dbabba:
Please, I would love to know how long a SOA can take before it won't be accepted. I've collected my sponsor's SOA for 2 weeks now but yet to submit due to some hindrances.

Siga, tnuola

ahyotomiwa:
Is it necesary to have paid part of the tuition before applying, cos most happen to do? anyone pls do ans. tanks

tnuola:
Hello Lucky12g

Its nice that you've been doing a little bit of research, but you should keep reading this thread, u can start from part5. From the looks of things you have very little idea of the entire process, so my advice is don't be in a hurry to apply, take your time to study and understand the process, so the moment you try, you'll get it.

If your intention is to remain in canada after your sudies, I'd advice you take a 2year prog, instead of 1year.

Unfortunately I have no idea what sheridan college is like.

For the visa application process, the 2.5m is a little low, you might need a sponsor/co sponsor.
However the case may be you'll need to read the thread more for better understanding.

tnuola:


I'm very sure he wants to stay for a long long time ...lol

babajust:


Are u saying with a year program one can't eventually get a PR & PWP? Must it be a two years program?

babajust:


Are u saying with a year program one can't eventually get a PR & PWP? Must it be a two years program?

darefestus:
^
Are u not submitting paper again?
Can't help with the question, sorry.

sheriph:
House member, any info about Cambridge, Ontario, Canada,, work , life and security....general info pls

Team12:
Please is it possible to submit documents scanned in black and white? I am having issues with my proof of funds docs - It's a lot! I have done all the compression I can even with d bad as software recommended by @SeyiMilan (works wonders). I don't want the clarity to be affected...don't want to submit docs that VOS can't read. Black and white scan is usually less in size than colored. Any one that has gotten TV with black and white scanned docs pas reply.

tnuola:
Hello Lucky12g

Its nice that you've been doing a little bit of research, but you should keep reading this thread, u can start from part5. From the looks of things you have very little idea of the entire process, so my advice is don't be in a hurry to apply, take your time to study and understand the process, so the moment you try, you'll get it.

If your intention is to remain in canada after your sudies, I'd advice you take a 2year prog, instead of 1year.

Unfortunately I have no idea what sheridan college is like.

For the visa application process, the 2.5m is a little low, you might need a sponsor/co sponsor.
However the case may be you'll need to read the thread more for better understanding.

justicia:
@all and @Kacchiz and anyone delayed for insufficient funds only. Pls how did u tackle it. Did u change ur sponsors or they just beefed up their acct. Was delayed on May 4, planing to reapply by May 25. I intend to replace one of my sponsors because his acct has been seriously depleted. I used my Dad n Uncle b4, wana use my Aunt (abt 19M in SoA) and the same Uncle (to beef up SoA to abt 8M) now. Considering using only my Aunt buh I feel retaining one of the sponsors will help. pls review.

slimmy2000:
@ Justicia, I think you should retain the two initial sponsors and add your aunt as the 3rd one. try and see how your dad account can be beefed up a little as well.

Opesyy:
J'mapelle cest bien merci, trois ke? I hope i answered you question jk

Solo8:


The only French speaking part of Canada is Quebec. Cost of living is cheaper there than in Toronto, being bilingual will give you an edge in HR almost anywhere in Canada.

akanni:


I had a friend that relocated from Quebec, and it was because he couldn't speak french.
There are lots of job opportunities and you being billingual is a plus, you might have challenges deciding which job to pick.
Montreal is Canada's second biggest city after Toronto (google confirms it) and the commercial hub of Quebec where french is the major language spoken.So, go for it and wish you the best!

Taike:
Online applicants, please how do I sign those parts of the family information form stating that i have no common law partner and no children?

Please help!

Team12:
I just did some research on CIC website. Based on he info below, you can apply for a work permit extension...so I am thinking it also applies to PGWP. I believe...

Extend your work permit

You must apply to extend your work permit if you want to stay in Canada for any of the following reasons:

Your job is extended or changes
You are offered a different job in Canada
You want to live and work in Canada permanently
You want to leave Canada and then re-enter
You will be allowed to extend your work permit for a period of time that adds up to – but does not exceed – the maximum of four years of work in Canada. Find out more about the four-year maximum.

If you have applied to extend your status and an emergency situation requires you to travel outside Canada before you get your new permit, find out about Canada’s re-admittance conditions.

deedee0:

Just put date and leave d signature space blank