NEW PASS MARK IS NOW 67: Excellent news !!!
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Posted on: 16-12-03 00:28:18
I got a computerized letter saying......................
To assess your application under the IRP Regulation and/or under the Immigration Regulations, 1978, we require current information regarding your education, work experience and your family configuration. Please provide within 6 months from the date of this letter the information/documentation listed below. Once our office receives this information and/or documentation, we will review your application and decide whether an interview will be required.
- completed immigrant application forms (IMM8) with schedules 1&3 and the Additional Family Information form (IMM5046). These forms are availabel on CIC's website.
- conclusive proof of your claimed level of proficiency in English and/or French. This can be in the form of language test results by and approved organization or a written submission supporting your claimed level. (See the enclosed document regarding the possiblility of an interview waiver for those who submit test results)
If you fail to submit the information and/or documents listed above within six months, an officer will assess your application on the basis of the information that you have already submitted, without further notice to you.
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Acc. to Massodbhai, I will be assessed as per new law. Hence all this talks of 67 points is bogus now. I think there is a new minister now in canada and everything has changed. I have been already awaiting for 2 and half yrs.!!
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Orginally posted by Massood
That's the million dollar question. I suspect most files like yours will end up being assessed under new law or officer will simply assess under old law but waive interview. If pre-screening brings you 64 or more, waiver is most likely, especially given the new climate of moving on to new law.
Perhaps, you should take IELTS and forward to the embassy. It may influence the visa officer's decision.
DEAR MR. MASSOOD
THANKS A MILLION FOR YOUR ADVICE.
ACTING ON THAT I APPEARED FOR IELTS IN THE FIRST WEEK OF DECEMBER 2003. TODAY ONLY I GOT MY RESULT. MY MODULE WISE SCORE IS AS UNDER:
LISTENING__7.5
READING__8
LISTENING__8
SPEAKING__7
OVERALL BAND SCORE__7.5
NOW MR. MASSOOD, PLEASE ADVICE WHETHER
1. THIS RESULT OF MINE IS OK ENOUGH TO BE FORWARDED TO THE HIGH COMMISSION OF CANADA.
2. WILL THEY GRANT A WAIVER TO ME?
3. HOW MUCH MORE TIME ARE THEY LIKELY TO TAKE?
4. IS IT TRUE THAT THE HIGH COMMISSION'S OFFICE IN NEW DELHI IS PLANNING TO DISPOSE OFF THE WAITING LIST BY 31ST OF MARCH 2004?
I SHALL BE REALLY GRATEFUL FOR YOUR VALUED ADVICE.
THANKS AND REGARDS
SONU SINGH
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Orginally posted by HotelMotelPatel
I got a computerized letter saying......................
To assess your application under the IRP Regulation and/or under the Immigration Regulations, 1978, we require current information regarding your education, work experience and your family configuration. Please provide within 6 months from the date of this letter the information/documentation listed below. Once our office receives this information and/or documentation, we will review your application and decide whether an interview will be required.
- completed immigrant application forms (IMM8) with schedules 1&3 and the Additional Family Information form (IMM5046). These forms are availabel on CIC's website.
- conclusive proof of your claimed level of proficiency in English and/or French. This can be in the form of language test results by and approved organization or a written submission supporting your claimed level. (See the enclosed document regarding the possiblility of an interview waiver for those who submit test results)
If you fail to submit the information and/or documents listed above within six months, an officer will assess your application on the basis of the information that you have already submitted, without further notice to you.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Acc. to Massodbhai, I will be assessed as per new law. Hence all this talks of 67 points is bogus now. I think there is a new minister now in canada and everything has changed. I have been already awaiting for 2 and half yrs.!!
Dear HMP,
What I understand is that cases like ours will first be assessed under the old rules to see whether the applicant scores 70 points or not. If an applicant does not scores 70 points under the old system, then the officer will assess him under IRPA to see whether the applicant scores 67 points under the new rules. Whereever the applicant scores the required grade, he will be declared qualified.
I am sure, Mr. Massood will be able to guide you with more accurate information on this.
