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Provenance

A-number
A-2025-13310
Date
Source type
ImmReps
Institution
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
Package
A-2025-13310 Part 2 (pages 776-777)
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OCR best-effort from ATIP image [requester] 776-777 of part2.

Record

I believe the error is that the system doesn’t ask for the SPOUSE’s family members to obtain the additional 5 points When | indicate that HE (the main applicant) has a family member) then he is eligible to apply. Could you perhaps confirm whether | am correct in assuming that there is an error in how the questionnaire is set- up or am | making a mistake in my calculations? Answer: Thank you for reporting this issue, our technical team has been advised. In our preliminary investigation the qualifications described in your inquiry have been tested and it has been confirmed that all the calculations are working as intended However, we are aware that there is an issue in the questionnaire which results in the following message displayed in error: “Based on your answers, you do not appear to be eligible for Express Entry”. Please be advised that in this case it is possible to ignore the message and proceed with creation of an FSW-eligible profile You will have an opportunity to enter the information regarding the accompanying spouse’ relative in Canada at a later stage in the Express Entry profile creation. We trust that this information will assist you. [requester] Representatives Mailbox De: Envoyé: [requester] A: Immigration Representatives / Représentants immigration (IRCC) <[IRCC Immigration Representatives mailbox]> Objet: [requester] When I create a profile for a client of mine there seems to be an error in your online creation tool. In the qualifying section there is a question whether the main applicant has a family member in Canada, the answer should be no if the main applicant doesn't have a family member. In the spouse's section there are only two qualifying questions for adaptability: Work or Study in Canada. | believe in this section there should be a question asking whether the SPOUSE has a family member in order to be awarded 5 points towards adaptability and then render the applicant eligible for Express [requester] the following profile who seems to be NOT eligible if | answer your questions in my EE portal: Applicant is born on Has a Has less tnan © monins ve in [requester] NOT have AE (because he is not working one year yet on a non LMIA WP) English above CLB 7 (Listening 6.5 , Reading 6, Writing 7, Speaking 7 on an IELTS test) Has more than 6 years of high skilled work exp Has the settlement funds Spouse has English CLB 7 ‘Spouse has a niece/nephew in [requester] to my calculation he should be eligible as a FSW: 001968

Language: 20 Education: 23 Skilled WE: 15 for more than 6 years in the past Age: 0 AE:O Adaptability: Spouse English: 5 Spouse Family Member: 5 Total 68 He therefore meets the threshold to ENTER the pool, but the system renders my profile as ineliaible and not being able to apply. Ibelieve the error is that the system doesn't ask for the SPOUSE 's family members to obtain the advitional 5 points When | indicate that HE (the main applicant) has a family member) then he is eligible to apply. Could you perhaps confirm whether | am correct in assuming that there is an error in how the questionnaire is set- up or am | making a mistake in my calculations? Thanks! oot96s

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