Greetings,
I have just joined the Forum upon the suggestion of a friend. I have recently received my GCSM notes. Which are worrisome. In notes of Case Processing Agent, he wrote: he assessed my application for 903 points whereas my total score was 928.
Upon the details screening of my notes I have seen that in INCOMING part of notes, He did not add any status for my work History.
Just to elaborate further, soon after AOR I have raised a Webform and share my new job contract which was an extension of my previous employment along with POF documents ( being extra honest with my application). I have seen "Review Required " for those shared documents as well in the INCOMING part of NOTES.
they wrote this as well
" ITA:68/MIN Required FSW Score:67 Total FSW Points Assessed:53 PNP Triage: Refer to IR"
It seems they haven't included points for my work experience
I would highly appreciate from experts of the forum to share their opinions and thoughts.
I look forward to hearing from you people.
Thank you @legalfalcon for your response in advance!
I have just joined the Forum upon the suggestion of a friend. I have recently received my GCSM notes. Which are worrisome. In notes of Case Processing Agent, he wrote: he assessed my application for 903 points whereas my total score was 928.
Upon the details screening of my notes I have seen that in INCOMING part of notes, He did not add any status for my work History.
Just to elaborate further, soon after AOR I have raised a Webform and share my new job contract which was an extension of my previous employment along with POF documents ( being extra honest with my application). I have seen "Review Required " for those shared documents as well in the INCOMING part of NOTES.
they wrote this as well
" ITA:68/MIN Required FSW Score:67 Total FSW Points Assessed:53 PNP Triage: Refer to IR"
It seems they haven't included points for my work experience
I would highly appreciate from experts of the forum to share their opinions and thoughts.
I look forward to hearing from you people.
Thank you @legalfalcon for your response in advance!