kan2008 said:
According to my experience if CIO makes error they realy consider your request for a review. But you must have solid grounds to make request for a review. In my case they made error as I had 2 bachelors degrees and 17 years of education and CIO had assiigned me 20 points instead 22. I referenced manaul available at immigration CIC wesite and acording to the manual i deserved 22 points NOt 22 in education.
Dear Khan
I need your guidance and support regarding our immigration refusal.
My husband applied for Canadian immigration under the category FSW1 and NOC 1122 in September 2010. Our case got approved by CIO and was sent to London visa office in December 2010.
Now we have received a refusal letter due to insufficient points from the visa officer BUT he has made a mistake in calculating the points.
Following is our point’s descriptions by the visa officer:
Age 10
Education 22
Experience 21
Language 9
Adaptability 4
Total 66
Now the problem is that my husband has 18 years of education and he was suppose to get 25 points for that, but unfortunately the visa officer seems like he is unable to understand the meaning of MS degree.
My husband has following university degrees:
1. BA (equivalent to 14 years of education)
2. MBA (equivalent to 16 years of education)
3. MCS (equivalent to 16 years of education)
4. MS in Computer Science (equivalent to 18 years of education)
Admission into MS is grated after the completion of 16 years of education. It is stated on the respective university and Higher Education Commission (HEC) websites also.
Visa officer mistakenly thought that my husband has 3 degrees equivalent to 16 years of education whereas my husband has two 16 years degrees and one 18 years degree and deserves 25 points for that. Then our total would be 69 points.
Please advise me what should we do about that? I will be very obliged to you for that.