my application refused, need advise

[san_river]

Dears;
Please be informed that I apply for immigration visa under skilled worker category(Computer Sys.Implementation Mnager on 2010), I received below rejection letter(the letter date is 27/4/3012),(many thanks in advanced) I need your help to explain why I did not award points for my spouse education and relative in Canada 5 points based on what mentioned in letter inspite of I send the copy of my wife diploma in computer programing and I send all required papers from my sister, what can I write to the officer to review my application? waiting your answer please
You have obtained insufficient points to qualify for immigration to Canada, the minimum requirement being 67 points. You were awarded 10 points for age. You were awarded 20 points for education. You were awarded 21 points for experience. You were not awarded points for arranged employment, as you have no such arrangement. You were awarded 9 points for English language ability as per your IELTS results. You did not indicate proficiency in French. Although you indicated that your spouse completed a , two-year post-secondary educational credential, you failed to provide sufficient evidence that this program of study or training was completed at an educational or training institution recognized by the authorities responsible for registering, accrediting, supervising and regulating such institutions in the country of issue. As such, no points have been awarded for your spouse’s education. Although you indicated that you have a relation in Canada, you failed to provide sufficient evidence as to the relationship of yourself and your relation in Canada. As such, no points have been awarded for a relation in Canada. No other adaptability factors applied in your case. Therefore, your point total is: 60. You have not obtained sufficient points to satisfy me that you will be able to become economically established in Canada.
Subsection 76(3) of the IRPA Regulations permits an officer to substitute their evaluation of the likelihood to become economically established in Canada if the number of points awarded is not a sufficient indicator of whether the skilled worker may become economically established in Canada. Subsection 76(4) states that such an evaluation requires the concurrence of a second officer. I have considered your case under this section. I have determined that the points that you have been awarded are an accurate reflection of the likelihood of your ability to become economically established in Canada. As a result, I did not forward your application to the program manager for consideration.
Subsection 11(1) of the Act states that a foreign national must, before entering Canada, apply to an officer for a visa or for any other document required by the regulations. The visa or document may be issued if, following an examination, the officer is satisfied that the foreign national is not inadmissible and meets the requirements of this Act. Subsection 2(1) specifies that unless otherwise indicated, references in the Act to “this Act” include regulations made under it.
Following an examination of your application, I am not satisfied that you meet the requirements of the Act and the Regulations for the reasons explained above. I am therefore refusing your application.
Thank you for the interest you have shown in Canada

 

[Pippin]

Sorry to hear your bad news. The questions to be answered: 1. was your wife's college recognized by the authorities, and 2) what documents did you send to prove your RELATIONSHIP to your sister in Canada?
If you can give us some more details perhaps we can help you understand what happened.

 

[jaggy999]

Write a cover letter explaining the situation......request them for reconsideration by furnishing adequate and updated proof..... be apologetic that you didn't provide the proper docs in the first place

You need to provide docs regarding 3 things to prove that you have a close relative in Canada:
1.Proof of relationship-providing this proof can be done by submitting birth or marriage certificates.For example, to prove that your relative in Canada is ur sister, it would be necessary to submit birth certificates for her and yourself and showing that you have at least one common parent.
2.Proof of Status-Can be proved by providing PR card
3.Proof of residency-Provide evidence that relative physically resides in canada. Include copies of lease agreements, NOA frm CRA, an employer letter confirming employment,bank statements, credit card invoices and monthly bills.

Provide transcripts for your spouse alongwith other evidence that may satisfy the IO.

Very rare chances that they would reopen ur case, but its better to try then giving up without trying.

All the best

 

[hope_life]

1) Did u send birth certificate of yours along with your sister(who is residing in canada) as POR(proof of relationship).

on which your parents' name is printed.



60+5=65

2) can u please elaborate about your spouse education.


if its 10+2 then you must get 3 points for that.

it means 65+3=68.

u jst need to send enough evidence that you qualify.

Write a re-consideration letter with clear evidences, I guess, u will sail thru.

god bless.

Write a cover letter explaining the situation......request them for reconsideration by furnishing adequate and updated proof..... be apologetic that you didn't provide the proper docs in the first place

You need to provide docs regarding 3 things to prove that you have a close relative in Canada:
1.Proof of relationship-providing this proof can be done by submitting birth or marriage certificates.For example, to prove that your relative in Canada is ur sister, it would be necessary to submit birth certificates for her and yourself and showing that you have at least one common parent.
2.Proof of Status-Can be proved by providing PR card
3.Proof of residency-Provide evidence that relative physically resides in canada. Include copies of lease agreements, NOA frm CRA, an employer letter confirming employment,bank statements, credit card invoices and monthly bills.

Provide transcripts for your spouse alongwith other evidence that may satisfy the IO.

Very rare chances that they would reopen ur case, but its better to try then giving up without trying.

All the best

 

[barackobamaisgood]

write a letter and explain..there is no choice.

 

[naaz12]

dear friend sorry to hear that sad news..as advised by jaggy and pippin...write a cover letter explaning each and every thing. provide each and and every proof you got...there is no harm in doing that...
May god bless you....and they reconsider your case.....
Regards

 

[san_river]

Many thanks everybody, I got your valuable advises,
I wrote to the Visa office; I will inform you as soon as get the answer.
Regards

 

[jnathan]

seems like his Wife's degree awarding institution was not accredited ; or he missed out on sending that.
How come you missed sending proofs of your relative's stay in Canada
they are nicely listed on visa office specific instructions for various CHC's.

 

[calgaryimmigration]

In regards to your application, I can see that the underlying problem came into scene because of the insufficient evidence. What you are going to do now is to look for those evidences first and try to resubmit your application.

 

[spartan300]

Dear sorry to say
you cant claim her points if she has only completed 10+2 only...
A one year diploma, trade certificate, apprenticeship or University degree and at least 12 years of full time study...to claim 3 points
So i think you don't get enough point although they consider adaptability points,

Warm regards,

 

[PA5510N]

please do as per seniors advised

my application was refused on March 2012

i did reconsideration against the decision and last week i got approval

please check the below email i got from CHC LONDON

Dear Madam/Sir

This refers to recent correspondence received at our office requesting reconsideration of your application for permanent residence in Canada as a Federal skilled worker.

i have reviewed the file and the case notes and i can confirm there was an error made in the calculation of points for your education. i am therefore prepared to reconsider your application.

you will be advised of the next processing steps by post or by email addresses provided in the application.

your sincerely,

Visa officer (JGL) Canadian High Commision

 

[BINSON]

will new delhi vo reject my application if i am not able to provide dependent PCC from saudi arabia , i am trying for it but will take time and i m goin to ask vo for more time . i hope they dont reject if i cannot give the document by 6th july thats my deadline...

 

[SandySurrey]

The diploma your wife did , was it done from a private institution ??

 

[san_river]

Dears:
Thank you very much for your help, please be inform that I sent a soft copy of all proofs for wife education&relationship and the website & links of the college but I m orry to say I received BELOW negative answer; I want to know the meaning of the second para in the answer wich related to section 87 of the Immigration Act (see below in RED color), Can you advise what I have to do now?:

Dear Madam/Sir,

This refers to recent correspondence received at our office requesting
reconsideration of your Application for Permanent Residence in Canada as
a Federal Skilled Worker.

On November 28, 2008, pursuant to section 87 of the Immigration and
Refugee Protection Act, the Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and
Multiculturalism issued instructions which affect Federal Skilled Worker
applications submitted on or after February 27, 2008, and before June
26, 2010. Since your application was received between these dates, your
application was subject to these instructions.

Your application for permanent residence in Canada was carefully
considered by an officer according to the applicable section of the
Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, and you were sent a letter
containing the full reasons for refusing your application. The decision
was made based on the information on file at that time. You were sent a
letter explaining the assessment, thereby concluding the assessment of
your application.

I note that you indicate that you believe you should have been awarded 5
adaptability points for your relative in Canada. I was not satisfied
that you provided sufficient evidence of relationship. You were
therefore not awarded any points for your relative in Canada. I also
note that you indicate that you believe you should have been awarded
adaptability points for your spouse's education. I was not satisifed,
based on the evidence on file at the time of assessment, that your
spouse's post-seconday educational credential meets section 73 of the
Regulations:
"educational credential" means any diploma, degree or trade or
apprenticeship credential issued on the completion of a program of study
or training at an educational or training institution recognized by
the authorities responsible for registering, accrediting, supervising
and regulating such institutions in the country of issue.
You were therefore awarded 0 adaptability points for your spouse's
education. Although you have provided additional evidence of your
spouse's education with your request for reconsideration, I am not
prepared to re-open your application as this evidence was not on file at
the time of assessment.
Should you have different or additional information, you may wish to
submit a new application for permanent residence in Canada via the
Centralized Intake Office, in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Thank you and waiting your advise.

 

[SandySurrey]

This only means that your application cOmes under ministerial instructions 1.