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Why am I not eligible for Express Entry?? Please help!

HARMAN08

Star Member
Feb 20, 2018
50
9
You see there are few columns:
1. Since what year? (required) - dates to fill
2. To (required)- dates to fill (dates would show 2 as it is from July 2000 to July 2002)
3. Complete/full academic years (required) - I would fill 2
4. Level of education (Canadian equivalent) shown on Education Credential Assessment (ECA) report Your ECA report will tell you if your foreign education is equal to a completed Canadian degree, diploma or certificate. You must have the results of an ECA report to answer the question. If you are not sure what your result was, visit our website to understand what your ECA report results mean. - That would be Bachelor's degree or three years or more program

So there is the contradiction and the profile is forcing me to enter this paradoxical information.
 

javo.vdm

Full Member
Aug 3, 2018
49
32
I am in the same boat and would really appreciate some advice.

Immigration program (FSW, CEC, FST): FSW
LMIA-approved job offer (Yes / No): No

Language test taken (for IELTS, indicate whether general or academic): General
Date of language test results: 17-JUL-2018
Score Listening: 9.0
Score Reading: 8.0
Score Writing: 7.0
Score Speaking: 8.5

Proof of funds (C$): $23000 (according to the CIC website, $15,531 is enough for one, so I put a bit more. However, I can add a much larger amount if it will make a difference)
# of family members (you + spouse + kids): 2 (me + spouse)

Your highest degree: Masters degree
Canada or foreign? Foreign
Do you have an ECA for this? Yes (WES)

The longest period of continuous foreign work experience in one NOC in the last 10 years: 3 years in NOC 0125 (from March 2015), 5 years in NOC0112 (Feb 2011 to Feb 2016)
Number of hours per week: 40
NOC Code: 0125 or 0112

Sum of Canadian work experience in the last 3 years: 0 (no Canadian experience)
Number of hours per week: 0 (no Canadian work experience)
NOC Code(s): N/A

What is your FSW score (for FSW applicants only):
Language: 24/24 (IELTS equivalency = CLB 9)
Education: 22/25 (Masters, ECA assessment completed)
Experience: 15/15 (more than 5 years)
Age: 12/12 (32 years old)
Arranged Employment: 0/10 (No arranged employment)
Adaptability: 5/10 (Spouse CLB7)
Total: 78

CRS points calculator: 459
 

HARMAN08

Star Member
Feb 20, 2018
50
9
I am in the same boat and would really appreciate some advice.

Immigration program (FSW, CEC, FST): FSW
LMIA-approved job offer (Yes / No): No

Language test taken (for IELTS, indicate whether general or academic): General
Date of language test results: 17-JUL-2018
Score Listening: 9.0
Score Reading: 8.0
Score Writing: 7.0
Score Speaking: 8.5

Proof of funds (C$): $23000 (according to the CIC website, $15,531 is enough for one, so I put a bit more. However, I can add a much larger amount if it will make a difference)
# of family members (you + spouse + kids): 2 (me + spouse)

Your highest degree: Masters degree
Canada or foreign? Foreign
Do you have an ECA for this? Yes (WES)

The longest period of continuous foreign work experience in one NOC in the last 10 years: 3 years in NOC 0125 (from March 2015), 5 years in NOC0112 (Feb 2011 to Feb 2016)
Number of hours per week: 40
NOC Code: 0125 or 0112

Sum of Canadian work experience in the last 3 years: 0 (no Canadian experience)
Number of hours per week: 0 (no Canadian work experience)
NOC Code(s): N/A

What is your FSW score (for FSW applicants only):
Language: 24/24 (IELTS equivalency = CLB 9)
Education: 22/25 (Masters, ECA assessment completed)
Experience: 15/15 (more than 5 years)
Age: 12/12 (32 years old)
Arranged Employment: 0/10 (No arranged employment)
Adaptability: 5/10 (Spouse CLB7)
Total: 78

CRS points calculator: 459
Hi Javo
Proof of funds for 4 people should be $23181. See:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/proof-funds.html

I am sure it should work. All the best.
 

NeduJen

Newbie
Aug 16, 2018
1
0
Hello Everyone,

Thanks for your response and links - given us insights into what our situation might be. However, there is no harm in clarifying - so here we go.

Please find our details below. Myself, Spouse and 2 kids.


Immigration program (FSW, CEC, FST): FSW
LMIA-approved job offer (Yes / No): NO

Language test was taken (for IELTS, indicate whether general or academic): General
Date of language test results:2nd August 2018
Score Listening: 8.0
Score Reading: 8.0
Score Writing: 7.5
Score Speaking: 7.0
Total Score 24/24:- following
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/language-requirements/language-testing.html


Proof of funds (C$): $23,200
# of family members (you + spouse + kids): 4

Your highest degree: Master's Degree
Canada or foreign? FOREIGN
Do you have an ECA for this? YES, I DO.
Master's Degree equivalent by WES 23 points

The longest period of continuous foreign work experience in one NOC in the last 10 years:
Number of hours per week: 45
NOC Code: 0014 Senior Manager - Education. 6years (2012 till Date) - Skill Type 0 - 45 hours
NOC Code: 6314 Customer & Information Service Supervisors (2010 - 2012) 2 years - Skill Type B - 45 hours
NOC Code: 5121 Authors & Writers (Copywriter) Self Employed 2017 - to date.- Skill Type A - 25 hours Part Time
FSW Score 15

Age 34 years FSW Score 12

Adaptability for Spouse i- for CLB Level 4 and above = FSW Score 5

Sum of Canadian work experience in the last 3 years:
Number of hours per week:
NOC Code(s): None

What is your FSW score (for FSW applicants only): 79/100



Questions:

1. Does the Copywriting job affect my current full-time job?
2. My husband's job had a gap in his work history from 2008 to 2010. Should we remove the earlier work history?
3. Also, when asked if I have completed my profile before - should I say YES or NO?

Thank you.
 

hamgha

VIP Member
Mar 1, 2017
3,486
713
App. Filed.......
07-07-2017
Nomination.....
12-04-2017
IELTS Request
21-01-2017
Med's Done....
25-04-2017
Hello Everyone,

Thanks for your response and links - given us insights into what our situation might be. However, there is no harm in clarifying - so here we go.

Please find our details below. Myself, Spouse and 2 kids.


Immigration program (FSW, CEC, FST): FSW
LMIA-approved job offer (Yes / No): NO

Language test was taken (for IELTS, indicate whether general or academic): General
Date of language test results:2nd August 2018
Score Listening: 8.0
Score Reading: 8.0
Score Writing: 7.5
Score Speaking: 7.0
Total Score 24/24:- following
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/language-requirements/language-testing.html


Proof of funds (C$): $23,200
# of family members (you + spouse + kids): 4

Your highest degree: Master's Degree
Canada or foreign? FOREIGN
Do you have an ECA for this? YES, I DO.
Master's Degree equivalent by WES 23 points

The longest period of continuous foreign work experience in one NOC in the last 10 years:
Number of hours per week: 45
NOC Code: 0014 Senior Manager - Education. 6years (2012 till Date) - Skill Type 0 - 45 hours
NOC Code: 6314 Customer & Information Service Supervisors (2010 - 2012) 2 years - Skill Type B - 45 hours
NOC Code: 5121 Authors & Writers (Copywriter) Self Employed 2017 - to date.- Skill Type A - 25 hours Part Time
FSW Score 15

Age 34 years FSW Score 12

Adaptability for Spouse i- for CLB Level 4 and above = FSW Score 5

Sum of Canadian work experience in the last 3 years:
Number of hours per week:
NOC Code(s): None

What is your FSW score (for FSW applicants only): 79/100



Questions:

1. Does the Copywriting job affect my current full-time job?
2. My husband's job had a gap in his work history from 2008 to 2010. Should we remove the earlier work history?
3. Also, when asked if I have completed my profile before - should I say YES or NO?

Thank you.
1- No
2- Is your husband the dependent? if yes, you don't need to add his work history at all on the main application since you won't get points for it.
3- you mean have you applied to immigration?
 

heinrichc

Newbie
Aug 25, 2018
2
0
Can someone perhaps tell me why I am not eligible for express entry?
I have applied 3 times and each time I get the same result. I have gone over my application multiple times and cannot find what I need.

Immigration program (FSW, CEC, FST):FSW
LMIA-approved job offer (Yes / No):No

Language test taken (for IELTS, indicate whether general or academic):
Date of language test results: 2017/10/14
Score Listening:8
Score Reading:7.5
Score Writing:7
Score Speaking:7

Proof of funds (C$):16000
# of family members (you + spouse):2

Your highest degree:Bachelors Degree
Canada or foreign?Foreign
Do you have an ECA for this?No

The longest period of continuous foreign work experience in one NOC in the last 10 years: 8 Years
Number of hours per week:35
NOC Code:2175

Sum of Canadian work experience in the last 3 years:
Number of hours per week:0
NOC Code(s):-

What is your FSW score (for FSW applicants only):74
 

vaishnavi

Hero Member
Jun 18, 2016
405
103
NOC Code......
3113
AOR Received.
15-06-2018
IELTS Request
07-04-2018
Med's Done....
22-05-2018
Passport Req..
30-07-2018
LANDED..........
13-08-2018
Can someone perhaps tell me why I am not eligible for express entry?
I have applied 3 times and each time I get the same result. I have gone over my application multiple times and cannot find what I need.

Immigration program (FSW, CEC, FST):FSW
LMIA-approved job offer (Yes / No):No

Language test taken (for IELTS, indicate whether general or academic):
Date of language test results: 2017/10/14
Score Listening:8
Score Reading:7.5
Score Writing:7
Score Speaking:7

Proof of funds (C$):16000
# of family members (you + spouse):2

Your highest degree:Bachelors Degree
Canada or foreign?Foreign
Do you have an ECA for this?No

The longest period of continuous foreign work experience in one NOC in the last 10 years: 8 Years
Number of hours per week:35
NOC Code:2175

Sum of Canadian work experience in the last 3 years:
Number of hours per week:0
NOC Code(s):-

What is your FSW score (for FSW applicants only):74
For FSW category you need to get your foreign credentials evaluated by WES that is one of the criteria by CIC.https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/federal-skilled-workers.html
 

navinball

VIP Member
Feb 26, 2018
3,664
1,644
Can someone perhaps tell me why I am not eligible for express entry?
I have applied 3 times and each time I get the same result. I have gone over my application multiple times and cannot find what I need.

Immigration program (FSW, CEC, FST):FSW
LMIA-approved job offer (Yes / No):No

Language test taken (for IELTS, indicate whether general or academic):
Date of language test results: 2017/10/14
Score Listening:8
Score Reading:7.5
Score Writing:7
Score Speaking:7

Proof of funds (C$):16000
# of family members (you + spouse):2

Your highest degree:Bachelors Degree
Canada or foreign?Foreign
Do you have an ECA for this?No

The longest period of continuous foreign work experience in one NOC in the last 10 years: 8 Years
Number of hours per week:35
NOC Code:2175

Sum of Canadian work experience in the last 3 years:
Number of hours per week:0
NOC Code(s):-

What is your FSW score (for FSW applicants only):74
you need an ECA for your bachelors.
 

Santosh V

Newbie
Jan 2, 2019
2
0
Hi All,

I'm having the same issue as others where my express entry profile is deemed ineligible and i'm not able to understand why.
I've checked some of the conversations and i'm pretty sure i meet all the criteria but not sure of the reason for rejection. Please could you all help me understand where am i going wrong.

IELTS score-
Listening- 8
Reading- 9
Speaking- 8
Writing- 7

ECA- 5 years of professional degree

Work experience of more than 5 years

Age- 31 years

Funds declared is 12475 CAD which is the minimum for entry for 1 person [ single entry]

Number of work hours per week in 40

My CRS is 464
FSW- 68

Date of profile creation 29DEC2018 and it was rejected on 02JAN2019. I want to address the issue before i create a new profile. Please help me with the same.
 

Raz0r

Hero Member
Jul 9, 2017
696
295
Hi All,

I'm having the same issue as others where my express entry profile is deemed ineligible and i'm not able to understand why.
I've checked some of the conversations and i'm pretty sure i meet all the criteria but not sure of the reason for rejection. Please could you all help me understand where am i going wrong.

IELTS score-
Listening- 8
Reading- 9
Speaking- 8
Writing- 7

ECA- 5 years of professional degree

Work experience of more than 5 years

Age- 31 years

Funds declared is 12475 CAD which is the minimum for entry for 1 person [ single entry]

Number of work hours per week in 40

My CRS is 464
FSW- 68

Date of profile creation 29DEC2018 and it was rejected on 02JAN2019. I want to address the issue before i create a new profile. Please help me with the same.
Put the funds as 13000 CAD and check. Usually it is because of the minimum POF, an advice, carry a bit more than the minimum, you won't regret it. Takes a good 2-5 months to land into a good job. Good luck.
 

Santosh V

Newbie
Jan 2, 2019
2
0
Put the funds as 13000 CAD and check. Usually it is because of the minimum POF, an advice, carry a bit more than the minimum, you won't regret it. Takes a good 2-5 months to land into a good job. Good luck.
Thank you. I will try that :)
 

Marsess

Full Member
Apr 6, 2019
24
1
Hi! I am not elegible for Express entry and I don't know why. I really would appreciate if someone can help me. Thank you so much!

Immigration program (FSW, CEC, FST): FSW
LMIA-approved job offer (Yes / No): Yes

Language test taken (for IELTS, indicate whether general or academic): General
Date of language test results: 14-FEB-2019
Score Listening: 7.0
Score Reading: 6.5
Score Writing: 6.0
Score Speaking: 5.5

Proof of funds (C$): $13000 (for just one person)

Your highest degree: Masters degree
Canada or foreign? Foreign
Do you have an ECA for this? Yes (WES)

The longest period of continuous foreign work experience in one NOC in the last 10 years: 4 years in NOC 0124
Number of hours per week: 40
NOC Code: 0124

Sum of Canadian work experience in the last 3 years: 11 months (Canadian experience)
Number of hours per week: 40
NOC Code(s): 0124

What is your FSW score (for FSW applicants only):
Core/Human capital factors
  • Age = 110
  • Level of education = 135
  • Study in Canada = undefined
  • Official Languages = 66
    • First Official Language = 66
    • Second Official Language = 0
  • Canadian work experience = 0
Subtotal - Core/Human capital factors = 311

Spouse factors
  • Level of education = 0
  • First Official Languages = 0
  • Canadian work experience = 0
Subtotal - Spouse factors = 0

Skill transferability factors
Education
  • A) Official Language proficiency and education = 0
  • B) Canadian work experience and education = 0
Subtotal = 0

Foreign work experience
  • A) Official Language proficiency and foreign work experience = 0
  • B) Canadian and foreign work experience = 0
Subtotal = 0

Certificate of qualification = 0

Subtotal Skill transferability factors = 0


Comprehensive Ranking System formula
Subtotal Core/Human capital + Spouse factors + Skill transferability = 311

Provincial nomination = 0

Job offer = 50

Study in Canada = 0

Sibling in Canada = 0

French-language skills = 0

Subtotal Additional points = 50

Grand total = 361