Please help....Info on appeals..
Jan 2nd 2003, 9:07 pm
#1
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Please help....Info on appeals..
Hello.
I have just been turned down by the ACS. I had filed for a qualifying ASCO
(2231-11) but they are claiming i do not have 6 years experience. I would
like to appeal this because i believe that I do. I worked at a PC wholesaler
for 3.5 years before taking an MCSE full time course for 6 months, then
proceeded to work doing the same thing again until now. This should have
provided me with over 6 yrs. Unfortunately, on my letter of reference, my
former employer listed me as a hardware technician. Based on the letter that
the ACS sent, they are only covering me from the time I got out of school,
not before. The letter is rather vague, but I believe I could appeal this
decision if i had more documentation stating that I was more than a hardware
tech. I did a lot of networks as well as working with hardware. I am not
sure though, has anybody had any experience with appeals??
Thanks for helping..
John X
I have just been turned down by the ACS. I had filed for a qualifying ASCO
(2231-11) but they are claiming i do not have 6 years experience. I would
like to appeal this because i believe that I do. I worked at a PC wholesaler
for 3.5 years before taking an MCSE full time course for 6 months, then
proceeded to work doing the same thing again until now. This should have
provided me with over 6 yrs. Unfortunately, on my letter of reference, my
former employer listed me as a hardware technician. Based on the letter that
the ACS sent, they are only covering me from the time I got out of school,
not before. The letter is rather vague, but I believe I could appeal this
decision if i had more documentation stating that I was more than a hardware
tech. I did a lot of networks as well as working with hardware. I am not
sure though, has anybody had any experience with appeals??
Thanks for helping..
John X
Jan 3rd 2003, 3:02 am
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John,
If you believe you have enough evidence to prove, go ahead with the appeal. You can provide any additional information that you think as advantageous. I have done it and was successful.
Good luck.
Gihan.
If you believe you have enough evidence to prove, go ahead with the appeal. You can provide any additional information that you think as advantageous. I have done it and was successful.
Good luck.
Gihan.
Jan 3rd 2003, 7:03 am
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Re: Please help....Info on appeals..
You should probably hire an agent. Appealing may be an option, or
re-application. It's not possible to say without having a lot more
information.
Jeremy
>On Thu, 02 Jan 2003 22:07:04 GMT, "John X" wrote:
>Hello.
>I have just been turned down by the ACS. I had filed for a qualifying ASCO
>(2231-11) but they are claiming i do not have 6 years experience. I would
>like to appeal this because i believe that I do. I worked at a PC wholesaler
>for 3.5 years before taking an MCSE full time course for 6 months, then
>proceeded to work doing the same thing again until now. This should have
>provided me with over 6 yrs. Unfortunately, on my letter of reference, my
>former employer listed me as a hardware technician. Based on the letter that
>the ACS sent, they are only covering me from the time I got out of school,
>not before. The letter is rather vague, but I believe I could appeal this
>decision if i had more documentation stating that I was more than a hardware
>tech. I did a lot of networks as well as working with hardware. I am not
>sure though, has anybody had any experience with appeals??
>Thanks for helping..
>John X
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
re-application. It's not possible to say without having a lot more
information.
Jeremy
>On Thu, 02 Jan 2003 22:07:04 GMT, "John X" wrote:
>Hello.
>I have just been turned down by the ACS. I had filed for a qualifying ASCO
>(2231-11) but they are claiming i do not have 6 years experience. I would
>like to appeal this because i believe that I do. I worked at a PC wholesaler
>for 3.5 years before taking an MCSE full time course for 6 months, then
>proceeded to work doing the same thing again until now. This should have
>provided me with over 6 yrs. Unfortunately, on my letter of reference, my
>former employer listed me as a hardware technician. Based on the letter that
>the ACS sent, they are only covering me from the time I got out of school,
>not before. The letter is rather vague, but I believe I could appeal this
>decision if i had more documentation stating that I was more than a hardware
>tech. I did a lot of networks as well as working with hardware. I am not
>sure though, has anybody had any experience with appeals??
>Thanks for helping..
>John X
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
Jan 3rd 2003, 11:55 am
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Re: Please help....Info on appeals..
i don't know of any agents here in ontario, how do i find one?
thanks
"JAJ" wrote in message
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> You should probably hire an agent. Appealing may be an option, or
> re-application. It's not possible to say without having a lot more
> information.
> Jeremy
> >On Thu, 02 Jan 2003 22:07:04 GMT, "John X" wrote:
> >Hello.
> >I have just been turned down by the ACS. I had filed for a qualifying
ASCO
> >(2231-11) but they are claiming i do not have 6 years experience. I would
> >like to appeal this because i believe that I do. I worked at a PC
wholesaler
> >for 3.5 years before taking an MCSE full time course for 6 months, then
> >proceeded to work doing the same thing again until now. This should have
> >provided me with over 6 yrs. Unfortunately, on my letter of reference, my
> >former employer listed me as a hardware technician. Based on the letter
that
> >the ACS sent, they are only covering me from the time I got out of
school,
> >not before. The letter is rather vague, but I believe I could appeal this
> >decision if i had more documentation stating that I was more than a
hardware
> >tech. I did a lot of networks as well as working with hardware. I am not
> >sure though, has anybody had any experience with appeals??
> >
> >Thanks for helping..
> >
> >John X
> >
> >
> This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
thanks
"JAJ" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> You should probably hire an agent. Appealing may be an option, or
> re-application. It's not possible to say without having a lot more
> information.
> Jeremy
> >On Thu, 02 Jan 2003 22:07:04 GMT, "John X" wrote:
> >Hello.
> >I have just been turned down by the ACS. I had filed for a qualifying
ASCO
> >(2231-11) but they are claiming i do not have 6 years experience. I would
> >like to appeal this because i believe that I do. I worked at a PC
wholesaler
> >for 3.5 years before taking an MCSE full time course for 6 months, then
> >proceeded to work doing the same thing again until now. This should have
> >provided me with over 6 yrs. Unfortunately, on my letter of reference, my
> >former employer listed me as a hardware technician. Based on the letter
that
> >the ACS sent, they are only covering me from the time I got out of
school,
> >not before. The letter is rather vague, but I believe I could appeal this
> >decision if i had more documentation stating that I was more than a
hardware
> >tech. I did a lot of networks as well as working with hardware. I am not
> >sure though, has anybody had any experience with appeals??
> >
> >Thanks for helping..
> >
> >John X
> >
> >
> This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
Jan 4th 2003, 3:03 am
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Re: Please help....Info on appeals..
try http://www.themara.com.au
There's no reason why you can't hire an Australian agent. Here are
the websites of three who post here regularly:
http://www.austimmigration.com
http://www.gomatilda.com
http://www.iscah.com
Jeremy
>On Fri, 03 Jan 2003 12:55:42 GMT, "John X" wrote:
>i don't know of any agents here in ontario, how do i find one?
>thanks
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
There's no reason why you can't hire an Australian agent. Here are
the websites of three who post here regularly:
http://www.austimmigration.com
http://www.gomatilda.com
http://www.iscah.com
Jeremy
>On Fri, 03 Jan 2003 12:55:42 GMT, "John X" wrote:
>i don't know of any agents here in ontario, how do i find one?
>thanks
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
