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Your education credentials are not eligible for an engineering profession.
You are a technician according to your education.
That's why they have rejected it.
You need to change your profession according to your degree.

Dear Alls , I am from Pakistan. I am already registered with the Saudi Council  as a civil Engineer. Last 2013, I have done B. Tech Pass ( 2 Years ) and B.tech honor ( 2 Years ), my Both degrees pass and honors are attested from HEC, Saudi Concile and Saudi Calture. ,But suddenly this year they approved my Engineering council certificate for one year temporarily, I don’t know the reason . Now I uploaded all my documents again for  convert my SCE certificat tempraroly to permanent but after one month they sending me the message your certificate dose not qualify for the membership required. Can any one advice me what can i do in this matter.

- @muhammadhafeez

@muhammadhafeez  bhai meri 4years bs technology ki degree hec st atested hy kia wo sudia engineering counsel sy atested ho jaye gi I'm from pakistan but now I'm in sudia Arabia please guide

Hello Mirza Muazzam,

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any one who have done attestation of Btech Hons(PAK) Degree from SCE 

@muhammadhafeez Hello dear.. Is ur degree regisister with sce now or what u did can u please ans me

I have attested B- tech pass degree. Can I register in sce as a technician by uploading the degree because my diploma is not attested .

@Mirza Muazzam

Yes

@Mirza Muazzam

HCE attestation is only confirmation of trueness of documents, but it doesn't qulify you for your applied profession as per local requirements.

@tauqeerabbas756

yes

@tauqeerabbas756

Get DIPLOMA attested.

@muhammadhafeez

I understand your concern and frustration. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you resolve this issue:

1. *Review the rejection message*: Carefully read the message from the Saudi Council to understand the specific reasons for rejecting your application.

2. *Check the Saudi Council's requirements*: Verify the Saudi Council's requirements for permanent membership, focusing on the qualifications, experience, and documentation needed.

3. *Compare your qualifications*: Match your qualifications (B.Tech Pass and B.Tech Honors) with the Saudi Council's requirements. Ensure your degrees are recognized and attested by the relevant authorities (HEC, Saudi Council, and Saudi Culture).

4. *Gather additional documents (if necessary)*: If your application lacks any required documents, obtain and prepare them for resubmission.

5. *Contact the Saudi Council*: Reach out to the Saudi Council's customer support or membership department to discuss your application and the rejection reasons. They may provide additional guidance or clarification.

6. *Submit an appeal (if necessary)*: If you believe your application was wrongly rejected, prepare an appeal with supporting documents and submit it to the Saudi Council.

7. *Seek professional advice (optional)*: Consult with a professional organization or a lawyer specializing in Saudi Arabian engineering regulations to help you navigate the process.

To increase your chances of a successful application:

- Ensure all your documents are up-to-date, attested, and meet the Saudi Council's requirements.

- Double-check your application for completeness and accuracy.

- Maintain open communication with the Saudi Council to address any concerns or issues.

I hope this helps you resolve the issue and obtain permanent membership with the Saudi Council.