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Good afternoon everyone,

Please is anyone familiar with York university refund policy.
I have a friend who applied to two schools, Seneca university and York university but she got York university admission offer earlier than Seneca, so she used York to apply for a study permit.
In the process of waiting for a visa she got an offer from Seneca, seeing as York is expensive than Seneca she made up her mind to attend Seneca. But so as not to complicate issues here, she didn't notify irccc about her change.
Note: she didn't pay any tution fee until after she was given the study permit, so as not to be disturbed at the point of entry she just paid about 600 thousand naira out of approximately 7 million naira tution. But paid the full tuition fee for Seneca.
To cut the long story Short, she got to Canada and notified irccc about her change of institution and also requested a refund from York, because she didn't want to attend the school.
But when York refunded the fee they refunded 125,000 naira out of 600,000 naira
Is there anything she can do about it, because she didn't even start classes before requesting for a refund
Please guys I need your input on this.
I already read their refund policy and it was stated, there would be a full refund
This is the link to their refund policy I'd really appreciate if you can go through it and tell me what I missed about it.
https://sfs.yorku.ca/refunds

Thank you very much for this

kweje:
What you need to do is fill both pages online, then print it out.
Have the page 2 it signed by the parents or guardian, give to a Notary public to sign.
Leave the page 1 unsigned, its for the custodian and Canadian Notary.
Scan both pages and email to the custodian. He or she will sign their bit and give to a Canadian lawyer.

Then it can be rescanned and emailed back to you.

Good evening everyone,

So I found a custodian for my nephew, who's planning on applying for a study visa I already downloaded the custodian declaration form but I'm kinda stuck in some parts
In the document it says I have to get it notarized in a public notary court,
So my question is how do I get it notarized do I need to print it out or what.
Please see below images for clarification.

Good evening everyone,

I'm trying to apply to centennial college for my nephew who would be 17 by June.

I'm having some issues in the date of birth section, as it appears I can only pic march 18 and not June 18
For better understanding can anyone please click on the link to see what I mean
https://banner.centennialcollege.ca/owaportal/apply1.aspx

Now I understand
Thank you very much

Crystal10395:
If his program doesn't reply one he won't be given a work permit, just the regular one that'll allow him work 20 hours max a week

Thanks for the reply
What do you mean by co op work permit,
And also if his program doesn't require one he won't be able to work?
Or what do you mean
Can you or anyone help me out here

Crystal10395:
Yes he be given his co-op work permit as long as his program requires me.

Maximum time depends on the university.

Good evening everyone,

Quick question please
Can a 17 year old be given work permit at the point of entry.
And also what is the maximum times a person can defer his or her program
Please I need answers to this
Because I haven't been getting reply on my posts.

Please guys can anyone help me with dis.i Don't mind if I'm to pay.

Iamgrac:
Good afternoon everyone,

My niece has no one in Canada and she's still a minor, can anyone please be of any help to us by standing as her custodian or better still refer me to people that can come to my aid.
I don't mind if I'll have to pay.
The person that we were hoping on already disappointed us.

Toronto

thaiwo1234:
What part of Canada ?

Anyone please?

Iamgrac:
Good afternoon everyone,

My niece has no one in Canada and she's still a minor, can anyone please be of any help to us by standing as her custodian or better still refer me to people that can come to my aid.
I don't mind if I'll have to pay.
The person that we were hoping on already disappointed us.

Toronto

thaiwo1234:
What part of Canada ?

Good afternoon everyone,

My niece has no one in Canada and she's still a minor, can anyone please be of any help to us by standing as her custodian or better still refer me to people that can come to my aid.
I don't mind if I'll have to pay.
The person that we were hoping on already disappointed us.

Anyone please google is not just helping

Iamgrac:
Good evening nairalanders

I have a cousin who recently finished her secondary education as an art student.
Her father wants to help her apply for a study permit.
But they're stuck at the point of picking a course for her.
Can anyone please suggest a very good choice of study as an art student, because it seems art and humanities students don't really dominate the job market .
I am very open to suggestions.

Anyone please I tried google, but the answers aren't quite satisfying.
Or can someone suggest what I should search for

Iamgrac:
Good evening nairalanders

I have a cousin who recently finished her secondary education as an art student.
Her father wants to help her apply for a study permit.
But they're stuck at the point of picking a course for her.
Can anyone please suggest a very good choice of study as an art student, because it seems art and humanities students don't really dominate the job market .
I am very open to suggestions.

Anyone?
Please I need replies to this

Iamgrac:
Good evening nairalanders

I have a cousin who recently finished her secondary education as an art student.
Her father wants to help her apply for a study permit.
But they're stuck at the point of picking a course for her.
Can anyone please suggest a very good choice of study as an art student, because it seems art and humanities students don't really dominate the job market .
I am very open to suggestions.

Good evening nairalanders

I have a cousin who recently finished her secondary education as an art student.
Her father wants to help her apply for a study permit.
But they're stuck at the point of picking a course for her.
Can anyone please suggest a very good choice of study as an art student, because it seems art and humanities students don't really dominate the job market .
I am very open to suggestions.

Where do I go to, to get any of these documents

Oviebright:
My personal opinion on landed documents she should do a deed of transfer, and survey plan then register it with the Ministry of lands. Or get a C of O but getting C of O is costly oh. Registering it with the ministry is cheaper and still recognized.

Thank you Oviebright for the previous reply and also Good afternoon to everyone.
my mum is my sponsor
My question is: Can a VO question if the funds will be available for me in canada or all I just need to do is to submit my sponsor statement of account

Any idea of how I can get that

Davidganna10:
it is likely an ancestral land....
You sponsor can do the survey plan of the land,it will contain the sponsors name, address,
And his/her contacts. Also, it will show whether the land is encumbered or not.

The only thing she has is a receipt of the payment
Is there a way I can get any of those documents

Predator188:
Not even a registered survey plan....
May be it is ancestral land...

Good evening everyone ,

I'm here again with my wahala
So my sponsor has this landed property which she had acquired back in the days, then she didn't get a deed of assignment or any form of documents to prove her ownership of the land.
So my question is:
Is there anyway I can prove she is the owner of the land to ircc.

I pray we all receive our ppr

YinksXO:
Hello,

I understand the anxiety, we've all been there but don't worry, your son stands a great chance cos of his age. I've accepted your email request and glad to help out.

I am sorry if my questions are too much,
So all I need to do is to just get the deed of gift letter, the duration doesn't matter?

Omiinii:
You already said it's a gift deed why would you wait a while? Do you want the officer to suspect you for using the funds for demonstration purposes? There's no specific time period funds should stay in an account it's a mistake people make and a trend officers are aware about. They are concerned with the sources of funds. And you already declared the source by saying it's a gift deed!

@bullstriker thank you so much for you reply,the thing is dat my mum is my sponsor and I heard a gift deed is more like a supporting documents as proof of funds ,that's y I want to know more about it

bullstriker:
If your sponsor is a close relative like parents or siblings, you don’t necessarily need a gift deed. Affidavit of sponsorship or sponsorship letter in addition to a bank statement or MBS is acceptable.

There is no timeline for it. However, because visa officers are not a fan of lump-sum deposits, most people use a gift deed to explain the lump sum in their account, just like you present proof of sales of a property if a lump sum comes from the sale of an asset.

There is no minimum amount for a gift deed. However, a huge amount from a distant relative would be difficult to believe.

Please can someone give me a reply to this

Iamgrac:
Good morning everyone,

This is my first time posting on this platform I am gathering documents concerning my visa application, and I've been hearing all about this gift deed, although I already searched about it on Google and already have basic information about it.
But my question is if I get my sponsor to gift me a particular amount of money for the deed of gift, how many months should I allow the money to be in my account before applying for my visa?

And also is there a minimum amount for a gift deed?

I would really appreciate if I can get a response from anyone as this is my first time applying