Misunderstanding in CRS

[dest]

Hello,

I Applied for EE in sept 2015 with my wife and got 330. I misread the CRS rules. I was expecting more points from my wife but unfortunately it didn't happened. It appear that, I probably get more point If I submitted application without spouse in age, education etc.

Now, Can I Withdraw my Spouse from the application to get some extra points OR I will need a fresh application OR should I keep it as it is.?

If I submit a fresh application (w/o wife) and get ITA chance, how difficult for me be to sponsor my wife.

Thanks

 

[scylla]

You have to list your wife in the application. Failing to do so is misrepresentation. You cannot apply as single if you are married.

 

[Jonty711]

Hello,

I Applied for EE in sept 2015 with my wife and got 330. I misread the CRS rules. I was expecting more points from my wife but unfortunately it didn't happened. It appear that, I probably get more point If I submitted application without spouse in age, education etc.

Now, Can I Withdraw my Spouse from the application to get some extra points OR I will need a fresh application OR should I keep it as it is.?

If I submit a fresh application (w/o wife) and get ITA chance, how difficult for me be to sponsor my wife.

Thanks

Your little misunderstanding is misrepresentation.

 

[dest]

Means, Best is to keep the application as it is, is the best solution for me,?

How long it could take for candidates having 320+ points to get ITA invitation.

 

[Reginald]

Hello,

I Applied for EE in sept 2015 with my wife and got 330. I misread the CRS rules. I was expecting more points from my wife but unfortunately it didn't happened. It appear that, I probably get more point If I submitted application without spouse in age, education etc.

Now, Can I Withdraw my Spouse from the application to get some extra points OR I will need a fresh application OR should I keep it as it is.?

If I submit a fresh application (w/o wife) and get ITA chance, how difficult for me be to sponsor my wife.

Thanks

Is there a way to improve your wife's contribution to your scores? Such as a new English test with better scores? You can definitely withdraw your profile, and re-enter the pool as married but spouse not accompanying. However, I have been advised that it's easier to apply with your spouse now than to sponsor her later. Alternatively, both of you could look at Canadian provinces for the possibility of a provincial nomination.

Goodluck!!