Look, I am going to be harsh. Yes, many people want to go to Canada but not everyone can go there. The best you can do is to get free advice here and then decide for yourself whether the money/time/etc is worth the effort. Yes, there can still be a chance (perhaps even a good chance) that you will get rejected again, but it is your choice to make on applying again or not. No one can make it for you. Remember, everyone who applies puts their life on hold but its not them screwing you if you truly did not qualify. There are qualifying requirements and one must meet those criteria. I am sure everyone who gets rejected feels that way. I am not saying that you got rejected fairly or unfairly but that a lot of people feel that way.
Yes IT IS VERY HARSH. Life IS VERY HARSH. After the two decades, I've been working at this, you tell me if it's worth it.
If you send information through to the forum, without giving your personal details, then many people may comment to you on whether you will be successful or not. Perhaps they can tell you whether the evaluators of your application at CIC were wrong with the points counting or they were right. If they were right and you have not made any new points, then why bother applying and wasting your time. Perhaps the people on here will give you advice on how to make your application better.
Only one person evaluated my application, and it is a terrible system. There is no check-and-balance.
Lets face it, Canada is not going to take everyone. I am sure you are highly qualified person, etc, but you have to fulfill their criteria. Let those on here help you to advice you. But at the end of the day, you have to make that decision on whether to apply again or not.
No offense, but you do know of the investor visa, where you can just buy your Canadian citizenship by shoving your money into Canada's ass, and basically does not matter what kind of qualifications you have, or don't have.
CIC can be painfully slow in answering letters because there may be many people who are getting rejected and then sending letters. They may not have the greatest process in keeping track of letters, etc. This is obvious from the slow processing of FSW through Buffalo. The person on the other end might not even have lied based on their knowledge.
Yes, I have been through all the delays this idiotic system has to offer. I was extremely patient. If you read ealier, this has taken many years already.
If you read my earlier post properly, it says the officer told me the Montreal office DID NOT RECEIVE my appeal letter. I checked with Canada Post, and it's clear they RECEIVED my appeal letter! In other words, the officer MISINFORMED me!
Anyway, good luck to you. My advice is to get help from the forum (Without giving any personal information). No one here is asking for your money. You can take then choose to take the advice or not.
I'm not saying the people here in this forum are asking money. But all those consultancies (including the one who is running this site), are.
Good luck.
