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justwise:Boss Justwise! Yes I don't think they cross checks previous documents and letters. The only thing I know the visa officer does is go directly to Global Case Management System (GCMS) file and cross check the previous refusal grounds and Notes made by the previous visa officer. Each application is treated afresh and are accompanied with new application fees. The only details they keep/store/save on their portfolio is the details on the IMM study permit forms and not previous letters. So I don't see anything bad if the applicant decides to reedit or add valuable information he missed in his previous application. Come to think of it, haven't you thought about this: Why is it that some applicants on their first application, they use a Sponspor and claim its their maternal/paternal uncle etc... and got refused. Then, in the second application the applicant decides to change sponspor and use another person with different name from the previous one and still claim that the sponspor is maternal/paternal. At the end of everything, they get their visa approved. If they really go through letters, such application was supposed to be charged for MISREPRESENTATION, but it wasn't. There are large volume of applications and a Visa officer won't stress him/her self going through previous letters.(It's not done). My advise to the applicant is that you don't change/alter the employment history stated on the previous IMM forms, but can go ahead to change/reedit/add their letters and CV's using the same EMPLOYMENT HISTORY there is no harm in that. This is my intake Sir, Any valuable opinion will be appreciated. |
JoseJonn:Your benevolent words melts the heart of this great forum. I appreciate your kind gesture. Thank you Ma! |
shaddy1k:Hello shaddy1k, If i understand your question clearly Sir, you are asking if cic keeps the record of past employment histories and documents like employment letters, CV's etc and whenever an applicant reapplies wether they go cross check the previous documents/files to be sure both CV's and letters matches. My answer is (NO THEY DON'T) but it's always good to stand with what you have started, if your last application you provided proof of employment and letters supporting it, it's advisable you continue with it and don't alter anything. You can decide to reedit your letters and CV's there is no harm in that, but don't change the employment history you stated on your previous application. I hope this answers your question. Good luck! |
Moley22:Thank you my brother. God bless your more Sir! Moley22:Hehehehe! It will end in praises this time(2018). |
WEIRDPC: Twallace:I will go with Twallace & WEIRDPC advice here, are you running from Nigeria. Travelling to Canada 7 months prior the start of classes is much, unless you have a family member you want to stay with while you wait for classes to begin. You need to provide a reasonable answer to the immigration officers at the point of entry. Even as that while waiting, you will have to spend more for your feeding, house bills etc... which is not a joke in Canada. Man! I advise you wait for a while please. |
mcobex:My boss Mcobex you're not an exception I hail you Sir! |
Austinpee4:My boss Austinpee4, I learnt alot from you and I forever remain loyal and grateful to you Sir! |
Twallace:Hehehehe Twallace . I'm not dismayed okay, even Jesus Christ was persecuted, talk more of me. I also remember vividly last year when jnyuwa02 was the talk of the forum, how they castigated him and yet stood by his ground.All the same we all are aspiring to achieve a goal. Thank you for your interest. I appreciate Sir! |
Ratawu:Hello Ratawu! You have taken a bold step by asking your sponsor to transfer both your tuition and living expenses into your account and NO the recent transfer won't pose to be a problem to your application. You need to submit both accounts statements while applying for your visa. You should indicate this in the portion where you talked about finances on your SOP, explain to the visa officer that as a matter of fact, that your sponsor have shown commitment in financing your studies by transferring both your tuition and living expenses into your account, so the same with your sponsor, it should also appear on his letter of support/sponsporship. Remember to quote the date and attach receipts for the transcation. Good luck! |
Iphoneuser:Iphoneuser, What could this be that you can't ask me here on the forum?. Please go ahead and ask your questions here as it will be of paramount benefit to intending/future applicants and people of the same case scenario with you can learn from it. But if it is something crucial that you don't wish to disclose here, you can pm me, but I wonder what could be crucial in visa application. All the best! |
Idowu3080:Idowu3080, Sorry for the outcome of your previous application, it's nice to see that you're back again to reapply and I believe this time around, it will end in praises. 1-) Paper route cost = 56K but go with 60K, should incase there is any error to correct or documents to photocopy at the VFS office. Online Route = 68K-70K (It's more expensive) 2-) 1 year program is not as bad as you think, just that visa officers always refuse such application. They always think that such applicant is using study permit as a means to facilitate entry into Canada and they tag them as not a genuine student that will return back after their stay in Canada. I never said its impossible okay, but the duration of your course matters alot on your application. When reapplying put up a rational explanation to why you opted out for this course of study in Canada, list the employment benefits here in Nigeria, Your future goals in Nigeria, let them know the chances of securing a job with such certificate is very high in Nigeria.... But if possible get a 2 year program. if not be ready to draft a convincing SOP and everything will be okay. All the best! |
Dennis2000:You have submitted your application let it be okay. If I should say YES , that it will be refused what can you do? Can you change it? Please put ON an optimistic mindset and let the will of God be done. I don't say anything most especially when an applicant have submitted his/her app, because anything you say will make that applicant mind not to be at rest. So chill, relax and wait for a positive outcome. |
annaliese88 Attach receipts of the sold land and give explanations to it on your SOP and likewise your sponsor do the same on his letter of sponsorship and you will be fine. |
femiart:Is he your fathers younger brother or a maternal uncle? Proof of relationship: Add documents like : 1-) Birth certificates 2-) Marriage certificates 3-) Proof of previous financial support... Payment of school fees, transfers between both account long ago before Visa application, old family pictures taken between you and your sponsor when you're tender. 4-) Payment of tuition fees (Tuition fee receipt) SAMPLE LETTER OF SPONSPORSHIP 100 Example Street Sambisa forest, Maiduguri Nigeria. February 15, 2018. The Visa Officer, Canadian High commission, [City, Country] Re: Financial Support for Ms. femiart Dear Sir / Madam, This is to confirm that I, Nairaland am the paternal /maternal uncle of Ms. Femiart and that I will financially support her during the entire period of her stay in Canada. This includes her travelling, lodging, tuition and all kinds of her expenses in Canada. She is intending to pursue her studies in Medicine at the University of Manitoba, Canada. I am a permanent resident of Nigeria having an annual income of 150Million Naira. I am the owner of blah blah blah..... I am contented to act as financial sponsor for my niece whilst she stay in the Canada. As for my source of income, Please refer to original documents attached including my bank statement, income tax returns, and CAC, Article of association and memorandum, Treasury bills, shares certificates blah blah blah blah I am sponsporing her education because she is intelligent, humble, hardworking, God-fearing, honest, intelligent blah blah blah In case of any query please contact me on my cell at +234 888 8888 888. Sincerely, (Signature) Nairaland. Enclosed: • Bank Statement • Income Tax Returns • CAC documents * Article of association and memorandum. * Shares certificates blah blah blah Please don't copy verbatim. So you won't be charged for plagiarism. All the best! |
philoxy4:Hold on Okay be patient, your approval is close. After this month, you don't get a response from them, send them a case enquiry mail. |
Emmaokudu:Emmaokudu, Good to hear from you again. Your dad sponsoring you it's the best here, because visa officers regard Family sponsorship when compared to third party sponsor. So it's good you're using your dad. It's not a prerequisite okay, it's a way of showing commitment towards sponsoring your education, and it plays a vital role on your application. So, Once the transfer is carried out between your father's account and yours, you need to submit both accounts statements while applying for your visa. You should indicate this in the portion where you talked about finances on your SOP, explain to the visa officer that as a matter of fact, that your father(sponspor) have shown commitment in financing your studies by transferring both your tuition and living expenses into your account, so the same too with your father, it should also appear on his letter of support/sponsporship. Remember to quote the date and attach receipts for the transcation. The main important thing here is before your application, and yes you can take it out or give it back to your sponsor as embassies don't have the right to request for your account balance from applicant respective banks. Most often, they request for bank statements again only if they are unsure of the transaction(I don't think they do this again). But it's better you wait for like a month after submission before giving it back to your father. It not a must that it will be a domicilary account. The role that a dorm account plays is that it let's the visa officer know that funds are already in convertible currency and are readily available, accessible and exportable by applicant to Canada. But I prefer this than normal naira bank account. Anyone is good okay. As I said earlier if you're using your naira account, make sure you include your dad bank statements and yours to show proof of transcations b/w both accounts. Yes submit your sponsor Bank statement to support your application, then they will be looking out whether such transfer/transcations was carried in your sponsor account or you just intentionally borrowed the money somewhere(Lump sum deposit into account from unknown source) So, include your sponsor account. Sure! You can have more than one sponspor when applying for your visa, just make sure that both sponspors show commitment (as stated earlier) towards financing your studies in Canada and you will be fine. I hope this answers your questions. Feel free to ask questions anytime. All the best! |
sogima:Of course yes! Your fiance can sponsor you. He has to show commitment towards financing your studies by either paying full tuition or transferring funds into your account, that is when he will be recognized as a credible sponspor in the sight of the visa officer. |
Emmaokudu:Emmaokudu, If you don't plan to pay tuition, make sure you have your tuition and living expenses in your possession(Account) prior your application submission. Paying upfront tuition fees is not a prerequisite for visa approval. I'll advise that if you have the money, just pay for your full tuition and have your living expenses in your personal account before submitting your app. Don't be scared okay, your money is safe with the Canadian Institution and will be refunded, if eventually your application got refused. Yes paying upfront tuition is good as it let's the visa officer know that your primary intent is to study. Lastly, Are you self sponsored?( You speak like one). |
Emmaokudu:. If you are going for Diploma certification, I don't think you need your university transcript, but If you should make it known to them during your application that you're a graduate, you have include your transcripts. The documents can be photocopies as you won't get them back after submitting your application to cic. |
Emmaokudu:If you have paid your tuition fees add it up as proof of funds that you have completed payment, but if you have not paid for your tuition and it is readily available in your account add it as proof of funds for a year. I advise the funds should be in your account not sponspor. |
123baba:Congratulations in advance! If you have a copy of the E-medical sheet, scan it and send it to them, letting them know that you did upfront medicals prior submission of your application. If you don't, go to the hospital where you did the medicals, ask them to resend the result of your medicals to cic. |
bbclue:Go ahead and give explanations to it. I don't think it will be declared as lump sum deposit. Since it has a far date between both transcations. |
Iphoneuser:Iphoneuser, Your family members can serve as your home ties, the 1 year leave offer from your employer/company it's also a good tie, since you're not staying long in Canada. Studied computer sciences in your first degree and having been working for 4 Years as a project management, product management and business analysis and heading for project management it shows a career progression. I don't think you should have problem with the course, you only need to provide a rational explanation to why you are going to Canada to complete the course of study. Another thing that comes in, is the length of your stay in Canada, I mean the duration of your course. You need to provide full evidence that you're a genuine student. I have seen cases of most 1 year applicants getting refused because the Visa officer is not satisfied you will return even with the job offer (they don't think it constitue a significant tie to your home country). I'm not saying its impossible, but you need to provide a bullet proof application or better still, apply for a 2 years program. Let your company pay your tuition fees and show evidence that such amount of money left their account on a particular date, because visa officers don't take it likely with applicants using company as main sponsporhsip to applicant(They require proof), provide compelling reasons to why your company is spending so much on you just to acquire a certificate in Canada, why not Nigeria where they can get it at affordable rate, what have you done to deserve such benefit from the company.(Give answers to this few questions on your SOP and on your company letter of support). Yes a visa officer will believe that you're coming back to your company haven spent so much on you only if you provide a convincing SOP on table. Lastly, if your mom is buoyant to some extent use her the primary sponspor to your application, while your uncle and company can stand as co-sponsors. Remember to ask your uncle to show commitment by transferring your living expenses to your account (Attached proof of transfer between your uncle account and yours clearly showing the date of transcation on the bank statements) All the best! |
bbclue:Bbclue! It would have been a better option if you submitted the T/Bills certificate to support your claims. But nevertheless since it was clearly stated on his bank statement and you gave explanations to that. V.O will understand that it wasn't an intentional lump sum deposit but from a reliable source. I don't think you should have problem on this. If I may ask, was this deposit made recently let say this month or ending of last month? |
nwisipeter:APPROVAL! It usually take some days or a week. You can go to VFS office and submit your PP or possibly by courier. Congratulations. |
Agbaletu:Yes! All documents/certificates are meant to be photocopies. You only submit original bank statements, Originals letter of sponsorship and affidavit... Any letters addressed to the Canadian high commission should be Originals. |
henrymor:henrymor, 1-)TOEFL is No, (You need to get a letter from your previous institution stating that throughout your study in the University you were taught with English language) English was the primary means of communication., As for the GRE it depends on the school, some schools do waive that. So go through the school website and check it requirement. 2-) YES.... (PGD) 3-) Graduating with a 2.2 CGPA did not meet up to the minimum requirement for a Masters program in Canadian universities, but some schools usually make use of your last 2 years in university, so if you performed well you stand a chance to be admitted for a MSc program. Mind you, you don't apply directly for a PGD. You have to apply for a MSc program, when the school check your CPGA and it didn't meet up to the requirement for a masters program, you will then be admitted for a PGD. 4-) www.google.com Check: University of Saskatchewan Memorial University of Newfoundland University of Manitoba. 5-) Many flexible universities accepts international students for 3 semesters( Fall, winter, Spring)for the year. While some take for 2 terms (Fall and winter). Most application forms for fall 2018 semesters have closed, I think you should be looking at Winter 2018 or fall 2019. Cheers! |
femiart:Femiart, Welcome to the forum! Well, using your father as the main sponsor would have been the best here, but nevertheless you can still use your uncle. You need to show proof of relationship with your sponsor(Uncle). Please don't do the mistake of submitting only your uncle company bank statements as the primary proof of funds to your application, endeavour to add his personal financial establishment (Personal bank statement for 6 months). Reasons because visa officers don't regard Company bank statements. From the look of things, your sponsor(Uncle) already has 3 kids studying in Canada, plus you making 4. The financial strain will be on him. I'll advise you hide your sponsor kids from your application, don't let the visa officer know about it. It may lead to visa refusal, since you're only using your uncle to get your TRV. Ask your father to pay up your tuition fees and transfer your living expenses into your account, then your uncle will be a credible sponspor in the sight of the visa officer. Since your sponsor(Uncle)is business incline, you need the following documents from him. Sponsors documents. 1)Letter of sponsorship 2)Affidavit of sponsorship 3)statement of account of the past 6 months business and personal bank statement. 4)landed property documents 5)Land survey plan and approval documents. 6)Proof of ownership of business (Article and association of memorandum) 7)CAC documents ( proof to show the business is Registered) 8 ) Sponspor International passage bio data page 9)Tax clearance certificate 10)Treasury bills certificate 11)Letter of reference from SPONSPOR bank(stating he is the sole signatory to the account and has been running from said date till date). I hope this goes a long way in answering your questions. All the best! |
MizempreZ:MizempreZ, You need to show proof that your sponsor have been sponsoring you since the demise of your late father. What is the duration of your intended program in Canada, is it 3 years and above? Presenting a job offer most times don't constitute a significant tie to your home country. Presenting a fat bank statement won't land you a TRV approval. Your sponsor should show proof of relationship/trust to you by transferring your tuition fees and living expenses into a dorm/ personal account in your name, it goes a long way in addressing the concerns of the visa officer. Add the landed property/ business assests to your application. Apart from the affidavit you need to notarize your sponsor letter of support/sponsporship. Yes, paying a upfront tuition fees is not a prerequisite for visa approval. As the school don't request for it now. You should also state it somewhere on your SOP. All the best |
Emmaokudu:Emmaokudu, I'm not heading to NAIT. During your visa application you need to submit your university transcripts, degree certificates and a copy of your waec certificate. You do not need a secondary school transcripts. |
Emmaokudu:Emmaokudu, You're expected to show proof of funds for your first year of studies not for a semester. Since you said a semester tuition is around 10kCAD X 2 = 20KCAD. So therefore, Tuition fees = 20KCAD(for a year) Room and board = 8KCAD Others = 4K. Funds available for my stay = 30KCAD(If you have funds from your personal account endeavour to add it up here). This is how it should appear on your IMM study permit form. All the best! |
vibrant99:Vibrant99. Those Why's are the questions the Visa officer will throw at your application. So prepare to present a rational explanation to each of them. Of course yes people go for conferences in Canada sponsored by their respective companies/Firms. Well, I'm not a Visa officer, but from my experience Sir, The duration/length of your program has alot to do with your visa. We have seen so many cases of applicants applying for a year program and got denied with.... PURPOSE OF VISIT AND LENGTH OF STAY IN CANADA talk more of 2 months program. Above is my intake. But you may decide to give it a shot, If you think you can convince the visa officer. All the best |
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