LVO Applicants July 01, 2011 FSW Applicants_MI 3

[forcabarca86]

Hi guys,
Here is my rejection letter from vo, good luck to everyone..


Dear XXXX

I have now completed the assessment of your application for a permanent resident visaas a skilled worker and have determined that you do not meet the requirements for immigration toCanadaSubsection 122 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act states that a foreignnational may be selected as a member of the economic class on the basis of their ability tobecome economically established in Canada Subsection 715 of the Regulations prescribes theFederal Skilled Worker class as a class of persons who are skilled workers and who may becomepermanent residents on the basis of their ability to become economically established in CanadaPursuant to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations 2002 skilled workerapplicants are assessed on the basis of the requirements set out in subsection 725 and thecriteria set out in subsection 716 The assessment of these requirements determines whether askilled worker will be able to become economically established in Canada The criteria are ageeducation knowledge of Csanada official languages experience arranged employment andadaptabilityThe table below sets out the points assessed for each of the selection criteria POINTS MAXIMUM
ASSESSED POSSIBLEAGE 10 10EDUCATION 5 25FIRST OFFICIAL LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY 8 16SECOND OFFICIAL LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY 0 8EXPERIENCE 21 21 Page 1 of 3ARRANGED EMPLOYMENT 10 10ADAPTABILITY 10 10 TOTAL 64 100

You have obtained insufficient points to qualify for immigration to Canada the minimumrequirement being 67 points Under the education factor 5 points have been awarded on thebasis of your completing secondary school An educational credential from XXXXXXXXXXX University does not meet Regulation 73 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act whichstateseducational credential means any diploma degree or trade or apprenticeshipcredential issued on the completion of a program of study or training at aneducational or training institution recognized by the authorities responsible forregistering accrediting supervising and regulating such institutions in thecountry of issueXXXXXXXXXXX University is not recognized as a degree granting body by therelevant authorities in either XXXXX United States of America or the United Arab Emirates Youhave not obtained sufficient points to satisfy me that you will be able to become economicallyestablished in CanadaSubsection 736 of the IRPA Regulations permits an officer to substitute their evaluationof the likelihood to become economically established in Canada if the number of points awardedare not a sufficient indicator of whether the skilled worker may become economically establishedin Canada Subsection 746 states that such an evaluation requires the concurrence of a secondofficer I have considered your case under this section I have determined that the points that youhave been awarded are an accurate reflection of the likelihood of your ability to becomeeconomically established in Canada As a result I did not forward your application to the programmanager for considerationSubsection 111 of the Act states that a foreign national must before entering Canadaapply to an officer for a visa or for any other document required by the regulations The visa ordocument may be issued if following an examination the officer is satisfied that the foreignnational insot inadmissible and meets the requirements of this Act Subsection 12specifies thatunless otherwise indicated references in the Act to this Act include regulations made under itFollowing an examination of your application I am not satisfied that you meet therequirements of the Act and the Regulations for the reasons explained above I am thereforerefusing your application
Thank you for the interest you have shown in Canada

Yours sincerely

Visa Officer

Very sorry to read this rKo

After two years of waiting, no one should be denied an opportunity to move to a country because bureaucrats don't recognize the degree you gained. Had they been more efficient, you would not have waited so long just to find out that your university is not on their list of approved institutions. They should, at the very lest, publish a list of acceptable institutions by country.

Hopefully things will work out for the best.

You could try and pursue your university to have your degree recognized.

Alternatively, Australia represents anothe option.

Good luck!

 

[toothfairy_77]

ECAS status changed to "Decision Made"

" A decision has been made on your application. The office will contact you concerning this decision"

Passports received by LVO 11 days ago.

Now waiting for the return of Passports with Visas

Thanks Everybody

Congratulations shajii!

 

[shahji]

Congratulation shah ji

Thanks Gondal the great

 

[shahji]

Congratulations shajii!

Thanks toothfairy_77

 

[Dilup]

what about your GCMS:
skype: NEKEOL123

Hi Nekol, which category are we? MI1, MI2, or MI3???

 

[toothfairy_77]

Hi Nekol, which category are we? MI1, MI2, or MI3???

Dear Dilup,
Below are the Ministerial Instructions (MIs) in which FSW applications are currently being processed under:

Ministerial Instructions (MI1)*: Federal Skilled Workers

Under the first set of Ministerial Instructions (MI1) issued on November 29, 2008, CIC began to limit the type of Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) applications received to the following categories:

a) applicants with an arranged employment offer;
b) applicants with work experience in one of 38 in-demand occupations; and
c) applicants in Canada as students or temporary foreign workers.

MI1 was applied retroactively to FSW applications received on or after February 27, 2008.
*Note that MI1 was superseded by MI2's issuance (see below)

Ministerial Instructions (MI2)*: Federal Skilled Workers, Canadian Experience Class, Immigrant Investor Program

As part of the second set of Ministerial Instructions (MI2) released on June 26, 2010, CIC capped the number of new FSW applications to be processed at 20,000, not including applications with an arranged employment offer. The Department also responded to evolving labour market trends by issuing an updated FSW eligibility list of 29 occupations, each capped at no more than 1,000 applications. In addition, FSW and Canadian Experience Class principal applicants became subject to mandatory language testing. MI2 also included a temporary pause on new federal Immigrant Investor Program (IIP) applications.
*Note that FSWP and IIP provisions in MI2 have been superseded by those in MI3 (see below)

Ministerial Instructions (MI3)*: Federal Skilled Workers, Immigrant Investor Program, Entrepreneurs

Effective July 1, 2011, the third set of Ministerial Instructions (MI3) further limited the intake of new FSW applications by lowering the global cap to 10,000, with sub-caps of 500 for each of the 29 priority occupations. It introduced an annual cap of 700 for new applications made under the federal Immigrant Investor Program, and also included a temporary moratorium on Entrepreneur applications while that program undergoes review.

Ministerial Instructions 8 (MI8): Federal Skilled Workers

Effective May 4, 2013, the eighth set of Ministerial Instructions (MI8) lifted the general pause on the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP). It re-established an eligible occupations stream, with an overall cap of 5,000 new applications and sub-caps of 300 applications in each of the 24 eligible occupations. MI8 coincided with the coming into force of the modernized FSWP, which included new minimum language requirements and mandatory educational credential assessments of foreign educational credentials. MI8 also re-set the cap for PhD applicants under the FSWP (1,000 new applications each year) and for the Federal Skilled Trades Program (3,000 new applications each year) to May 4, 2013 thru April 30, 2014. Lastly, the MI renewed the temporary pauses on the Immigrant Investor Program and the Federal Entrepreneur Program

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/mi/#mi1

you, nekeol, myself and all other friends in this thread who are listed in Mr. Engineer's list are MI-3 applicants since we have applied on/or after July 1, 2011

 

[Dilup]

Dear Dilup,
Below are the Ministerial Instructions (MIs) in which FSW applications are currently being processed under:

Ministerial Instructions (MI1)*: Federal Skilled Workers

Under the first set of Ministerial Instructions (MI1) issued on November 29, 2008, CIC began to limit the type of Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) applications received to the following categories:

a) applicants with an arranged employment offer;
b) applicants with work experience in one of 38 in-demand occupations; and
c) applicants in Canada as students or temporary foreign workers.

MI1 was applied retroactively to FSW applications received on or after February 27, 2008.
*Note that MI1 was superseded by MI2's issuance (see below)

Ministerial Instructions (MI2)*: Federal Skilled Workers, Canadian Experience Class, Immigrant Investor Program

As part of the second set of Ministerial Instructions (MI2) released on June 26, 2010, CIC capped the number of new FSW applications to be processed at 20,000, not including applications with an arranged employment offer. The Department also responded to evolving labour market trends by issuing an updated FSW eligibility list of 29 occupations, each capped at no more than 1,000 applications. In addition, FSW and Canadian Experience Class principal applicants became subject to mandatory language testing. MI2 also included a temporary pause on new federal Immigrant Investor Program (IIP) applications.
*Note that FSWP and IIP provisions in MI2 have been superseded by those in MI3 (see below)

Ministerial Instructions (MI3)*: Federal Skilled Workers, Immigrant Investor Program, Entrepreneurs

Effective July 1, 2011, the third set of Ministerial Instructions (MI3) further limited the intake of new FSW applications by lowering the global cap to 10,000, with sub-caps of 500 for each of the 29 priority occupations. It introduced an annual cap of 700 for new applications made under the federal Immigrant Investor Program, and also included a temporary moratorium on Entrepreneur applications while that program undergoes review.

Ministerial Instructions 8 (MI8): Federal Skilled Workers

Effective May 4, 2013, the eighth set of Ministerial Instructions (MI8) lifted the general pause on the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP). It re-established an eligible occupations stream, with an overall cap of 5,000 new applications and sub-caps of 300 applications in each of the 24 eligible occupations. MI8 coincided with the coming into force of the modernized FSWP, which included new minimum language requirements and mandatory educational credential assessments of foreign educational credentials. MI8 also re-set the cap for PhD applicants under the FSWP (1,000 new applications each year) and for the Federal Skilled Trades Program (3,000 new applications each year) to May 4, 2013 thru April 30, 2014. Lastly, the MI renewed the temporary pauses on the Immigrant Investor Program and the Federal Entrepreneur Program

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/mi/#mi1

you, nekeol, myself and all other friends in this thread who are listed in Mr. Engineer's list are MI-3 applicants since we have applied on/or after July 1, 2011

Thanks a lot MR toothfairy . Really appreciate ...

 

[nekeol]

Hi Nekol, which category are we? MI1, MI2, or MI3???

as detailed by toothfairy7, all applicants who submitted applications after July 2011 are MI3.
only few applicants are remained:

 

[Dilup]

as detailed by toothfairy7, all applicants who submitted applications after July 2011 are MI3.
only few applicants are remained:

When do u think they will clear MI3???

 

[nekeol]

When do u think they will clear MI3???

now they mixed all the MI1 + MI2, +MI3, all processing is done by luck,
no one can predict as mostly they are processing MI1 2010 applications as I have seen more activity with MI1 applications more tahn MI3.
therfore dont worry just wait and pray.

 

[Dilup]

now they mixed all the MI1 + MI2, +MI3, all processing is done by luck,
no one can predict as mostly they are processing MI1 2010 applications as I have seen more activity with MI1 applications more tahn MI3.
therfore dont worry just wait and pray.

OMG!!! WAIT WAIT!!! Till when!!! I really want to giv a loud shout : ....

 

[Bigboss]

now they mixed all the MI1 + MI2, +MI3, all processing is done by luck,
no one can predict as mostly they are processing MI1 2010 applications as I have seen more activity with MI1 applications more tahn MI3.
therfore dont worry just wait and pray.

Nekol
Nice new logo , its like me dear
Good sign inshalah

 

[nekeol]

Nekol
Nice new logo , its like me dear
Good sign inshalah

inshallah good sign
there were no progress in the case, I thought better to change to LOGO to canada, at least a change is there.

in my GCMS I found S.21 which is replacing S.15(1) prevoius GCSM and same S. 26 is replacing S.19(1) I want to know what is this difference

section details
Refuse access – international affairs, defence 15(1)
Refuse access – another person’s information 19(1)

Refuse access – advice, etc. 21
Refuse access – information to be published 26

 

[awai ali]

now they mixed all the MI1 + MI2, +MI3, all processing is done by luck,
no one can predict as mostly they are processing MI1 2010 applications as I have seen more activity with MI1 applications more tahn MI3.
therfore dont worry just wait and pray.

Yup Agreed I found the same trend on forum ...........

 

[xnista]

Guys guys, in His Absolute Grace, be lotf baradar e Imam Hussein: Hazrat e Abolfazl Abbass, my approval came.

Dear Applicant,
This refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada, which we are now ready to finalise.
Please refer to the attached document for the details required at this stage.
Once issued, your visas will be valid until 2014/08/XX.
We look forward to receiving the information shortly.
Yours sincerely,
Program Assistant