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ahmedio2017:Both. Also, get proof that you are the sole signatory ( that's if you are) to the business account. Your bank will give you this it is normally included as part of the POF documents you get from your bank |
Chigbo55:You know that IRCC officers are not evil.....you know this right ...See I understand your situation You are over thinking it I was in your situation 9 years ago You will submitted your application and be going over all your document and thinking I hope I did not miss anything this and that and before it use to be paper you submitted and connect with application to the portal online hahahah Don't overthink it you have not done anything wrong Since Fanshawe College has already admitted you, the admissions office has already assessed your academic qualifications. That means the visa officer often places significant weight on the fact that in your case Fanshawe college accepted you People submit both the degree certificate and transcript, but there are also successful People who submit only the degree certificate because in your case Fanshawe college has already verified their academic credentials... Do not submit a web form to update your documents because this is not new information that changed beyond your control before you submitted your application |
ATTAHDYE:Oya, listen, Domain12. My boss has spoken: Postgraduate diploma. A few people, though very rarely, with a 2.2 and strong work experience have been admitted into course-based master's programs (not thesis-based master's programs). It's possible, but it's difficult. That's why the requirement says applicants shall normally hold a minimum of a Second Class Upper (or have at least a 75% overall average). The phrase "shall normally hold" means that's the standard requirement, but exceptions can sometimes be made. As I said in my earlier post, it's about 50/50, but I understand it's hard. I also completed a course-based master's even tho I got a 2.1, and I have met just 1 person with a 2.2 who was admitted to masters program.....put in mind it was a course-based master's programs (not thesis-based master's programs). That person had very strong work experience. So, I agree with you it's probably better to go with the postgraduate diploma to be on the safe side. |
Domain12:Nice! You are on the right track by doing your own personal research I also have one of the certifications you mentioned, plus another one that you didn't mention. You are the one that will be doing the school so if you think your head can carry it why not the course is still very related to Computer science Yes, the course and program are very good, and Memorial University is also an excellent school, especially in terms of affordability. The only challenge is the admission requirement. Applicants are normally expected to hold a minimum Second-Class Upper degree (or at least a 75% overall average). It's still possible to gain admission if you package your application well, but I would say your chances are about 50/50. If you really want a masters program which with your result its going to be hard What some people do, if you have the financial means, is to apply to two schools one university and one college. As we all know, colleges usually process applications and offer admission much faster. So, if you are willing to take a chance, If you can, apply to two schools. Submit your university application for the earliest available intake eg (Winter – January), and then apply to a college for the following intake (Summer – May) as a backup. This gives you a chance to secure university admission while still having a college (Post graduate diploma) option if things don't work out. That way, you can try your luck with the university while still having a good chance of receiving a college admission quickly if that doesnt work
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Domain12:It depends on what you want but IMO if you already have a bachelor's degree, you should consider applying for a master's program. The reason is that master's and PhD students are not subject to the current study permit cap, so the probability of getting a visa is generally higher if all other things are good and in place... but do not rule out diploma https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/2025-provincial-territorial-allocations-under-international-student-cap.html With a Second Class Upper, it is definitely possible to gain admission into a master's program. However, you may need to search a bit more than the average 2:1 applicant. If you package your application well by highlighting your work experience and any relevant certifications even something as small as MS Azure Fundamentals you can improve your chances highly Some universities also place more emphasis on your performance during the last two years of your undergraduate degree, along with your work experience, when assessing applications College is always a good option, but I also want you to keep this in mind. If you apply to both a college (for a postgraduate diploma) and a university (for a master's degree), the college will usually issue an admission offer much faster Many people end up accepting the first offer they receive because the school encourages them to pay the tuition deposit quickly A Master's in Computer Science is highly competitive. It may be better to focus on course-based master's programs in Computer Science, Information Technology, or Applied computing or Information Systems. In my opinion, course-based programs are the best route in your case. A master's degree can also give you more points in the long run if you eventually apply for permanent residence, so it's something worth considering... and trust me you will want all the points when the time comes Do not be discouraged Many people with a Second Class Upper have successfully gained admission into master's programs, so it is absolutely possible. To maximize your chances if I was in your shoe, I would focus on course based Masters programs. Someone else may be able to recommend specific universities, for 2.2 Applicant but my advice is to focus on these points I mentioned early
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AbelAbdul:You are constantly making up stories in your head that I did this, that I did that. You called me an agent, claimed I am looking for private consultations, said I introduced you to Anthony, and accused me of using AI to answer questions bla blah blah No evidence till today still you will never learn.... You really are a crazy man. You need help. Thank God you are coming to Canada you can call 988 and get the help you need using Please ask for MAID |
AbelAbdul:Wait... who the F is Anthony? and When did I ever introduce you to this person? This is exactly what I mean when I say you keep making up stories in your head |
AbelAbdul:Now, why are you tagging me? If I reply, people will say I am spamming the thread. Why do you keep dragging me into conversations that have nothing to do with me or the purpose of this forum? You also keep creating scenarios that never happened....just to drag me into it It seems you enjoy the engagement and the back-and-forth, but you always avoid answering questions whenever you are wrong. For example, you claimed that you can rent a room for CAD $160......but still haven't show me the room If you have something specific to discuss with me, address it directly. Otherwise, please stop dragging me into unrelated conversations |
lantres000:Dont let IRCC give you high BP with overthinking The question to your answer is No you are within the processing time https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html
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Tsunayoshi:I hope they get back to you in time this time as web form is the best way to get details from IRCC about your Appilication/passport pick up so sorry for the frustration.. Submit another webform if necessary A month without a response is frustrating |
EchegAshley1:Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!! Please in due time share your story timeline program applied method of POF to encourage other reading It helps keep the positive vibes and the forum moving |
AlwaysHopeful:You are in a Very Very good space do not overthink it I understand you do not want to make any mistake If the funding letters are official and clearly state the amounts, and your CAD $20,000 savings are well documented, I would not be overly concerned about proving the full CAD $45,000 of living expenses for both years upfront. Your focus should be on demonstrating that (1) The program is genuinely funded.... which you will need to get that official letter from the department signed by the school and supervisor (2) You have enough money available to say that's the one time $10,000 CAD funding official letter and the 20 million naira you have saved up support yourself. Your financial story is logical and consistent The supervisor's funding letter is valuable because it further demonstrates ongoing institutional support and reduces concerns about your financial capacity during your studies. + your 20 million naira |
AbelAbdul:Yes, that’s true, but you need to understand the context in which that statement was made. IRCC is referring to situations where applicants submit incorrect or incomplete documents and later try to replace or update them. IRCC generally discourages repeatedly sending unsolicited updates in those cases. In this situation, we are talking about another proof of payment for school fees. Once the payment is made, any official confirmation of payment is acceptable. I am also quite very sure IRCC will contact the school directly to verify whether the payment was actually made... So in her case, she made the payment, submitted all available documents, and applied for Visa using the Flywire official payment receipt. If she later receives an official receipt from her school a few days after applying for the visa she can still upload it via webform, that should not be a problem.... context matters |
rebirthkennedy:Please avoid anything like this or anyone promising such opportunities. Posts like this are practically invitations to be scammed or fall victim to human traffickers. If you do not have a skill, the proper route is to apply directly to legitimate companies. After a successful interview, the company provide you with an employment offer and, will assist with the process for a closed work permit. Please be very careful. This advice applies to any country. Desperation can make people vulnerable to scams and exploitation. Always verify employers, job offers, and immigration processes through official channels before making any commitments... no legit employer will take money from your salary ( pay small small) because they processed your closed work permit in any country |
ColdHunter:Don't worry or overthink the situation. If you have made the payment with any method you go with and are sure it was successful, simply provide evidence of the payment to IRCC. IRCC can always contact the school to verify that the payment was received If need be.. and you can always update your application via webform if need be at anytime Therefore, you can make the payment and then proceed to submit your visa application as you plan. |
Amovingman:Please You haven't still answered (1) what exactly is your issue with me? (2) its been a week now so I am asking when are you exposing me ? |
Amovingman:Almost 10 years with this account and no one has said I scammed them only you and your friends but thats by the way Please I want to know (1) what exactly is your issue with me? (2) when are you exposing me ? |
Amovingman:You have been coming at me for over a week now, and I genuinely don’t understand why. An account created yesterday is repeatedly targeting me while I have been here for 10 years...No one has called me all the names you called me just your gang of friends I don’t want to turn this thread into a back-and-forth because it distracts from the purpose of the forum and could look like spamming but I believe you want that so I can get Ban I think that's your goal. So I am asking directly and calmly: what exactly is your issue with me? Did I say or do something to you personally or someone you know? You mentioned exposing me a week ago, but nothing has come of it. I am just trying to understand what this is really about.. |
Cullinane:Nice. I asked because I wanted to see whether you have at least three years of work experience and if waiting will make any difference When in Canada when the time comes, that foreign work experience can earn you up to 50 CRS points, so when the time comes, you will be able to claim those points Whichever you choose September or January is entirely up to you. But if it were left to me, I would choose the September intake. |
Chigbo55:Fanshawe College already assessed your credentials and issued a Letter of Acceptance but Its nice to also submitted all documents to IRCC.. its like a Nice to have.. you can upload via with Webform... |
Cullinane:just curious how many years work experience do you have ? or will you have by that Septemeber and January |
Cullinane:Anyone is fine, but if you were my brother or a close friend, I would advise you to resume in September, mainly because of the weather. IMO you need time to get your body to that winter weather coming in Septerber will do that if you have specific reasons for wanting to move in January, explain them and we can see whether it still makes sense in your situation...Maybe you need more time to save up for school or something like that.... It is much better to arrive in Manitoba in September when daytime temperatures average 15°C to 19°C and nighttime temperatures drop to a cool 4°C to 8°C, than to arrive in January when average daytime highs range from -11°C to -14°C and overnight temperatures can fall to -21°C to -24°C. Coming from Nigeria to Manitoba in those January temperatures can be a very difficult adjustment, and you may end up regretting arriving in the middle of winter. |
ColdHunter:Yes, you should be fine, but don't waste time. Make sure it doesn't take longer than the timeframe you just mentioned The current processing time is about 6 weeks, so you should be okay if you submit your application this coming weekend some people have mentioned it took longer for them some people shorter hopefully your shorter but you should be ok https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html
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PhdCloakRoom:Yes, Wondychiqe STEM is good for your husband, but the last time the government specifically selected STEM in Express Entry was in 2024. Since then, STEM draws have only been held a few times since Express Entry began in 2015... I think like 3 times so that's a bad gamble https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements/ministerial-instructions/express-entry-rounds.html She actually has a stronger option in healthcare. If she goes into a program such as Medical Laboratory Technologist Medical Laboratory Technician Clinical Laboratory Science / Medical Laboratory Science and then secures a job in that field after graduation, it may provide a more consistent pathway.
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wondychiqe:Hey, don’t be confused you are the one that should go From where you are now, I would strongly suggest looking into healthcare-related programs like: Medical Laboratory Technologist Medical Laboratory Technician Clinical Laboratory Science / Medical Laboratory Science These are all within healthcare, and they generally lead to strong job opportunities after graduation if you plan properly. Ultimately, you can assess your own situation better than anyone else, but the key thing to keep in mind is this: if you are coming to Canada, try to choose an in-demand program that leads to an in-demand occupation. That way, you improve your chances of qualifying for Express Entry or other immigration pathways. If this were about three months ago, I would have strongly encouraged a master’s program, which is still a very solid option. In Ontario specifically, one advantage used to be the Ontario Master’s Graduate stream under the PNP, but that stream was discontinued recently. It had been around even before I came to Canada in 2017, so it’s been a major change. A lot is changing right now, and that’s why it’s risky to choose a program based only on assumptions that the same immigration pathways will still be available when you graduate. Policies can change significantly within two years. it’s best to focus on programs linked to occupations that are currently in demand, and also pay attention to how often the government conducts Express Entry draws for those occupations through category-based selection. No one can predict the future, but if the current government is in power for the next few years, there is a strong focus on priority occupations in healthcare and other in-demand fields. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/rounds-invitations/category-based-selection.html Another useful step is to estimate your future CRS score realistically. Assume you maximize your English scores, factor in your spouse’s age at that time, complete your studies, and gain at least one year of Canadian work experience. Also include points for your Canadian education, ideally at the master’s level if you go that route. If after all those assumptions your CRS score is still below around 500 https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/check-score.html then it may be worth reconsidering your strategy and exploring other pathways, including learning French as an additional advantage.
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Chemist4life:they have received your submition nothing for you to do for now |
nwaobitex:Sponsorship letter from whom, please? There is no specific format for a sponsorship letter. Just make sure it includes details about Who is sponsoring you Why they are sponsoring you How they are able to sponsor you Their source of income (business, employment, etc.) References to supporting documents they have provided, such as an employment letter, tax documents, bank statements, or business records if you want someone can share this specific letter but it has no specific format |
AbelAbdul:Congratulation really happy for you |
kayceeskay:If you do not understand the origin of a story, please try not to get yourself involved. You called out my name without having the full context of what has been happening. Amovingman (an account created just 3 days ago), Chibumalasia, Badadvisor, and AbelAbdul all attacked me for giving accurate comments on certain topics. They labeled me a scammer, called me names, claimed I was an agent, and even accused me of scamming people simply because I told someone that ₦10 million is not enough to cover both proof of funds and school fees for Canada. Someone even claimed that I do not live in Canada, and that even if I do, I am unemployed. You can see how people make up stories to push a certain narrative. This is the same forum where someone paid ₦20,000 to join a Telegram group that promised to teach him how to relocate to Canada with only ₦10 million. He ended up getting scammed, and I explained why it was never realistic in the first place. I also stated that someone who completed a program that does not qualify for a PGWP cannot simply obtain a PGWP. In that situation, they would need to return to school and enroll in a qualifying program. If finances are a challenge, returning to Nigeria may be the only realistic option because most other pathways are not available in that case. People became offended by the truth. I have contributed to this group for 9 years. Many people have returned with success stories after receiving advice from me. I will not allow accounts that were created 3 or 4 days ago to insult me or spread lies about me. I have always believed that when someone publicly attacks your reputation, you have the right to defend yourself. That is why I respond. Otherwise, I would simply ignore it. However, the truth must be told. I will try not to respond to every false accusation, but when necessary, I will clear my name. I will continue to be part of this Studying in Canada group because I enjoy contributing and helping others, and I would like to keep it that way. Thank you. |
Chemist4life:Use Webform https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/contact-ircc/web-form.html
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Amovingman:Some people really hate me on this forum for speaking my mind and saying the truth You opened an account less than two days ago, on June 13, 2026, and immediately started attacking me, calling me a scammer and claiming I don’t live in Canada, while I am a Canadian citizen, a homeowner, and also an investment property owner, yet you are making all sorts of accusations. Hahaha. What exactly did I say that triggered a grown adult to create a brand-new account just to come after me? I have been on this forum for almost 10 years. In all that time, no one has ever been able to attach the word “scammer” to my name. Yet an account created two days ago now wants to “expose” me. I am genuinely interested in seeing this exposure. I am waiting |