Multiple EE profiles won't increase your chances of getting ITA. What matters is your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. If your score is equal to or higher than the cut off number when the draw was announced, you'd receive an invitation. Simple.yetsky22 said:can we make two profiles? one, me (husband) as principal applicant including my spouse as dependent and the other one, my spouse as principal including me as dependent?
Just to increase the chances of getting picked.
Thank you
if that's the case, then it doesn't matter if either both of us have a separate profile?mapleback said:Multiple EE profiles won't increase your chances of getting ITA. What matters is your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. If your score is equal to or higher than the cut off number when the draw was announced, you'd receive an invitation. Simple.
Good point, I concur. This definitely constitutes misrepresentation and could have serious repercussions.YamPower said:But you have to consider the fraud angle. If you're married but say you're not because it will boost your PR chances, that's fraud. You would have defeated the purpose of applying because CIC will not take that lightly.
the only concern is if having two express entry profile is considered fraud?purplesnow said:I don't think there's much point in having 2 applications with basically the same points in it. they'll probably get pulled out in the same draw so it doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
did you already submitted two profiles?kryt0n said:I don't know how to call it 'fraud'. Both are legitimate claims however you are technically creating more work for the CIC team.
If we are both selected at the same time we will most likely use my boyf FSW claim instead of mine as it is 'more stable'.