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[kadian]

Hello Fellow Members & Experts,

I have tried to summarise my Query in a comprehensible manner. Please review & share your suggestions:

Query 0:
Can I use "Course-by-Course" ECA report for CIC/Immigration purpose ?
It seems that it is a elaborated version of "Doc-by-Doc" ECA report. Cos in the link below, its sample version is similar to CIC ECA report.
http://www.wes.org/ca/fees/evaltypes.asp


Query 1:
If I don’t order a WES "Course-by-Course" report format when I first apply for an evaluation,
Can I do it later while upgrading it with a new degree/credential ?
This query is a part of FAQ list on WES website, surprisingly with no answer at all. http://www.wes.org/ca/application/faq.asp


Query 2:
In order to incorporate both upgrades (Adding Degree & Change in ECA Type)
Which Option (1 to 6) should I select from the following : (Note- I am unable to select more than one option, website system doesnt allow)

1) Add new courses and my final degree
2) Add new courses but I have not received my final degree
3) Add another credential
4) Upgrade from a document by document to a course by course evaluation
5) Upgrade from an ECA report to a standard document by document evaluation
6) Upgrade from an ECA report to a standard course by course evaluation


Query3: Fee Structure: http://www.wes.org/ca/fees/schedule.asp
If I select only one upgrade option (any option from 1-6) without ICAP, the exact total cost of service is CAD 209.05 (100 for upgrade + 85 for courier +13%TAX).
If I select New Application (Course-by-Course) without ICAP, its total cost is CAD 276.85 (160 + 85 +13%tax)
I am sceptical whether the Upgradation price of 209.05, include both upgrades (Adding Degree & Change in ECA Type) or not ?



Note: I have reposted this Query, to make this post more comprehensible. Kindly pardon me for reposting.

 

[mgnlky]

Is there really a need to post duplicate threads of something you have already inquired about barely an hour prior? Odds are, if someone knew the answer, they would tell you. If no one replies the first time, the odds of them replying the second time you post are slim as well.i

That being said, if no one answers, try contact WES. They reply to emails, but apparently do not seem to feel the need to answer phones. I used them for my second evaluation and regret not sticking with the University of Toronto for my Masters eval.