At the time of processing your application IELTS score needs to be provided as it is mandatory. If not it will be rejected.Niaz4one said:Guys,
If the IELTS did not submitted with the application but points are good enough, would it be rejected ???
Please reply guys...
No this is not true. If we read the requirements carefully, nowhere mentioned that if no IELTS test is taken, the application will be rejected.jairichi said:At the time of processing your application IELTS score needs to be provided as it is mandatory. If not it will be rejected.
Agreed - you don't need it, unless you're relying on it to have enough points.gemfsd said:No this is not true. If we read the requirements carefully, nowhere mentioned that if no IELTS test is taken, the application will be rejected.
If you have enough points (if single 49 points, if married 57) without IELTS points, then you will be good to go, that is, IELTS is not mandatory, but can give you extra points if you need them.
Your reasoning is funny. If one's occupation is not in the skills list of Quebec but still manages to reach the minimum points will the application be considered? If your answer is yes as it is mentioned nowhere it is a mandatory requirement then why it is called as Quebec Skilled Workers Program (QSWP)? The applicant needs to demonstrate that s/he is skilled in English or French.gemfsd said:No this is not true. If we read the requirements carefully, nowhere mentioned that if no IELTS test is taken, the application will be rejected.
If you have enough points (if single 49 points, if married 57) without IELTS points, then you will be good to go, that is, IELTS is not mandatory, but can give you extra points if you need them.
Yes absolutely - it's simply a points based system. If you have enough and you get into the cap then that's that, no individual item is mandatory. I'm not saying its entirely logical but that's how the system works - probably why they're thinking about changing it!jairichi said:Your reasoning is funny. If one's occupation is not in the skills list of Quebec but still manages to reach the minimum points will the application be considered?
Ohh ok. Will wait and see.m585 said:Yes absolutely - it's simply a points based system. If you have enough and you get into the cap then that's that, no individual item is mandatory. I'm not saying its entirely logical but that's how the system works - probably why they're thinking about changing it!
Think man! how would you able to score enough points if your occupation is not on the list. Quebec has its own criteria of selection. Furthermore, its not the matter of my or your reasoning, everything I am telling here is according to the rules and regulations published by the authorities. We, by means of our reasoning cannot suppose anything. I invite you to read the rules to understand the procedure thoroughly, we should not try to mislead other people. I hope you understand.jairichi said:Your reasoning is funny. If one's occupation is not in the skills list of Quebec but still manages to reach the minimum points will the application be considered? If your answer is yes as it is mentioned nowhere it is a mandatory requirement then why it is called as Quebec Skilled Workers Program (QSWP)? The applicant needs to demonstrate that s/he is skilled in English or French.
It is interesting to note and is strange idiosyncracy of the system that technically you could have enough points without an occupation on the list. Say you were a single applicant of the max points age (16), fluent in both French and English (22), financially self sufficient (1) and with a decent education (10). There you would be already at the 49 and have as much chance as any other applicant, even if you've never had a job!gemfsd said:how would you able to score enough points if your occupation is not on the list.
I understand your point. I will be surprised if Quebec approves an applicant who does not demonstrate knowledge of English or French. As you said let us see what they come up with.gemfsd said:Think man! how would you able to score enough points if your occupation is not on the list. Quebec has its own criteria of selection. Furthermore, its not the matter of my or your reasoning, everything I am telling here is according to the rules and regulations published by the authorities. We, by means of our reasoning cannot suppose anything. I invite you to read the rules to understand the procedure thoroughly, we should not try to mislead other people. I hope you understand.
That is so strange. Well, let us see on what basis they are going to process and approve submitted applications.m585 said:It is interesting to note and is strange idiosyncracy of the system that technically you could have enough points without an occupation on the list. Say you were a single applicant of the max points age (16), fluent in both French and English (22), financially self sufficient (1) and with a decent education (10). There you would be already at the 49 and have as much chance as any other applicant, even if you've never had a job!
This error would come if you are trying to access the website from a network that has a Static IP, say for example your office network. So when the Mon Project receives multiple requests from 1 IP they block that temporarily.amrit2171 said:Guys,
I am getting the following error:
Error code 14
Request was blocked by the security rules
Can somebody explain please???
That's right, but I was talking about the case where someone does not have fluency in either official language, now we have 49-22 = 27 only. I was answering the jairichi's particular question, where he was assuming if someone does not have IELTS or French test taken, I hope you will understand my point in the context.m585 said:It is interesting to note and is strange idiosyncracy of the system that technically you could have enough points without an occupation on the list. Say you were a single applicant of the max points age (16), fluent in both French and English (22), financially self sufficient (1) and with a decent education (10). There you would be already at the 49 and have as much chance as any other applicant, even if you've never had a job!