Inadmissible class
Jun 10th 2004, 10:21 pm
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Inadmissible class
In the operation manual for overseas processing of skilled workers applications that is on the CIC website says about the refusal letter:
"The refusal letter should not indicate that the applicant has been made a member of an inadmissible class as a result of their failure to qualify as askilled worker"
What does it mean? What is an inadmissible class?
Thanks
S.
"The refusal letter should not indicate that the applicant has been made a member of an inadmissible class as a result of their failure to qualify as askilled worker"
What does it mean? What is an inadmissible class?
Thanks
S.
Jun 10th 2004, 10:39 pm
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Re: Inadmissible class
Hi Spas
A person who is inadmissible by reason of criminality, medical, background, fraudulent documents, etc.
PMM
Originally posted by spas
In the operation manual for overseas processing of skilled workers applications that is on the CIC website says about the refusal letter:
"The refusal letter should not indicate that the applicant has been made a member of an inadmissible class as a result of their failure to qualify as askilled worker"
What does it mean? What is an inadmissible class?
Thanks
S.
In the operation manual for overseas processing of skilled workers applications that is on the CIC website says about the refusal letter:
"The refusal letter should not indicate that the applicant has been made a member of an inadmissible class as a result of their failure to qualify as askilled worker"
What does it mean? What is an inadmissible class?
Thanks
S.
PMM
Jun 10th 2004, 10:50 pm
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Re: Inadmissible class
Thanks PMM for your reply. That means that a person who is refused for not having enough points or not meeting the basic requirements to qualify as a skilled worker won't become an member of th inadmissble class.
1) Is that correct?
2) If a person's application is refused for lack of points or for not qualifying as a skilled worker can they re-apply at a later date? Are there any differences with a person that has never applied before?
Thanks again
Spas
1) Is that correct?
2) If a person's application is refused for lack of points or for not qualifying as a skilled worker can they re-apply at a later date? Are there any differences with a person that has never applied before?
Thanks again
Spas
Jun 11th 2004, 3:17 am
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Re: Inadmissible class
Hi Spas
Yes and Yes.
PMM
Originally posted by spas
Thanks PMM for your reply. That means that a person who is refused for not having enough points or not meeting the basic requirements to qualify as a skilled worker won't become an member of th inadmissble class.
1) Is that correct?
2) If a person's application is refused for lack of points or for not qualifying as a skilled worker can they re-apply at a later date? Are there any differences with a person that has never applied before?
Thanks again
Spas
Thanks PMM for your reply. That means that a person who is refused for not having enough points or not meeting the basic requirements to qualify as a skilled worker won't become an member of th inadmissble class.
1) Is that correct?
2) If a person's application is refused for lack of points or for not qualifying as a skilled worker can they re-apply at a later date? Are there any differences with a person that has never applied before?
Thanks again
Spas
PMM
