solokru said:
Hello guys, I hope everybody's doing just fine with their own application. I just wanted to ask for some suggestions especially for those people who have undergone this.
I have just recently received a rejection letter from BIQ HK stating that my scores are not high enough to be selected as an immigrant through QSW. Here's the detailed breakdown of the points allocated.
Niveau de scolarite 4/12
Domaine de formation 0/16
Experience prof. 4/8
Age 16/16
Francaise inter.orale 0/16
Anglais inter.orale 6/6
Sejour au Quebec 0/5
Famille aue Quebec 0/3
Offre emploi valide 0/10
Autonomie financie 1/1
This would total to 31 points but I would need 49 points for my application to be accepted. The weird thing about this is that I have finished two degrees. I have a degree in Biology (Genetics major) and a degree in Nursing. I've used my degree in nursing to apply through QSW as I have already practiced my profession for more than a year now. However they have only awarded me four points in the 'Niveau de scolarite" which should have been at least 10 since I have finished college (four points would imply that I have only finished high school) and an additional 12 points for the "Domain de formation" since nursing is one of the jobs which is highly in demand in Quebec. Oddly enough they have awarded me four points for my experience working as a company nurse as stated in the application that I have sent them. How could that be possible if I haven't finished my degree(s)?
Anyways, I have until February 24 to submit my appeal. They are asking for new documents that I have not yet provided for them to be able to take up my case again. What do you think should I send them? I have already submitted the notarized copies of the two degrees that I have and the diplomas. I have also sent copies of my registration to the professional order of nurses here in the Philippines. Any help would be greatly appreciated especially those who have also undergone this procedure ( @ angeleye).
Thank you very much!
Hi everyone (especially solokru and angeleye, egrace, all the CSQ wiz here )
I really need your advise.
I've been visiting this forum for some time now. I am in the same situation above [just found out this morning :-( ] I was just wondering what you guys did or submitted for the appeal or can suggest to me?
I have a Bachelors in Physiotherapy(5 years Univ.), graduated 1999, had 2 years experience in this field (before 2005) another 1 year experience (after 2005), then the rest of my experiences are on business and online freelance work. Hubby has a Bachelor in Nursing, graduated 1998, had 2 years experience in this field (before 2005), then the rest are on sales and marketing. We've both been attending a French class for a month now (not alliance though, cause they only have offices in the Capital city.), we had to transfer our residence to another City near us where the only French class was available - talk about sacrifices.)
Applied Oct. 2010, AOR received 2 weeks after. Submitted all notarized copies of everything including my business permits. Sent them a copy of our enrollment receipt for the French class, IDs with the instructor's name. We've even bought French audio books to supplement our beginners knowledge.
Like Solokru and Angeleye, I'm really confused with the computation.
I've found my hubby's old IELTS score, I know I'm need to send that with my appeal, but what else? - can't really think straight here. We didn't get any points for our trainings?
Niveau de scolarite 6/12
Domaine de formation 0/16
Experience prof. 0/8
Age 16/16
Francaise inter.orale 0/16
Anglais inter.orale 6/6
Sejour au Quebec 0/5
Famille aue Quebec 0/3
Conj. Scolarite 2/3
Conj. domaine de formation 0/4
Conj. Age 3/3
Con. Francais 0/6
Offre emploi valide 0/10
Autres facteurs 5/9
Enfants 4/8
Autonomie financier 1/1
I can't even think clear right now...I only have 60 days to comply ... no one to turn to except here...
thanks guys.
any reply is appreciated.
