Good morning to you all
Please when applying for EE/FSW is it compulsory for me to carry my spouse's last name as a wife or can we just apply with our different surnames cos presently we are working in the civil service as couple but without a change of name due to issues with ippis on any alterations to the name one enrolled with

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The guy further mentioned that they hardly get withheld results in Nigeria that he was surprised,i retorted WHY ME
[/color] As in why our own JT

My people,long and short of it is that my results is still with Cambridge.Dont mind my long epistle,i just had to let it out
[color=#000099] From what they said, you will get it very very soon. God will compensate you with speed of light PPR
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Experience people in the room please help me. If you've done your verification using WES
Please house I need your assistance. I want to evaluate my M. SC result, but came across this page as I was registering on WES site.
Some experience people here advised me before now that I only need to send soft copies of my M. SC and B. SC certificates to WES on their website and later send my M. SC transcript(hardcopy) to them. I don't know if this is a new development from WES (#please include your secondary school education and higher education study for analysis#)
Please help me, I don't want to make mistakes. I need a complete step by step breakdown on how to evaluate M. SC result using WES

[thanks. I will evaluate my M. SC only. Should I send my B. SC transcript also or just the certificate? quote author=cochtrane post=62661663]

1. Evaluate only MSc, if getting BSc transcripts will be trouble. If not, evaluate both.

2. Whatever you send for MSc, send same for BSc. Instructions are on WES pages. Basically you send in photocopies of your certificate, while you have the school send the transcripts.

3. It's pointless sending WAEC certificates. It doesn't add to your points.

4. No need to have docs notarized. WES does not require that.

5. You don't need O'level results.[/quote]

Teds:

If you have created your profile, did you include law school as part of your education?

Yes under education

Congrats @Santino1 amazing timeline you've got. Good news all round, a hearty congrats to all those who aced IELTS, obtained PPR and COPR.

cuteguy201:
Sorry for not giving you an update, been quite busy.

I finally received my ECA on the 17th of November and its quite sad that it was evaluated as just a Bachelor’s with the 1yr diploma automatically removed.

I'd probably wait for the completion of my masters programme in a month's time and request for an Update.

Oh ok. It’s well. Will evaluate my OND and BSC niyen.

Thanks for the update

Bambam4you:
Yes you are right. ICAN is the body that conducts both ACA and ATS and ATS is for non-accountants and every beginner. Basically to write ATS, all you need is your first school leaving cert (WAEC).

Hello Sir. Please I need your urgent response .

Please , Tell me on how to evaluate Bsc and AAT with steps .


Thank u sir..

Macy4real200:
Just saw ur response. Am new on nairaland so don't really understand how to. Pm and check response. Thanks a lot. Am paying on Monday. Will just use WES since the school advice so. But people have been complaining that WES asked them to upload their waveland BSc. I only want to evaluate my MBA. Someone advice me to fill only my MBA and forget the degree and SSCE. just hope they won't bother me to get my BSc and ssce

Check your mail box.

Santino1:
Congratulations to everyone that got their desired IELTS score today. Following up on the happy mood, I received my COPR today.

A biggg congrats to you. More success all the way

Pls to the Covenant University seniors in the house, how long does it take for them to verify transcript after WES requests verification

Congrats santino1

Good morning house, I'm a bit unhappy. A few days age, I'd initiated my EE application and when I was to get a code, it said 'I appeared to be eligible for EE'. Yesterday, I followed up from there and tried to submit an application. I believe I did everything right and then seconds after I submitted, it said I was no longer eligible.

I'm a bit confused as to what to do.. What do I do? Help is really needed and will be appreciated...

einsteino:
congrats to the slayers of IELTS. to those who didnt get their desired scores, failure isnt the problem, giving up is. next shot could be the jubilation shot.

Amen!

teevyne01:
Good morning house, I'm a bit unhappy. A few days age, I'd initiated my EE application and when I was to get a code, it said 'I appeared to be eligible for EE'. Yesterday, I followed up from there and tried to submit an application. I believe I did everything right and then seconds after I submitted, it said I was no longer eligible.

I'm a bit confused as to what to do.. What do I do? Help is really needed and will be appreciated...

Can you share your profile?

Dannyko:
Wow! Excellent results!A big congrats to u n ur hubby.

Congrats Newmum. Very excellent result.

Please share some tips if you don't mind. Listening and reading did me strong thing and to think I found reading very easy.

Like my username and password!?

GlitteringStar:



Can you share your profile?

Good day house

Has anyone ever evaluated a diploma in theology (duration 6 months)?

On the certificate it reads:,

Advanced diploma in theology.
It was gotten from the redeemed bible college.

I want to know if it is worth pursuing


Regards

teevyne01:
Like my username and password!?

No. Age range, how many years of work experience, level of degree, IELTS scores et al.

Or

You can check the following to ensure they are right.

* Your work experience must fall under NOC A, B or 0.

* Settlement Province----You can choose anyone other than Quebec.

* Work history and Primary NOC ----Ensure that the NOC you mentioned as your primary NOC is also part of your work history section. You must show that you have at least one year work experience under this primary NOC and ensure that the hours per week worked is 30 or more.

* IELTS ---- Ensure you filled in the correct scores and the correct date of your exam.

* ECA ----Ensure that you entered yes that it was done and that you filled in the certificate number.

* POF----Ensure you entered the minimum funds required or above.

[quote author=Newmum0615 post=62679046]Thanks sleekchic, lemme just post the response I gave to someone else who asked a similar question via PM.

Just seeing this. Thanks for sharing

GlitteringStar:



No. Age range, how many years of work experience, level of degree, IELTS scores et al.

Or

You can check the following to ensure they are right.

* Your work experience must fall under NOC A, B or O.

* Settlement Province----You can choose anyone other than Quebec.

* Work history and Primary NOC ----Ensure that the NOC you mentioned as your primary NOC is also part of your work history section. You must show that you have one or more year experience under this primary NOC and ensure that the hours per week worked is 30 or more.

* IELTS ---- Ensure you filled in the correct scores and the correct date of your exam.

* ECA ----Ensure that you entered yes that it was done and that you filled in the certificate number.

* POF----Ensure you entered the minimum funds required or above.

OH wow.. Thank you.

For the age, I'm below 30: 28 actually

IELTS score: overall 7.5 speaking, reading, writing and listening = 8,6.5,7.5,7.5 resp

I have over 2 years work experience and I indicated it there, with over 40 hours weekly.

I picked newfoundland and one other like that but not Quebec.

Degree: 4-year University and a pgd comp science

Minimum funds was entered (tho I never get am yet)

Now the eca I entered no for all of them cos I'd not done them yet.

That's all for the ones u asked me above... Guess the eca part is where I faltered yes?

teevyne01:


OH wow.. Thank you.

Have you done your ECA? If yes, What is the ECA summary (Canadian equivalent) for the PGD certificate?

GlitteringStar:



Have you done your ECA? If yes, What is the ECA summary (Canadian equivalent) for the PGD certificate?

No I haven't done the ECA.. I didn't know I had to have it done already

teevyne01:


No I haven't done the ECA.. I didn't know I had to have it done already

You need to do the ECA for both certificates (BSc and PGD). Your CRS score will also be low because of your IELTS score. You will need to retake the test and aim to score a minimum of 8777 in LRSW.

topsy5:
Pls to the Covenant University seniors in the house, how long does it take for them to verify transcript after WES requests verification

Verification is usually within 24-48 hours baring any unforeseen circumstances...but dependent on when copy of the verification request is received. Note that WES sends the request via hard mail which takes a week or more to get delivered, while verification is sent via soft mail.

GlitteringStar:



You need to do the ECA for both certificates (BSc and PGD). Your CRS score will also be low because of your IELTS score. You will need to retake the test and aim to score a minimum of 8777 in LRSW.

Ohhhhhh...

Thank you very much. I have a few questions tho.


1. What's crs. Hearing it for the first time.

2. Vitally, how do I get an ECA done? And what's the cost?

But that test result ehn... Diarisgodoh

teevyne01:


Ohhhhhh...

Thank you very much. I have a few questions tho.


1. What's crs. Hearing it for the first time.

2. Vitally, how do I get an ECA done? And what's the cost?

But that test result ehn... Diarisgodoh

Sorry but I have questions. How did you decide you want to relocate to Canada? What did you know about it before? Did you just stumble on this thread? How did you find the EE link to create a profile?

I ask because it's chilling that anyone would want to take a major decision like relocation to another continent and not do serious research on how to go about it, what is required and what to aim for. I'm not dissing you or anything, but your questions like how to get an ECA suggests you haven't even read CIC website. That Nairaland is your authentic go to place. Very worrisome

Medal007:
Good morning to you all
Please when applying for EE/FSW is it compulsory for me to carry my spouse's last name as a wife or can we just apply with our different surnames cos presently we are working in the civil service as couple but without a change of name due to issues with ippis on any alterations to the name one enrolled with

It is not compulsory you have your spouse last name, in the western world it’s not compulsory you change names when you get married. You just need to provide your marriage certificate.

teevyne01:


Ohhhhhh...

Thank you very much. I have a few questions tho.


1. What's crs. Hearing it for the first time.

2. Vitally, how do I get an ECA done? And what's the cost?

But that test result ehn... Diarisgodoh

1. The answer is on page 0. You can calculate your CRS score here.

2. Read this post to know more about ECA.

[quote author=Santino1 post=62687187]Congratulations to everyone that got their desired IELTS score today. Following up on the happy mood, I received my COPR today. Below is the details of my application:

WES: 20th September. (MSc Degree)

IELTS: 23rd September (CLB 10)

EOI Submitted: 24th September (CRS 496)

ITA: 4th October

eAPR: 5th October

Medical Passed: 16th October

BG IP1: 18th October

BG NA2: 31st October

BG IP2: 7th October

PPR: 12th November

Passport sent: 14th November

Passport/COPR received: 24th November.



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Congratulations!