.
Hopping this week....

Any new AOR's guys?

 

[Hope1957]

For CEC, I'd believe there are only a few reasons as to why your application could be rejected.

1. The VO is not satisfied that you performed the duties mentioned in your chosen NOC.
2. You have gained some of your work experience when you were a full time student.
3. You do not have the required experience for CEC.
4. If you have gained your work experience in one of the ineligible occupations.
5. Work experience gained on unauthorized permits.
6. Criminal/medical inadmissibility.

These are some of the few reasons I can think of.
An application can be found ineligible to be processed if it doesn't meet MI or if it is incomplete. If you meet all the criteria for CEC, chances of a rejection is quite slim.

Does anyone in this forum know what is the rate of rejection in CEC category? Do many get refused and what are the main reasons for refusal? ... Thanks.

 

[sjulien]

Thanks for sharing.

Do you know about NOC ineligible lists?
I worked under diff categories such as 2175, 2174, 2171
4. If you have gained your work experience in one of the ineligible occupations.?

For CEC, I'd believe there are only a few reasons as to why your application could be rejected.

1. The VO is not satisfied that you performed the duties mentioned in your chosen NOC.
2. You have gained some of your work experience when you were a full time student.
3. You do not have the required experience for CEC.
4. If you have gained your work experience in one of the ineligible occupations.
5. Work experience gained on unauthorized permits.
6. Criminal/medical inadmissibility.

These are some of the few reasons I can think of.
An application can be found ineligible to be processed if it doesn't meet MI or if it is incomplete. If you meet all the criteria for CEC, chances of a rejection is quite slim.

 

[Hope1957]

Work experience in the following National Occupation Classification (NOC) B occupations (listed with the corresponding NOC code) will not be accepted in the CEC:

•Cooks (NOC 6322)
•Food service supervisors (NOC 6311)
•Administrative officers (NOC 1221)
•Administrative assistants (NOC 1241)
•Accounting technicians and bookkeepers (NOC 1311)
•Retail sales supervisors (NOC 6211)

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/cec/applications-accepted.asp

 

[ljiljka007]

Thanks for sharing.

Do you know about NOC ineligible lists?
I worked under diff categories such as 2175, 2174, 2171
4. If you have gained your work experience in one of the ineligible occupations.?

You cannot use work experience in the following occupations to qualify for the CEC:
Cooks (NOC 6322)
Food service supervisors (NOC 6311)
Administrative officers (NOC 1221)
Administrative assistants (NOC 1241)
Accounting technicians and bookkeepers (NOC 1311)
Retail sales supervisors (NOC 6211)