Olusegunoni:
Hello all. It's nice meeting you guys and I'm so excited to be here. I have started my processing as well as written the English proficiency test but i will like to involve a consultant now. I was introduced to one but would like to find out if anyone knows him and if he's genuine. His name is Rich Global travels in Ibadan. Any info on him. I'm also open to suggestions. How bless you all[color=#990000][/color]

Adiahabasi:
ok..so the letter your mum wrote was in addition to the gift deed prepared by a lawyer right? Or is it one and the same?i.e is the gift deed the letter your mum wrote?

Doggys:
Hello Rebe. Thanks f+or your input. Please i intend doing the gift deed on monday as my mum is the one giving us the money too. Please i will really appreciate if you can send me a copy to my mail: orobia453@yahoo.com,i will really appreciate as i intend sending all documents to SINP on tuesday. Also, i want to know if the affidavit won't be necessary

A gift deed alone with all relevant proofs should suffice. Used that and to the glory of God, I have my visa and CoPR.

iphie25:


Yeah that's why I said he can add not he must add it.

Pls can you list what constitutes "Relevant proofs"? A lot of us would benefit from ur experience.

iphie25:


Lol



Well...each Lawyer charges what he thinks his or her practice is worth...so I can't really say.

Well a deed isn't the same as an affidavit...but you can add an affidavit as a supporting doc.
Pls make sure the affidavit is notarised or stamped by a commissioner of oaths. Although I imagine that the stamp of a Notary public should carry more weight in situations like this.

Hayfeez:


Hii, best of luck in your ielts. I also plan writing around July too. please can you help me with a link where I can get confirm study materials online?
Thanks

Cypha8:
Hi guys, as a silent follower of this thread for the past couple of months, I'd like to say forums like this are worth a 1,000 migration consultants.

I got the "Ready for Visa / Prêt pour Visa" e-mail today after exactly 6 months since AOR. Many thanks to ALL contributors to thread...

To those still waiting, keep the faith guys, nothing is impossible. Best wishes everyone!

dupyshoo:
Thanks all for the kind wishes. I feel so blessed. As you have celebrated with me, my sincere prayer is that you too will get your PPR soon and will be celebrated as well. Amen

Although I am still a novice too, I will definitely stay to render as much assistance as I can to people on this thread cos I would not have made it this far without assistance from others.

I wish everyone still waiting for ITA, IELTS result and PPR all the best.

Congratulations @dupyshoo and everyone that got their PR! So happy for you all

AlphaNumero:


Till after you land.

You might need POF at landing.

akanni:

You can get your uncle to gift the money to you, the most important thing is being able to explain the sudden funds.If you sell a property, as long as you can prove that it was sold with documents,etc, you are good to go.Also, i guess if your uncle gives you the money, as long as you can prove it was given to you as a gift by your uncle, you should be good, those that are more knowledgeable will also advice you.

JesusDWay:


I'll rather you dont give any notion that you are using NYSC as part of your work experience. Just get a letter from the supervisor stating the start and end date, your job title and job details stating its a full time employment, the no of hours worked per week(must not be less than 30hours per week) and annual salary for the period. The supervisor can sign and put his contact details underneath and can also make them know that he no longer works in that place and the office wasn't ready to give you a letter.

On your second issue, you are good to go with your arrangement. You can solidify it with by providing documents for the cooperative contribution