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No dear, wasn't called for medicals at all.

OTUNBACODED:
Were you called for m edicals and was the medical passed?

I graduated UG level 2011. So a study gap for sure but I haven't been idle and I showed all proof of employment history and what not.

berexio1:
Your sponsor's balance seem cool.. But the house needs to know more on your profile like what course u did @UG and what course u are going for? any gaps? docs submitted and all..

Okay thanks @berexio1
UG: mass comm
Going for Pgd : corporate communications and PR (fanshawe college). 1 year grad cert.
Submitted : all cic forms, police clearance, letter of sponsorship (dad), transcript, loa, sop, letter of intro (my work place and sponsors work place), my leave letter from the office, my passport with fair travel history, dad's balance of 4.5, mine (600k) lol, property documents evaluated 80m, emolument 15m, school fees receipt paid 7k5 Cad. Didn't do an up-front medical.
Refused :
1 Reason : insufficient balance to pay for my fees. Lol. Isn't that funny but not funny

quote author=berexio1 post=40725623]Your sponsor's balance seem cool.. But the house needs to know more on your profile like what course u did @UG and what course u are going for? any gaps? docs submitted and all..[/quote]

Hello gurus in the house. Hope you're all having a peaceful weekend.
This platform helped me a lot since I applied on my own in Oct 5.
However, I was delayed last week(Fanshawe college ). Only reason is :insufficient funds to pay for my tuition without working..... (painful thing) .meanwhile I paid half tuition 7k5 CAD and dad had a closing balance of 4.5, 80m worth properties, 115m annual émoluments, and soa of 600k hence I work..

I want to re-apply, but to a different school, same program., HOW WILL THIS CHANGE OF INSTITUTION AFFECT MY SECOND APPLICATION?? .

I've been advised not to switch schools because it might give cic a wrong impression.
Raising the funds in my dad's soa isn't a problem.
I'd appreciate a response back from the house. Thanks fam
Cheers

Hi Guys, Good day.
Great topic. I'm in a bit of a fix here. I've been having people (bad belle lol) say It might b impossible to get a Canadian study permit if I'm going for a program (PGD in HR) that is totally unrelated to my first degree (mass comm). Hence switching career. What extra efforts do I need to pull?
What are my chances of getting a visa seriously?