₦airaland Forum

mcobex:
Thanks brother, I remain humble. How flexing for your side?

Everything is gallant brother. Flexing is on a low tone

mcobex:
@kylexy61 wants to travel with the whole BANKU in Ghana

Heheheh allow the young man! .@kylexy61 do as it pleases you bro, because you won't be coming back to Ghana anytime soon.

chisiudeh:
Hello house.
Please How do i tackle this issue of home ties? We are just 3. I am the second. my elder brother is in the UK with the wife and My younger brother is managing the small family business. Dad and mum are involved in Ministry work (Church).

Thank you.

chisiudeh,

You need to show sufficient ties to your home country i.e. what will compel you to return home with the following shortlisted.

1-) Do you have a spouse and kids(minors) and are you leaving them behind?
2-) Do you have elderly parents who depend on you?
3-) Do you own businesses/property that you need to continue managing?
4-) Do you have adequate funds?
5-) Do you have family members whom are not accompanying you to Canada?

I think number 2,3 and 5 should be your home ties here. Lastly, A good SOP/LOE outlining your career prospects back home is also a tie.

Phocusjosh:
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Phocusjosh! You're also not an exception! Nice job you're doing here. More power to your elbow.

Candybright:
Is IELTS needed for post-graduate studies? Fashion design to be precise. Pls answer me ooo abeg

You don't need to sit for an English test.

Austinpee4:
@Lemia, @Frankrobbn1..

Mighty men!, i trust there is positive progress in your application. Awaiting the good news influx.

All the best guys!

My Grand Elder! Retired but not tired! By his grace! We will appear live here to give out our undiluted testimony. Thank you for the best wishes Elder!

[quote author=mcobex post=67748085][/quote]My bro! Well-done! thanks for your selfless service and keeping the thread moving with accurate anwers from your end.

Setemiola:
Please my peoples, Am I going to include my acceptance fee recept to my visa application submittion? Please I need your reply.

How much is this acceptance fee? Yes! Include the deposit receipts.

kylexy61:
Thanks. My school reopens in September, so more time. Preparations are currently ongoing. The usual "pre-departure syndrome":

-Refurbishing my wardrobe
-Searching for accommodation
-Smiling in anticipation whenever Canada is mentioned on TV.
-Wondering how on earth I can fit my entire existence into two 23kg suitcases.
-Wishing June, July will be removed from the calendar so September comes quickly.

God has been Faithful.

It shall end in praise for us all.

kylexy61,

Good to see you're making a great move!
You mustn't take all your belongings along with you, pick the most important items that best suit your needs over there and you will notice that the two 23kg suitcases you're complaining about will be sufficient for you. Again, take it easy o don't fast track the calender as you intend doing also consider some TRV hopefuls that are yet to apply and acquire their TRV.

God is indeed faithful.
All the best!

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kylexy61:
Lol!

He was so convinced CIC was mistaken and that the guy was not guilty of misrepresentation. I was very perplexed he had so much faith in another man's application.

Well, maybe he had a reason.

Life goes on

Lol! It's okay my boss. How is your preparation going? Hope everything is set for take off?

All the best and congratulations on your TRV.

Nogen:
That is surprising too.

Lol my distinguished madam Nogen! The debate has been sorted out. My attorney jnyuwa02, has learnt from this. Hope you're doing wonderfully well over there?

Stay safe Ma!

jnyuwa02:
My bad, I truly apologize, I didn’t see this attachment. He is under a ban for sure, you are right. The GCMS should confirm this. Yes he would be encouraged to apply again if he feels he can meet to the requirements, including a previous ban. Apologies for any misunderstanding.

My attorney! No worries brother! Two heads are better than one.

jnyuwa02:
Did he place the decision letter here on Nairaland and you saw misrepresentation ticked as a reason for denial?

Ps: when he asked his question he didn’t place the decision letter. If there was decision letter and those sections were checked, it’s definitely a ban. The GCMS should confirm so.

Lol! It's better to make it known to the young man, than giving him high hopes. What will be my gain wishing him a ban, I couldn't have done such if he wasn't issued a ban.

jnyuwa02:
Did he place the decision letter here on Nairaland and you saw misrepresentation ticked as a reason for denial?

What are you saying Attorney? Didn't you see it yesterday? He was refused based on mispresentation and not on other grounds.

The Attachement was pasted by him yesterday.

You doubt the attachment, you can check this link as well https://www.nairaland.com/4390108/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/143#67695492

Aallizzwellwole:
@Frankrobbn1,
At least I can read and I can see very well. If I was banned, it will clearly stated and they won't tell me to reapply if I can demonstrate that I meet the eligibility requirements.

Sir,

Your refusal ground was stating you're found inadmissible to Canada. What else do you want to know?
The Visa officer ticked only Section 40(1)(a) : For directly or indirectly mispresentating or withholding materials facts relating to a relevant matter that indues or could induce an error in the administration of this Acts: of which is a misrepresentation.
Ask yourself why purpose of visit, insufficient funds, home ties and the rest wasn't ticked? And why do you think it's not a ban?
I know very well, prior this refusal letter was sent to you, you must have recieved a correspondence letter from the embassy.
Also, as a matter of fact, you will always be encouraged to reapply if you feel that you can respond to those concerns (a ban) and can demonstrate that your situation meets the legislative requirements for a study permit. Don't rely on this generic words from cic okay, as it appears on every refusal letter.
I am not trying to make mockery of your present predicament, but it's simply the truth and must be told.

jnyuwa02:
Na wa for you ooh, so many misdirections. He may not have been given a five year ban, he should order his GCMS notes. That is the way he can find out whether he got the ban or not. He may simply have been denied on a different reason. Simply because a person got an administrative letter don’t mean when they are denied, they get the ban. Many are accused and when they respond, are denied on other grounds and do not get the 3 or 5 year ban. How did you reach this 5 year ban you said he got?

Lol! Attorney jnyuwa02, are you here to defend his case again like you did previously?
Are you in essence saying he was not issued a ban? Attorney jnyuwa02, it's more better to say minority of people and not many because not everyone was falsely accused.
Has he not responded to them? Of course he has, that's why he was refused based on mispresentation Section 40(1)(a). What other grounds are you talking about here? He wasn't refused on other grounds, the Visa officer ticked mispresentation and you know what that means. Why giving the young man high hopes, when you already know the outcome of his application. Let's tell ourselves the truth here!

Aallizzwellwole:
Hello Gurus in the house.. I really commend yours effort, the shared experience and advice given to me, which has been the driving factor that kept me going.
Please I've come again to seck your advice, I received a message from the embassy yesterday that
"In the current application package, you submitted a bank statement purportedly issued by FirstBank that has been determined to be fraudulent"
It's my personal bank statement Of account not that of sponsorship bank statement and I was given seven days altematum to respond to this information and my application will be judged base on the respond I provide to them ... Please I want you guys to put me through .
I will be very happy to hear from you soon. Thanks

jnyuwa02:
They go wrong, they are not infallible, in fact quite from it. I can guarantee it that this guy presented true statements from his bank, otherwise he won’t even have the audacity to place his question here. They do so for all kinds of psychological reasons.

Frankrobbn1:
You think so? Some involve themselves into sharp practises and when it's too hot for them, they come here to seek for advise from the gurus. So don't be too sure/guarantee of another man's case.

jnyuwa02:
It makes no sense. I fraudulently make bank statements and when confronted I come to a guru for a way out, while telling the guru that I submitted true bank statement? This is not logical. A person who submits fraudulent bank statement and caught will not reply to CIC. Or he will silently confide with his co-conspirators.

Frankrobbn1:
I wonder why jnyuwa02 will be too sure of another man's case. We both argued this yesterday. I noticed he was taking the matter so personal, so I decided to let the sleeping dog lie.

Flash back April 27th!

GlitteringStar:
How far with your application? I hope you are making progress. I wish you the best.

My warm greetings goes to you my honourable madam!. Yes I am really making progress towards achieving that soon.
I hope you're good?. Thank you for your concern!

Aallizzwellwole:
I sent all those documents to their mail at accra.immigrationinternational.gc.ca@gmail.com, and I received the confirmation message that the mail was delivered.

Aallizzwellwole,

I'm afraid you've been given a 5 years ban. Kindly explore to countries like Malaysia, Philippines, Germany, Ireland, Cyprus etc.... and start processing your visa.

All the best!

jnyuwa02:
All the part payments that I have ever seen scale through are those in which the designated school explicitly required that partial or half payment or a semester’s payment is their requirement for payment/deposit and the applicant took the time to explain that to the VO and submitted evidence of such from school. Otherwise, all those that paid half or part or one term payment on their own that I have encountered, were denied.

Austinpee4:
I paid only my first term fees and my application was approved. My school never requested any form of payment before hand. I simply paid it into my student account and got official receipt to attach in my application. A reason being that i had undoubtable access to the other funds declared for a year and i was able to demonstrate this to the officer.

It actually doesn't totally depend on whether an applicant pays the full tuition or not, the main thing is accessibility of required funds by applicant. The more accessible it seems for the applicant, the better.

Cc: jnyuwa02,

The bolded words of Austinpee4, will clear all doubts and end the debate about payment of first term tuition for visa application.

Newman1010:
Quick one

Congratulations Newman1010. Kindly share your profile for the house.

Twallace:
1. Bro, CIC doesn't request for medical insurance for visa application. You don't need it.

2. Study leave isn't a strong homepie. If your company can do without you for duration of your studies, you can as well find a better job. Sometimes, depending on the length of your study, study leave can cast a doubt on your application.

If you have another more convincing hometie, go ahead and add it

Uchboggy:
Thanks for answering,
But I still need more suggestions/help/clarifications , I’m a novice in this process I don’t know if you can highlight/suggest some common ways a single lady can prove home tie .

Please don’t mind my naive questions, I no just wan hear stories.

The answer from Twallace was correct!

You need to show sufficient ties to your home country i.e. what will compel you to return home with the following shortlisted.

1-) Do you have a spouse and kids(minors) and are you leaving them behind?
2-) Do you have elderly parents who depend on you?
3-) Do you own businesses/property that you need to continue managing?
4-) Do you have adequate funds?
5-) Do you have family members whom are not accompanying you to Canada?

Cc:Uchboggy

jnyuwa02:
Excellent advice, except the paying part aspect. Except a school mandates you to pay half or part, either pay full or nothing. Paying half or part I have found out is a recipy for denial. VOs always think you are financially challenged that is why you cannot pay the entire one year tuition. So either pay one year tuition or don’t pay anything at all and allow the VOs to make an assessment of your financial ability through your presented bank statements. Paying half or part except the school asked you to do that, is like bringing unnecessary curse of conjecturing on your case.

jnyuwa02,

Legend! You speak with so much boldness and confidence. Who told you this? Are you judging based on your assumptions?. When has paying part tuition become a reason for denial?
On this reputable thread you and i can bear witness to countless of successful TRV applicants attesting that they only paid for their first semester tuition just to show their sponsor genuine interest/commitment in financing their studies in Canada even without being ordered by the school to make a part deposit and we're approved of their visas. Besides, not all guarantors can afford to pay for a full tuition at the time of application submission. Some people pay part tuition just to prove to the visa officer that their primary intent of travelling to Canada is strictly for studies, coupled with other evidence on file and It has been favouring so many folks here and will always be.
Going with what you've just said, it may appear that the applicant/gurantor of which you're using to judge failed to convince the visa officer that there are high possibility and availability of funds for the subsequent years which might have lead to the refusal of the application. Therefore in my position, if an applicant can't afford to pay full tuition, the applicant can still go ahead and make part payment. I don't see such as a reason for a refusal.

tylerwill:
Without a history of your sponsor (in this case a family friend) supporting your academics in terms of funds, the chances of TRV is very slim even if he transfers the required funds required by IRCC. Funds will still be an issue because of past occurrences of most Nigerian applicants. If there is no history then kindly use him as a co-sponsor while a relative of yours should be the main sponsor. He should state where he will be assisting you as co-sponsor in his sponsorship letter.
My little contribution
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Tyler

Well said!

gerrymini:
Actually, no. this is the first time he is helping me.

Hello gerrymini:

I'll advise you don't put up such application. Are you using this sponsor just to achieve your TRV or is he truly interested in financing your studies in Canada? Your sponsor (a family friend) giving out his financial documents to you has not satisfied the visa officer the permanence of his financial commitment towards sponsoring your studies in Canada. Considering that this sponsor is a third party (a family friend) and not a direct relative to you makes his sponsorship unrealistic to the visa officer because you haven't shown any evidence of past or ongoing financial support from him and limited proof of relationship with guarantor makes your chances very slim. You stand a chance, if this sponsor is a close relative to you (Father, mother, brother, sister, uncle or aunt).

To avoid stories that touch and coming back here to seek for an advise again. i'll best suggest you stick to what jnyuwa02, has just said. Let your sponsor pay in money into your account or pay part/full of your tuition to show his genuine interest and commitment in sponsoring you.

My advise for you!

All the best!

aduku1:
Good day, I intend attaching my salary account to show proof of employment but the end balance is less dan 100,000 naira . I hope it won't have negative impact on my application as I have sponsors already?u

aduku1,

I see no problem at all, as a matter of fact it adds more integrity to your application. The visa officer only concern is to check if there is any monthly inflow and outflow of salaries on your bank statement and that's all. All financial responsibilities to cater for your expenses in Canada will be on your sponsor and not you. Also remember to attach your payslips, employment letters, introductory letter, work ID, resume etc....along side with your bank statement and you will be fine.

All the best!

GIFTY11:
Pls is been more than 40 days since a friend in canada assisted to request for GCMS notes and yet we have not gotten any feedback.
Pls what should we do?
He paid and received an acknowledgement of payment.

GIFTY11,
Try sending a mail to them using the attached email address:
ATIP-AIPRP@cic.gc.ca.

BoystoMen:
Thanks soo much for the reply
Yes
I added SOP and LOE but i think it wasnt convincing enough
I addressed all academic gaps and yes have been working in the bank for 7yrs and my first degree is business administration and am going for MBA
My husband explained that he will be taking care of all our expenses while i school and thats why i got a daycare soo why i will be studying my kids wont be a problem
And he dosnt intend coming over as he has a very good job
He attached payslips and employment and offer letter
Maybe i should just wait for the notes
What do you think will likely be the problem
Am soo grateful for your concern

BoystoMen,

Madam, start working on presenting a rational SOP/LOE before the arrival of your CAIPS file because that's only what I can see that went wrong in your previous refused application, for any further advise I dish out to you, will be based on guess until we see your CAIPS file. When you're done with your SOP/LOE you can possibly pm some experienced individuals here to assist in reviewing them for you. Also endeavour to share your CAIPS file once you've successfully acquired it, so we can pick it up from there.

It shall end in praises next time!

Tosinoa:
Please help with an advice;
I recently applied for visitors visa to Canada and it was approved. Now my school acceptance offer just got through. Do I apply for the study permit before travelling and considering the ticket fee which is really expensive going and coming back to apply for study permit doesn't seem advisable. But I read a visitor can apply for study permit in the VAC center at Los Angeles which means I have to apply for usa visa. Please any one ever experienced this.

Tosinoa,

Yes you can change your visitor visa to study
permit only if you've completed a short term course which is a pre-requisite to your intended program and also applying within Canada will lower your chances to getting your visa approved because one of the major requirements of a study permit visa is to prove to the visa officer that you will leave Canada at the end of your authorized stay. Again, home ties is an important factor to put into consideration here.

So, applying within Canada shows that you're trying not to leave and wants to stay longer and once your visa is rejected within Canada, it will jeopardize your future chances of getting a TRV to Canada as you've previously failed to abide by the terms and conditions imposed on and defined on your visitors visa. Many has tried this trick of yours and end up getting refused and were asked to go and apply in their home country.

Therefore, I best advise you go for your visiting visa and come back to Nigeria to apply for your study visa. With this, you have shown the visa officer that you're truly a genuine visitor that has once visited Canada and now coming back home to apply for your TRV.

All the best!

blessedness:
@Frankrobbn1This link says I must have someone in Canada to order it for me, but I don't have any one in Canada who can do it for me nah.

jephehe:
With the below site you can order it from Naija.

Www.gcmsnow.com.

@blessedness your query has been answered.

blessedness:
To order gcms form is now $40??

Order using the below link, it goes for $5.
https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do?lang=en