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Dear there,
I applied in Paris as a skilled worker in september 2002, and still waiting for an interview call / waiver.
I want to know my chances of getting an interview waiver and these are some info:
- I gathered 77 points
- 32 years old
- 7 in IELTS (in all skills)
- 4 in TEF (in all skills)
- 8 years of experience as a programmer
- have a bechalor degree in computer science
So I have a complete and a perfect application, but I want to avoid an interview because I could´t attend it (very difficult situation that prevent me of attending an interview)
I want to know what are my chances of getting an interview waiver. and if they call me for an interview and I couldn´t attend it could this result in a refusal?.
I need a response from anyone that can help
Sincerely
[19-07-2007,07:29]
[**.36.18.90]
maleabs |
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(in reply to: Interview waiver)
In the security environment of 2007, with the high levels of terrorism, you expect NOT to be interviwed in person?
Not a chance. They need to SEE you and establish that you really are who you say you are.
If you don´t attend a interview when required, they will throw out your application for sure. What are you afraid of ?
JIm B. Toronto.
[19-07-2007,17:20]
[**.99.152.2]
Canadian Citizen |
(in reply to: Interview waiver)
My guess is that you must have A REALLY GOOD reason not to attend an interview if requested. I guess something medical but then if you passed your medicals .. what could it be ?
Perhaps you wish to keep it for yourself but I would say not appearing at an interview will result in your case being rejected. It is common sense!
If you are lucky you may not be called for one so wait and see and RELAX!
[19-07-2007,18:17]
[***.207.36.26]
CBV333 |
(in reply to: Interview waiver)
Most application processing centers are inviting people for interviews for the following reasons: quality assurance, verification of details, and background/security interview. You know the answer to these questions already except for the quality assurance part where the applicant is chosen randomly. Not attending for a genuine reason and asking for another date is reasonable and such requests are usually entertained by CIC. Very few (I cannot say no one as exceptions are always there) people are able to get through without attending the interview when requested and I would certainly not take chances on this one.
[19-07-2007,23:27]
[***.21.154.77]
Anonymous |
Interview waiver (in reply to: Interview waiver)
Dear there,
Thanks for your reply,
My reason for not be able to attend an interview is because I am a Palestinian Citizen living in gaza Strip, I was travelling to egypt for doing the TEF exam but when i decided to return home there was a military turnover in gaza strip and i am stuck near the border between egypt and gaza strip (the border are closed for more than 40 days). and if i enter i will not be able to travel again for the coming months, and i expect an interview call in the next couple of months. so if anyone can give me a solution if they call me for an interview and can´t attend it.
i think i have given a strong reason for not being able to attend an interview.
hope receiving a reply.
thanks again
[20-07-2007,14:27]
[**.129.193.197]
Anonymous |
(in reply to: Interview waiver)
Dear there,
Thanks for your reply,
My reason for not be able to attend an interview is because I am a Palestinian Citizen living in gaza Strip, I was travelling to egypt for doing the TEF exam but when i decided to return home there was a military turnover in gaza strip and i am stuck near the border between egypt and gaza strip (the border are closed for more than 40 days). and if i enter i will not be able to travel again for the coming months, and i expect an interview call in the next couple of months. so if anyone can give me a solution if they call me for an interview and can?t attend it.
i think i have given a strong reason for not being able to attend an interview.
hope receiving a reply.
thanks again
[20-07-2007,14:28]
[**.129.193.197]
maleabs |
