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@tosinosho1992

thanks.
yes am a medical doctor. and trust me my letter will bambooz the officer with all the medical jargon. i was involved with a lot of extracurricular public health issues during my undergraduate studies and i have certificates for that. i included details of that in my application and letter.

as per the story about my cousin sponsoring me, what else other than his family, we grew up in the same household. he sponsored me for a 4 wks elective program at the Newcastle University, UK about 3yrs ago. i also have a 2yrs uk visiting visa in my passport to show them that i am not an "i need to run away to developed counties" wanna be. but do really look at travel history

hi every one. remember me!!!
i am about to send my application to CDHC. have decided to modify my application. i am no longer applying same time with my wife since our status will improve my strong ties
this is my profile

1 letter of acceptance to U of S for MPH
2 Married and currently earning about N2.2 M per annum
3 my sponsor is my cousin( same name) and he gave me the following docs:
letter or recommendation (written in an official letter headed paper of the government parastarter his working)
affidavit of sponsorship
photocopies of his Canadian visiting visa
statement of account( heavily loaded )
4 i have letter of recommendation from my local government secretary saying that the program will help me develop myself and there are loads of opportunity to work in the local and state government upon my return
5 i have included all the required docs , transcripts, WAEC, Diplomas, letter from employer, letter from my work association, etc


please people any adds or subtraction coz i giving this all i have got and if dey dont give my i will just ex Canada from my plan

i know all about that. what i need now are tips from people who have the experience in applying for a study permit in the Canadian deputy high commission

worry246
the MPH program (master of public health) is not a lower qualification. that what get you into oil companies , organizations like WHO,, etc. it has a lot of benefit

dell_net
what are the possible out comes of applying to take a spouse along

how soon can i invite her
and what will her visa status be subsequentl

ayoalade
yeah U of S is in SK, Canada. i need to know more about taking a spouse along either initially or at a latter date

anfanio
thanks in anticipation of your findings

thanks i have all the form filled and signed just trying to know more about my situation
i search for info on joining a spouse on a later date but didnt get any specifics

@ anfanio
he lives in abuja. a public servant
he did his internship in canada a couple of yrs ago . he gave me copies of visa and passport data page for my application

@ anfanio
thank you for you response
the total cost of my 20 mths program is about $38,000. dont have that kind of savings thats why i need a sponsor. my cousin is sponsoring me ( same surname) proof of funds not a problem.
how soon can my wife join me if i travel alone coz i dont intend staying apart for too long

hello
i am a 29 yr old medical doctor married to a 25 yr old nurse. i have an offer of a masters program (MPH) in U of S in SK, Canada.
i am preparing to apply for a study permit. however i intend taking my wife along. my sponsor is in order( cousin with same surname), i have a job that pays over 2m per annum. my wife takes about a third of that. we both have verifiable letters of references stating that our jobs will be available upon return. every other routine document is available. i have a good travel history---been to the UK for studies and i have a 2yrs UK visiting visa currently on my passport.

please advice me on this with this high denial rate.

any adds or subtraction

please people i need your advice on this. should i go ahead and include my wife or will it work against me

U of S is in SK, Canada. i am going for master of public health. my cousin is sponsoring me (individual not a cooperate body)
my wife is not going for study. i want her to travel with me as an accompany family member. what i need is a Canadian study permit which allows you to take your wife and children along if you have enough money to cater for them.
also i have a good travel history, dont know if it counts. i have been to the UK and have a 2yrs UK visiting visa running on my passport.

hello
i am a 29 yr old medical doctor married to a 25 yr old nurse. i have an offer of a masters program in U of S.
i am preparing to apply for a study permit. however i intend taking my wife along. my sponsor is in order, i have a job that pays about 2m per annum. my wife takes about a third of that. we both have verifiable letters of references stating that our jobs will be available upon return. every other routine document is available
please advice me on this

hello
i am a 29 yr old medical doctor married to a 25 yr old nurse. i have an offer of a masters program in U of S.
i am preparing to apply for a study permit. however i intend taking my wife along. my sponsor is in order, i have a job that pays about 2m per annum. my wife takes about a third of that. we both have verifiable letters of references stating that our jobs will be available upon return. every other routine document is available
please advice me on this