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The visa just got started recently but last I heard they are still working out the details. I applied for CEC (Canada Experience Class), paid >$4k for lawyer f
by nojvek 12y ago
The visa just got started recently but last I heard they are still working out the details.
I applied for CEC (Canada Experience Class), paid >$4k for lawyer fees but application got rejected saying quota is fulfilled even though the website notes that its less than half filled.
Trying now on express entry but I doubt I'll get anywhere. I feel its a broken system which caters to very expensive lawyers as they know the hacks.
- grecy 12y ago> I applied for CEC (Canada Experience Class), paid >$4k for lawyer fees but application got rejected saying quota is fulfilled Wow, that's interesting. I didn't know the CEC had a quota. I applied for (and got) a provincial nominee PR because my company (telco) sponsored me. Did you meet all the requirements for the CEC? I personally didn't bother with a lawyer, and it wasn't needed in my case.
- raquo 12y agoCanadian immigration rules are changing multiple times a year nowadays, and they're doing so without much regard for anyone currently in the process. While the rules themselves are on par with Australia / NZ (= much easier than US), the transition is not well thought out. CIC's CEC quota screwup of late 2014 is just one of many examples. Students, PNP nominees, TFWs have all been screwed in different ways in 2014. While CIC touts shorter processing times for select categories, they're often using MagicMath. For many categories of applicants processing times doubled to quadrupled last year.