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Thanks Samm,Rkumar And Ray...
Rkumar is right ,time is the issue currently.
You guys r Right by submitting proof for language,if the officer is not satisfied he may ask for ielts..and i will get time
but i think (not sure) i am getting 61 without ielts so i just need 6 more points. Lets see.But do u think i have to seperately mention that i am looking 6-8 points on language,,i mean with proof do i ahve to write that i should be awarded 6-8 points.Is there a particular format for addressing this point.
Thanks
nidhi
[16-11-2007,21:58]
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nidhi |
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(in reply to: Thanks All Of You)
I can´t prove this but I think claiming 16 is the big hurdle. If you have 67 with 12 points claimed for language... that is what I would do.
[16-11-2007,22:51]
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Sharon |
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Sorry Sharon i did not really understand ,i don´t need 16 ,i just need 6-8 ponts
[16-11-2007,23:28]
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nidhi |
(in reply to: Thanks All Of You)
right... so claim 12. (for good measure) my suspicion is that claiming a full 16 is what triggers IELTS test results
[16-11-2007,23:42]
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Sharon |
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OK FINE i understand
thanks Sharon
[16-11-2007,23:49]
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nidhi |
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Claim 12 but still submit supporting documents. Also, you need to specify the points you are claiming for each section.
[17-11-2007,05:29]
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Samm |
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Sharon idea is great, claiming 16 points triggers IELTS . You don´t need all the 16 points, with 12 points you have good chances your IELTS may be waived.
All the best
[18-11-2007,00:01]
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Rkumar |
(in reply to: Thanks All Of You)
Dont be too much confident about waiving language requirements. I have been watching that almost no immigration consultant/lawyers these days are telling their clients to submit their application without an IELTS, come on guys n girls, its just a test of 3-4 hours, prove that you know English !
[19-11-2007,18:42]
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Jnathan |
(in reply to: Thanks All Of You)
It´s kinda funny that CIC request ielts but not toefl. toefl is a test designated for north american english whereas ielts is recognized in Britain and aussie. toefl is way better to be used in canada.
[19-11-2007,22:33]
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Andy |
(in reply to: Thanks All Of You)
there is no guarantee that IELTS will be requested but suggesting your language is less than perfect has far more credibility than saying you are 100% fluent. If it saves 50% of over 67 applicants from needing to sit the test - why not!
[20-11-2007,00:36]
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Sharon |
