rubs_65

Hi,

Today i received my caips notes and it will be great if someone can explain the following:
1) what is PSDEC and SELDEC, it mentioned number as well as date ?
2) mentioned file sent to PA ..file BF'D on 20-04-2004 whereas it mentioned Medicals valid till 01-04-2004....does it mean that we have to do medicals again since bring forward date is later than medical expire date or it mean something else?
3) Total points awarded are : 70 ..Is any oher column also important that i missed from caips? (it is 8 page report)


Thanks
--rubs

rubs_65

One more point...in earlier posts i can see that person applied in skilled worket gets priority : 7 but in my case it is mentioned : 6
What is priority column signifies....
also BDEC: 0

Thanks
--rubs

Pmm

Hi Rubs

"rubs_65" <member14344@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Hi,
    > Today i received my caips notes and it will be great if someone can
    > explain the following:
    > 1) what is PSDEC and SELDEC, it mentioned number
    > as well as date ?

Public Security and Selection.

    > 2) mentioned file sent to PA ..file BF'D on 20-04-2004
    > whereas it mentioned Medicals valid till 01-04-2004....does it mean that
    > we have to do medicals again since bring forward date is later than
    > medical expire date or it mean something else?

If you did you medicals on 01/04/03 they would be valid to 01/04/04,
therefor you would probably have to have a new medical, if Visa is not
issued by 01/04/04. The BF date is just a date for the officer to look at
the file to determine if any action is required. The file is BFed just in
case that a result or action is placed on the file and it is not forwarded
to the officer. The BF is just a sort of a belt and suspender system, it
case the file is not brought forward.

    > 3) Total points awarded
    > are : 70 ..Is any oher column also important that i missed from caips?
    > (it is 8 page report)

Nope, unless there are officer notes.
    > Thanks
    > --rubs
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

PMM

Pmm

Hi again

"rubs_65" <member14344@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > One more point...in earlier posts i can see that person applied in
    > skilled worket gets priority : 7 but in my case it is mentioned : 6
    > What
    > is priority column signifies....
    > also BDEC: 0
    > Thanks
    > --rubs
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Spouses and Children priority 1, BDec 0 show that there is not a result on
the background.

PMM

Cool987

Mr. Miller, all,
Is there somewhere (on the internet?) a table that explains
CAIPS abbreviation?

Can I get by myself those CAIPS notes from USA without using the commercial websites?

Thanks,

Ek

The BFDate is January 20, 04. The date of medical expiration is April 1, 04.
So you still have some time, may be you will receive passport request by
then.

"PMM" <pmurray-no [email protected]> wrote in message
news:BC5%b.71358$Hy3.311@edtnps89...
    > Hi Rubs
    > "rubs_65" <member14344@british_expats.com> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > >
    > > Hi,
    > >
    > > Today i received my caips notes and it will be great if someone can
    > > explain the following:
    > > 1) what is PSDEC and SELDEC, it mentioned number
    > > as well as date ?
    > Public Security and Selection.
    > > 2) mentioned file sent to PA ..file BF'D on 20-04-2004
    > > whereas it mentioned Medicals valid till 01-04-2004....does it mean that
    > > we have to do medicals again since bring forward date is later than
    > > medical expire date or it mean something else?
    > If you did you medicals on 01/04/03 they would be valid to 01/04/04,
    > therefor you would probably have to have a new medical, if Visa is not
    > issued by 01/04/04. The BF date is just a date for the officer to look at
    > the file to determine if any action is required. The file is BFed just in
    > case that a result or action is placed on the file and it is not forwarded
    > to the officer. The BF is just a sort of a belt and suspender system, it
    > case the file is not brought forward.
    > > 3) Total points awarded
    > > are : 70 ..Is any oher column also important that i missed from caips?
    > > (it is 8 page report)
    > Nope, unless there are officer notes.
    > >
    > >
    > > Thanks
    > > --rubs
    > >
    > >
    > > --
    > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
    > PMM

Singh

Does ANYONE have a full interpretation of this CAIPS deal,,we see so many
questions for this......if someone has the full deal..lets see what this
CAIPS is all about...


"rubs_65" <member14344@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > One more point...in earlier posts i can see that person applied in
    > skilled worket gets priority : 7 but in my case it is mentioned : 6
    > What
    > is priority column signifies....
    > also BDEC: 0
    > Thanks
    > --rubs
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

nehemiah

HI! MR. Miller,

Can you please interpret my Caips Notes. I applied for permanent resident Dec.10,2001. My caips notes stated that " interview appears necessary to determine applicability of experience in canadian setting. My score is: age(37) 10pts.
occupational factor 1
etf/v.p. 17
experience 8
demographic factor 8
education 15
language ( english) 9
suitability ?
_____
total pts 68

my question is my priority pt is 7 for suitability to achive the pass mark of 75 pts.,what is highest and lowest pt an applicant can get?

what this message mean...paper file sent to: PA bf file to :
ON1 16-08-2005?

Thanks for your help and God bless to you.

nehemiah manila phils

mhhp

Try this, it should explain most of the caips codes. I do not know if it is complete, but it is the best I have found so far.

Good luck