SINP OID 24th OCT 2016 - Connect here

[DREAM17CANADA]

I am afraid your form will be rejected as they required IELTS general for immigration purposes
(As per my knowledge)

I have IELTS GT, I applied in USA univ, but no need IELTS, but can I show this score to VO at US embassy?
please advice any one

 

[pollobuk]

I am thinking of apply for a review ... I will attach my ACS for Systems Analyst and explain that my core duties are related to systems analyst not a test engineer...

Best of luck

 

[Binni2600]

Best of luck

Thank you. I have sent them email mentioning that my profile is systems analyst... please review it again ... I am not just a tester... attached supporting docs with that... lets see what happens now.. Side by side i will reapply in next intake with new duties certificates... Fingers crossed!

 

[Manvirr]

- Domain expert and manages system support, testing, maintenance and upgrades throughout multiple releases to meet the customer requirements.
- Central reference and single point of contact for system queries, providing guidance and assistance in the system project decision making process.
- Preparing Test plans, Test Suites, End to End test cases and deciding when to conduct system testing for acceptable quality and integrity of the whole system.
- Closely working with Senior System Analysts, Product Owners and Project Managers to formulate and document the business requirements.
- Pro-actively identifying, investigating and analyzing all the business processes, test techniques, procedures and work practices. Solely capable to configure the whole system.
- Responsible for initiating system enhancements designed to improve the quality, efficiency and productivity of applications.
- Currently identifying and evaluating inefficiencies in system and recommending optimal business practices and solutions according to software needs. Having deep knowledge of system functionality and system behavior.
- Highly capable to train appropriate staff, creating training documentation and providing knowledge transfer on the key areas of the application to ensure appropriate levels of support throughout the team.
- Engaged in using project management methodologies, principles and techniques to develop project plans. Managing and resourcing the project perfectly and finding all the decencies prior to minimize the number of customer bugs.
- Responsible for deploying functional packages on System test environments to make the application available for everyone. Having thorough knowledge of Test Data and process modeling techniques, using the same to update system specifications for the design and development of system software.
- Conducting calls and meetings with Senior System Analysts to develop functional specifications to be used by system developers.

Hi Binny,

Its sad to know about your case. I guess its a matter of both bad luck and little bit of unmatched JD for System Analyst. Considering this province getting so many applications under SINP OID (bcoz of an easy category compared to others), you need to be spot on with everything. Just make sure that JD for atleast your last 2 jobs/3-4 years of work is very close to System Analyst(see an example below which I took from somewhere!). Just try to be short and concise and make sure that it doesn't confuse the decision makers.

• Analysing and evaluating system program needs;
• Writing and maintaining program code to meet system requirements, system designs and
technical specifications in accordance with quality accredited standards;
• Testing, debugging, diagnosing and correcting errors and faults in applications to ensure programs and applications perform to specification; and
• Writing, updating and maintaining technical program, user documentation and operational procedures.

Refrain from saying something like reporting/meeting "senior System Analyst" to finalize something.

 

[ashuindian]

Thank you. I have sent them email mentioning that my profile is systems analyst... please review it again ... I am not just a tester... attached supporting docs with that... lets see what happens now.. Side by side i will reapply in next intake with new duties certificates... Fingers crossed!

Check this
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/sinp-noc-2171-information-systems-analysts-and-consultants-t391607.0.html

 

[Binni2600]

Hi Binny,

Its sad to know about your case. I guess its a matter of both bad luck and little bit of unmatched JD for System Analyst. Considering this province getting so many applications under SINP OID (bcoz of an easy category compared to others), you need to be spot on with everything. Just make sure that JD for atleast your last 2 jobs/3-4 years of work is very close to System Analyst(see an example below which I took from somewhere!). Just try to be short and concise and make sure that it doesn't confuse the decision makers.

• Analysing and evaluating system program needs;
• Writing and maintaining program code to meet system requirements, system designs and
technical specifications in accordance with quality accredited standards;
• Testing, debugging, diagnosing and correcting errors and faults in applications to ensure programs and applications perform to specification; and
• Writing, updating and maintaining technical program, user documentation and operational procedures.

Refrain from saying something like reporting/meeting "senior System Analyst" to finalize something.

Nice comments... i have taken it ... Modifying duty certificates, will re-issue it from my employers ... I have total 9 years of exp... 3 in one company and 6 in current... Will apply in next intake for sure ...

 

[Binni2600]

Check this
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/sinp-noc-2171-information-systems-analysts-and-consultants-t391607.0.html

Yes i checked the link... Degree is not a problem i have +ve ECS of B.E. computer Science.

 

[Binni2600]

I have got this reply:

Thank you for your query. If you believe the SINP has made an error in your application assessment, and you wish to request a secondary review you must provide the following:

- Send a signed letter to the SINP requesting a secondary review within 45 days of the date on the refusal letter you received indicating your application was not approved.

- In your letter, you must clearly state your grounds for review. You will not be able to add new documents or information to support your application at this stage.

- The second review is based on the information contained in your completed application. If you have new documents or information, you will have to submit a new application to the SINP.



If the SINP receives your letter within the 45 day period and the letter contains the required information, then your application will be reviewed by a different manager and you will be notified of the final decision by email.

I request experts .. what should i do? Do i request a review? If yes, can i reapply my application in feb or so?

 

[Manvirr]

I have got this reply:

Thank you for your query. If you believe the SINP has made an error in your application assessment, and you wish to request a secondary review you must provide the following:

- Send a signed letter to the SINP requesting a secondary review within 45 days of the date on the refusal letter you received indicating your application was not approved.

- In your letter, you must clearly state your grounds for review. You will not be able to add new documents or information to support your application at this stage.

- The second review is based on the information contained in your completed application. If you have new documents or information, you will have to submit a new application to the SINP.



If the SINP receives your letter within the 45 day period and the letter contains the required information, then your application will be reviewed by a different manager and you will be notified of the final decision by email.

I request experts .. what should i do? Do i request a review? If yes, can i reapply my application in feb or so?

Also, ask this question to Saskatchewan immigration.

 

[ashuindian]

I have got this reply:

Thank you for your query. If you believe the SINP has made an error in your application assessment, and you wish to request a secondary review you must provide the following:

- Send a signed letter to the SINP requesting a secondary review within 45 days of the date on the refusal letter you received indicating your application was not approved.

- In your letter, you must clearly state your grounds for review. You will not be able to add new documents or information to support your application at this stage.

- The second review is based on the information contained in your completed application. If you have new documents or information, you will have to submit a new application to the SINP.



If the SINP receives your letter within the 45 day period and the letter contains the required information, then your application will be reviewed by a different manager and you will be notified of the final decision by email.

I request experts .. what should i do? Do i request a review? If yes, can i reapply my application in feb or so?

Don't think ever about second review, too lengthy it is. Send your duties here to know exact NOC . After that, if their email reply will favourable, attach it with new Application and go for next intake. Here is the email address :-
NC-NOC-CNP-GD2@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca

 

[Manvirr]

Don't think ever about second review, too lengthy it is. Send your duties here to know exact NOC . After that, if their email reply will favourable, attach it with new Application and go for next intake. Here is the email address :-
NC-NOC-CNP-GD2@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca

Good stuff! On reaplying, Wouldn't province doubt about how come previously rejected candidate could change their job description and re-apply?

 

[ashuindian]

Good stuff! On reaplying, Wouldn't province doubt about how come previously rejected candidate could change their job description and re-apply?

No, this is good to send your duties as it is. May be they will send favourable openion. It will helpful for next Application

 

[Manvirr]

No, this is good to send your duties as it is. May be they will send favourable openion. It will helpful for next Application

No I meant when you reapply under SINP OID, wouldn't saskatchewan immigration team, who take decision on province nomination, doubt it?

 

[Binni2600]

No I meant when you reapply under SINP OID, wouldn't saskatchewan immigration team, who take decision on province nomination, doubt it?

Yes Manvir, we can change our duties and reapply... there are many candidates who got rejected at first attempt due NOC mismatch.. they have been considered later on.. For example: Sabareesan on immitracker..https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/sinp-saskatchewan-international-skilled-worker-tracker
He was rejected due to NOC 2171... reapplied in next intake ... he has been nominated in August.

 

[ashuindian]

In my opinion there are 50% jobs you have mentioned matches with 2171 where you asses stuffs and consults with clients and the rest of them where you are directly involved with the testing ( doing yourself) is matches with 2173. Dont put those 2173 jobs right at the top of the list better if you can cut down. 2171 is more into not that technically involved rather into consulting, observing and auditing point of views . I hope you get my point. For example you dont troubleshoot you may see the report of the troubleshoot and identify the core cause etc.

plus 1 to you for intelligence