| Address: | Indore, Madhya Pradesh |
Hello,
I am Sandeep P, client of Visasavenue. I am writing to complain about the services offered to me by the company. I am completely dissatisfied by the company and below I have mentioned a detailed account of my grievance.
1. Failed to explain the process (Name and details of who spoke to you initially)
2. Failed in giving professional guidance (wife primary and ACS code)
3. Failed in performing duties (doc review, communication, resolution of issues)
Details of your engagement with Visasavenue:
Name: Sandeep P
Education: Btech EEE
Experience: 7 years
Service details: Information technology
Payment of fees: Credit Card
Case Manager (name, date): Diana Cooper 09 Jan/ Navneet kaur 21-March
Assessment details :
Anzco code: Initial 261111 later 262113
Date of application: March 15
ACS Results: June
Firstly, the process for obtaining PR was not explained clearly by Diana Cooper.
Inspite of informing my complete profile, I was not guided properly as my wife, who has a computer science background and experience in IT, would have been an ideal candidate for application with me as add-on. This move would have saved us crucial time as well as filling up of the RPL was very time consuming.
Shockingly my case manager at the time of filling my assessment wth ACS Ms deepti Kaur did not review my documents. When I realized that there were multiple people involved, with no one having a complete idea of what was happening with my case. I tried to get a complete picture through a conference call ashwani, neeraj, kapil arora, deepti ) but that clearly showed how unorganized Visasavenue functions as the employees started blaming each other in call for not reviewing the documents before filling for assessment. The only solution offered to me was to be patient until the ACS completes its assessment.
I was asked to file under the Business Analyst (with an annual quota of 1800) category but ACS replied back that my qualification and experience is more suited towards System Administrator (with an annual quota of 2400). This clearly shows that Visasavenue failed in rendering their services.
Even the simple thing like interpreting the result from ACS was done incorrectly by Ms Navneet Kaur (Date- June 13, mode of communication - Email) as she told me that ACS assessed me to be experienced for 7 years instead of the actual assessment of only 2.7 years.
I have been trying to contact Mr Neeraj (tried calling him more than 10 times since a week to find out about my case and future plan but didn't get any response. Not knowing what to do I reached out to Daniel on July 1st as a final resort as well. Today, I have received an email from Neeraj that i have to wait till September with no fault on my end. Also the email was so blunt as never expected.
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