I am sorry if I confused you. I am talking about the details you should be filling in the post-ITA e-APR. While creating the EE profile, you won't see it. When you get an ITA and you are filling up your forms then, keep this in mind.hambousha said:
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As of now, you can remove spouse's work experience and education from the EE profile. After you get ITA, you must not mention the experience and education in the "Employment History Section" and "Education History Section" respectively. You must retain in it in the Personal History section (and if necessary in the address history section {If your spouse lived at a different address} or in the travel history section {If the work experience or education was gained abroad}).hambousha said:
Are things clear now?
I do not have my bachelors degree because i did not clear one subject in my final year , in that case will i have to do ECA from WES for my 12th standard certificate?ibejiopad said:
I do not have my bachelors degree because i did not clear one subject in my final year , in that case will i have to send my 12th standard certificate to wes for evaluation ?ibejiopad said:
I don't think you will be eligible if you do not have a POST-SECONDARY diploma/degree. 12th grade is not post-secondary AFAIK. Other members can lend their suggestions too.patel.suneesh said:
Thing is i am the co-applicant my wife is the main applicant and i have already sent her degree for evaluation to wes. That is the reason why i was asking about it. AFAIK i can claim 2 points for my secondary credentials and i dont think its worth spending 300$ just to claim 2 points.rajkamalmohanram said:
I think yesrajkamalmohanram said:
What I undestood that I should keep work history and education as per now empty..
Then, I put all addresses she used to live at on the personal jistory section but not at employment history or educational section
Correct?
When submitting profile (BEFORE ITA) you only mention things that get you score, i.e. no education if you haven't gotten ECA etc.hambousha said:
In the post ITA application (eApr) mention everything. I had many job experiences (5 or so) to put there with experience letters as well as education although i neither did ECA nor was using past job experience letters to gain points. Same for my spouse. But it was important for CIC to have the correct info. I have seen in notes that they do put all of these things in there and possibly verify them too.
Yeah. Got it
Now The situation as follows;
In my profile (Pre ITA) I put that ny spouse holds a bachelor's degree and I put (No ECA report)..
I claimed Zero points for her education..
Delete her education before ITA or submit the application after ITA without ECA ?
Now The situation as follows;
In my profile (Pre ITA) I put that ny spouse holds a bachelor's degree and I put (No ECA report)..
I claimed Zero points for her education..
Delete her education before ITA or submit the application after ITA without ECA ?
I didn't remember if the Pre ITA form allowed putting education but No ECA. If that's the case you are fine to use that pre ITA as well and latter attach it in your eApr toohambousha said:
Hi Hambousha,hambousha said:
My 2 cents;
1. Leave your spouse academic details as it is; just know that you will not earn any points for her education as you did not do an ECA for her degree. So, I will advice you re-compute your FSW points (i.e that you met the 67 /100 score) to make sure you met the eligibility.
2. It is also advisable to leave her details because in the personal history section you will have to account for the time she spent while completing her degree. it is easy to keep things simple, one small inconsistency brings about more inconsistencies.
3. I am not sure your woman will be happy to learn that you are declaring her as illiterate. Mine wont.
wishing you good luck
That is the problem, I didnt put it my personal history. Mostly because they are asking last 10 years. I finished school 14 years ago. I left that info in my last application that was canceled as incomplete, in my personal history and the program had put me in FSW stream again even when I said that I dont have High School diploma evaluated by any agency. I have send explanation letter in CSE today so I hope everything will be ok.... Hope for the best now...and I have requested GCM notes today....andy.fsw.inland said:
And just one info for all agents that are reading my posts, I am in Canada and I dont need any representative to request my GCM notes. And charging 40$ for them as my representative....really.... the fee is 5$...thank you but no thank you...dont contact me any more....tnx
You should have told that before. Without you telling me, I cannot know if you are a dependent (The general assumption is that the person asking the question is the PA unless S/he mentions otherwise).patel.suneesh said:
Yes, if you are the dependent and you have an ECA for a high school graduation, you add 2 points to your PA's CRS. Whether you want to do it or not is up to you.
Good luck!