If you only documented 12 years of education then there is nothing you can
do. There is no right to appeal for PR visa applicants - although they may
always try to file petition for Judicial Review with federal Court, but only
if refusal decision was made in error in law or with disregard of the law.
Doesn't seem to be the case, sorry.
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"P. Arundell" wrote in message
news:nhqdnd8YhI4nBRXfSa8jmA@karoo.co.uk...
> It is possible that I had put down 13 years education but in reality
> completed 12. So I guess that is where the 2 points are. If I had done a
> basic French language course, I could have gained 4 points for that. The
> situation is crazy, when I was in Vancouver, the taxi driver could not
> even speak English, so how do they get in????
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
> "Jim Humphries" wrote in message
> news:nz0ie.1369780$8l.715435@pd7tw1no...
>> How did you lose 2 points? That should not occur unless you or the visa
>> officer have miscalculated.
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>> Jim Humphries, former visa officer
>> "P. Arundell" wrote in message
>> news:XxycnQv-cOOhGxXfSa8jmA@karoo.co.uk...
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> after 17 months and £800 in fees, my apllication was refused as I ony
>>> had 65 points and not the required 67 points. Can I appeal, as when I
>>> filled in the forms I totalled 67 points.
>>> any advise please?
>>>
>>>
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