Ray of Hope - 124th Draw
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LOL I worked damn hard for that ITA. Didn't sit and complain about how CIC is cheating me... I admire the current immigration system what is wrong with that?
Oh yeah i forgot. The rest didn't.
Give this gentleman a complementary beer please.
Sir baray baray fankar hain yahan. Pareshan nahe hona. ITA kay baad kafi phds nazar aein gay apko.
I am sorry, but this is absolutely another matter.
People who CAN'T speak English properly, shouldn't pass IELTS test with the CLB 10 in the first place. I am sorry, but you have no idea about how long I or other applicants of my age have lived abroad or what we have done to jump to such ridiculous conclusions such as: "If you are at 33 years old, you're chances of integrating properly and learning the language are much much lower than a 25 year old.
Also, If you're coming from a non English speaking country, then you are not qualified as a professional in Canada unless your English is immaculate.
Wrong. => CLB 10 must guarantee you are able to communicate on a very high level of English. That fact that you don't have any siblings, sponsors or rest in Canada in the modern world does not mean that you can't integrate in the society anymore. And the opposite is true, people who are coming in Canada in the age between 25-30 may not integrate easy in the society because most of them lived in their home country their entire life and do not know what it is like to live in either the UK/Canada or the US
Wrong => In Canada - 30.5 years old - is an average year for marriage.
You came to a great conclusion, man:
- a 33 year old person cannot be single
- find a partner in Canada
- can't integrate in the society because he speaks English poorly regardless of the high Ielts score.
Based on what you have just written, I'd say it's quite the opposite since you do not know much about Canada. Can't wait to see how you will "integrate into culture".
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Canada wants young and educated immigrants. Canada has aging population. They want young people who can contribute for longer to the society (i.e. paying taxes to the govt. , helping meeting labour demands etc) rather than giving more points to older applicants who will retire early as compared to young people.
Not to mention that once a citizen hits 55 years old he is entitled to so much government support and CIC doesnt want to get people who can work for 10 years then take advantage of this system. Older people, starting at the age of 40, get sick more frequently and cost taxpayers a lot of money.
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Hey thanks for your response.
My funds are in one account only. But I was wondering how would they know that we are free of loans from other banks if we don't show all our accounts.
I hope they won't consider us hiding something. Am I just overthinking? Please help me out.
They will know what you will tell them for your accounts. They are interested in know you have enough to survive.
NMS@
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- Apr 5, 2019
- 42
- Category........
- FSW
- Visa Office......
- Ottawa
- NOC Code......
- 2152
- App. Filed.......
- O7-10-19
- AOR Received.
- 07-10-19
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I hope time literally flies this time as per the saying. Wish good luck to everyone. The score will come down sometime for sure. Let's be optimistic and keep on working our ways to improve score.
Cool. Thanks
I hope time literally flies this time as per the saying. Wish good luck to everyone. The score will come down sometime for sure. Let's be optimistic and keep on working our ways to improve score.
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Topic of this thread seems to be drifting away from actual issue at hand. After reading numerous comments about English Language tests, I feel obligated to mention that "IELTS" isn't the best way to gauge someone's level of English. Secondly, after working in Canada for about 2 years, i realize that "ENGLISH" only matters to a certain extent when it comes to Technical jobs.
IELTS score: L :6 R 7 W 7.5 S 7.5. Yes in listening, i knew all the answers and didn't realize the fact that you only have 2 minutes to fill out your answers as opposed to 10 minutes in paper based. My score score is 459 and I highly doubt I'll get the invitation to apply. Just waiting on AINP and the letter of interest that is if i get lucky.
Cheers!
IELTS score: L :6 R 7 W 7.5 S 7.5. Yes in listening, i knew all the answers and didn't realize the fact that you only have 2 minutes to fill out your answers as opposed to 10 minutes in paper based. My score score is 459 and I highly doubt I'll get the invitation to apply. Just waiting on AINP and the letter of interest that is if i get lucky.
Cheers!
bro donyworry u will getLet me tell you a sad story. We started this journey in September 2017 when my wife and I did IELTS and got most of the documents required to apply. I didn’t get the right score so I waited until February 2018 and gave it another chance with great score for a CRS of 438 (1 year of foreign experience even though I had more, didn’t want to show my other jobs whatsoever). If I had shown my other experience I would have got 463 at that time. We didn’t do it because we didn’t have the whole amount of money so I just waited for the right time. The thing is that I waited too long knowing that I had the chance to get into the pool since 2018 and lost it. Now that I’ve lost 10 points of birthdays I am including my other experience for a score of 453. Seeing the pool I gave IELTS another try (max out I could be at 462) and it wasn’t good so I don’t know if I want to do that again. I just wanted to let off steam, knowing that this won’t be the year (again) and probably I have to wait until late January to see if the score drops to 453.
i am hopeful at 450
btw im27 only
