Discuss mdkhassan's Federal Skilled Workers USCIS Case

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User ID:

mdkhassan

Nationality:

Bangladesh

App Filed at Local Canadian Visa Office:

01 Sep 2007

Local Canadian Visa Office:

Buffalo, USA

AOR Received Date:

16 Oct 2007

IELTS Requested:

IELTS Exam Date:

IELTS Score:

0.00

Highest Degree:

Work Experience (Years):

Job Offer in Canada?:

File Transferred to Local Consulate:

Initial Assessment Received:

15 Apr 2008

Documents Requested:

15 Apr 2008

Documents Sent:

15 May 2008

Medicals Requested:

Medicals Done:

29 Apr 2008

Medicals Sent:

Interview Waived?:

Interview Date:

Passport Requested:

23 Jul 2008

Application Status:

approved

Approval/Denial Date:

14 Aug 2008

Passport Received Date:

14 Aug 2008

Landed in Canada:

Landed in City:

Total Processing Time:

348 days

Days Elapsed:

Case Added to Tracker:

30 Nov -0001

Last Updated:

21 Aug 2008

Notes:

IELTS requested: not given. Finger prints from Canada requested.

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Posted by mdkhassan

08 Aug 2008 #1

they asked me for IELTS, I dont have any previous TOEFL/IEFLTS and I informed them that I will not go for the test..I got my pp request last week..so if you are confident that you will pass 67, considering avergae 8 in english, avoid the IELTS, they gave me 10 in English (I collected the CAIPS score)

Posted by mdkhassan

17 Sep 2008 #2

I completed my landing in Niagra 23rd August..now waiting for the PR card..good luck to others.

Posted by hmuath

11 Mar 2010 #3

Hi mdkhassa,

How it looked like the paper they requested from you the IELTS, because I claimed 16 point in English, but yet they didn't require IELTS from me. I've sent letters from the employer and the university and about my self. Does that mean that they gonna count the points I claimed which 16?

Thank you so much,

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