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Dear there,
Thanks for your reply,
My reason for not be able to attend an interview is because I am a Palestinian Citizen living in gaza Strip, I was travelling to egypt for doing the TEF exam but when i decided to return home there was a military turnover in gaza strip and i am stuck near the border between egypt and gaza strip (the border are closed for more than 40 days). and if i enter i will not be able to travel again for the coming months, and i expect an interview call in the next couple of months. so if anyone can give me a solution if they call me for an interview and can?t attend it.
i think i have given a strong reason for not being able to attend an interview.
hope receiving a reply.
thanks again
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Dear there,
I applied in Paris as a skilled worker in september 2002, and still waiting for an interview call / waiver.
I want to know my chances of getting an interview waiver and these are some info:
- I gathered 77 points
- 32 years old
- 7 in IELTS (in all skills)
- 4 in TEF (in all skills)
- 8 years of experience as a programmer
- have a bechalor degree in computer science
So I have a complete and a perfect application, but I want to avoid an interview because I could?t attend it (very difficult situation that prevent me of attending an interview)
I want to know what are my chances of getting an interview waiver. and if they call me for an interview and I couldn?t attend it could this result in a refusal?.
I need a response from anyone that can help
Sincerely
[20-07-2007,14:31]
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maleabs |
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(in reply to: Interview waiver (my reasons))
More likely CIC will NOT waive your interview. However once your presence is requested by a Visa Officer, you have to provide a reason and supporting documentation about why you cannot attent the interview IN THAT OFFICE. If the officer is satisfied with that she/he will tell you what to do. Make sure that your supporting documentation actually supports what you are saying otherwise, ain´t going to be pretty.
[20-07-2007,15:16]
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Joe |
(in reply to: Interview waiver (my reasons))
Why would an interview not be waived IF the application is as "perfect"/ well organized - with all supporting documents provided, as the applicant claims? (Unless it was for quality assurance purposes, of course).
[20-07-2007,15:49]
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Anonymous |
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