Withdraw application

[FRA90]

Hi everyone, I applied for PR a month ago, but after I applied I realized that my score is less than I calculated. ( I can't see my score before I apply. )
I saw I had a mistake in some steps of the application and withdrew that application. Now I figured out the problems and want to apply again. I do not have any lawyer or any help to be sure, that's why I am afraid if there is a problem again (less score than I expect) can I withdraw again, and is that could be a problem for me? Or there are countless chances for applying from the beginning ?

 

[moscatojuices]

You can generally withdraw unless IRCC has issued a procedural fairness letter. If you made a mistake in your score, they would probably just reject your application.

In future, why don't you actually put the effort in and fact check your application for the correct CRS so this doesn't happen again? The way you've worded your post implies you aren't very confident in calculating your own score, so I would suggest getting a representative.

 

[Taran D]

I agree, since you sound not at all I would agree with hiring a representative. They know the process effectively

 

[ElvisRamaj]

Hi everyone, I applied for PR a month ago, but after I applied I realized that my score is less than I calculated. ( I can't see my score before I apply. )
I saw I had a mistake in some steps of the application and withdrew that application. Now I figured out the problems and want to apply again. I do not have any lawyer or any help to be sure, that's why I am afraid if there is a problem again (less score than I expect) can I withdraw again, and is that could be a problem for me? Or there are countless chances for applying from the beginning ?

Were you Express Entry ? In EE your score is calculated automatically.