vividlooks:


It's ok. Go ahead. in Canada, DUAL INTENT is allowed.
Just ensure you're able to satisfy the requirements for each application.

All the best

Divinefavrite:
Good morning Fam,

I have an express entry profile and I am about to submit an application for study visa. Could the express entry profile hamper my chances of having my study visa approved?

Akupuncture:
You're going for 1 year program and you're going with all your kids - 15,14,10 and 5. Assuming you're the visa officer, will you approve all these visa applications. Be sincere to your self.

technix:
Hi @Divinefavrite

1. Yes, you can go with your kids. You need to show adequate funds and good home ties.

2. You can apply for study permits for all of them.

3. The US citizen doesn't need any visa application (except if you want to apply for a study permit for her). She can get a visitor record at the port of entry.

Divinefavrite:
Hello House, I need clarification on something. I have actually asked earlier but got no response.

I got admission with Humber college for a 1 year PGC for January 2023 intake. My question:

1. Can I go with my kids (15,14,10 and 5); We have never been separated for more than 2 months at the most so not going with them will be tough. Is there a way around this.

2. If there is, what kind of application will I need to put in for them?

3. Please note that the 5 year old is a US Citizen. Will she need any form of visa application?

I will be waiting for your responses. Thank you.

Papapa1234:
Send your number to be added

Creativebelle:
https:///G1aqotPBvRzKKOKuIyaTxW use the link for Humber students

Bobomaigida:


Hi Divine, have you tried seeking an extension from the school? You can send them the Form A acknowledgement for them to know that the payment process has started.

Pat978:


Ask your school if you can pay in instalments, so that even if you retrieve money through black market it won’t be as much cause you are paying half the fees, as for the form A, it really takes time cause they operate on a first come first serve basis, do it in advance for future payments.

Bobomaigida:


Jenny and Ocool,

Please you can you dm, I can assist to resolve the issues with your payment.

Fredba:

Have you paid tuition did you use form A or flywire for humber?

Papapa1234:
You can start the group ,post link and ask people to join..thats how we started HUMBER Group

Newww1:


I will advise you raise a web form inform them of his passing and the need to be there for his family. Its also good they get an update from you

olasubomy:


This is my view in response to your concerns:

1. This is not true. You are only allowed to work up to 20 hours per week as a student except on short breaks and school holidays. This work eligibility is tied to your study permit, meaning you can only work when you resume classes. Also, your Coop programme allows you to intern with an employer and gain Canadian work experience as a prerequisite to your degree. This internship programme lets you work up to 37.5 or 40 hours per week (full time).

2. I would say "one cap does not fit all", and it all depends. Your friend has a valid concern here but getting a job quickly after school depends on your effort, the God factor and luck. Sometimes, a network helps you get through the door for an interview. I have seen classmates that spent months after school without getting that desired job, and they had to fall back on menial jobs to earn some money and pay their rent, while I have also seen some get jobs quickly in energy companies and banks; it just depends. I would say it is 50/50 here for a one-year program. I advise that you aim at a province where your skillset sells the most. Ontario has a larger market but is a very diverse and competitive province and pricey too.

The two-year programme gives you more time to get a job and have that one-year Canadian experience to apply under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) with a three years PGWP.

3. The Atlantic province's immigration pilot has a pathway to PR that does not require work experience (your friend is right here), although they stated at least two years of studies. Quoting the below directly from IRCC:

You do not need to meet the work experience requirements if you're an international graduate who
has a degree, diploma, certificate, or trade or apprenticeship certification that

o took at least two years of studies
o is from a recognized post-secondary institution in 1 of the 4 Atlantic provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, or Newfoundland and Labrador)
o was a full-time student for the entire time you were studying
o lived in one of the following provinces for at least 16 months during the last two years before you graduated:
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador or
Prince Edward Island
o had the visa or permit you needed to work, study or get training while you were in Canada

source : https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/atlantic-immigration/how-to-immigrate/eligibility.html

4. It does not mean getting a job quickly after a one-year programme is impossible. You might be lucky the company where you did your coop may still require your service after graduation.

I hope this helps you to weigh your options.

afrischolars1:
If you fail to provide updated information about the death of the person who's inviting you, you'll be withholding information material to your application. The consequences would be severe even if it was discovered after you visa is issued. Pls do send a webform to update the information.

jogojogo:
Real sorry about the loss. A very sad one indeed. I will suggest you wait for the outcome except you want to reconsider the neccesity of still travelling

happytbaby:
Please has anyone processed passport in Atlanta recently? How long did it take to pick it up?

Last time I did that they nearly gave me hypertension when they said it would not be ready before my flight, I eventually got it on time but I dont want to go through thay kind of high jump again.

So please if anyone knows....

moyomola22:
Pls and pls can you email me tankos number abeg sir.quote author=gratefulalways post=48392545]Hi All,

Sorry I couldn’t post for a while. My DW & LO returned home many weeks ago. Thank God the journey went well. The breakdown of all bills paid (for CS) are:

Oakbend (Hospital fees): $3625
Dr F (Fees & Tests): $3150
NICS: $551.62
Epidural: $950 (Only got a Zero Balance Statement by email. No receipt was issued)
Brown & Associates: $208
Pediatrician Visit: $75
* DW cancelled hearing test
Baby’s ticket on Lufthansa: $444

BC came out 3 days after discharge. DW paid $23 for 1 copy

SSN Card came in the post 1 week after delivery.

I notarized the consent form at the US Embassy in Abuja & sent to DW by DHL immediately after baby was born.

US passport was expedited $165 (Same day collection as DW had booked appointment on phone)
Naija visa was processed by Tanko. It took 3 days via express mail.

We thank God for His faithfulness and loving-kindness and this is wishing everyone on this forum God’s blessings and He will definitely intervene in everyone’s situation & grant each and everyone favour in Jesus name.

Amother4life:
Good day all,
Anybody in Houston in need of dollars?
PM me i need naira for something urgently. Scammers stay away!

CyZubby:
Hello house good morning,in the spirit of giving back to this wonderful forum that has turned into my second home. I flew emirates from lagos to dallas(17th September to 19th September ) but had a 22hrs layover at dubai.the journey was long and entertainment was on point. I was well taken care of.the flight from dubai to dallas was fantastic, the airhostress blocked a full middle row seats for me so that I can sleep comfortable whenever I want.I was always being checked up by them and given what ever I demanded for. It was the favour of God.and maybe because am three in one.Got to dallas, did E -check in.a slip was printed out stating All my details including my type of visa. Now to the immigration officer
Officer: Hello madam
Me: with my tired face hi good morning
Officer :what's in your stomach
Me: babies. Na so two of us start to dey laugh seriously.
Officer : what do u have in your bag?
Me:food items and some cereals that I love eating.
Officer :do you have some money with you?
Me:yes few cash and dollar card.
Officer :ok thank you.and gave me back my passport, it wasn't stamped not just mine even a nija man that was coming to dallas to pick up his family that was attended to by another officer. Asked questions they said I was good to go. I was surprised, it got to a point I was asking myself if I really went through the right place.everything was so smooth,brief and easy. I just said it's God. He heard my prayers.no secondary inspection.
Next was to board a flight to Houston my final destination with American Airlines. Went for my appointment yesterday with Dr E oakbend. So relaxing now for my next appointment and scan to see my little babies and how they are doing.
Thanks to this great forum for all the wonderful informations I received here. God bless you all.

@cyzubby, congrats on your POE experience. I am also in houston using Dr. E of OakBend as well. If u don't mind, u can reach out to me let's get together or tell me how to reach you. I'm bored pleeeeease.

Niksie:

Congrats on your POE experience...i can relate to how people advise us not to be truthful about it but thank God...
please did airfrance ask u for fit-to-fly letter from your hospital. thanks