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Sheezybobby:
Good morning,
Please kindly help out with this 2 questions.

2. Please is anybody apply to University of Manitoba here that can guide me through

I may be able to help you. My daughter has admission in University of Manitoba (UG). What do you want to know?

Lekiboboe:
Yes. They are two different documents

Read the contents in the links below

Affidavit of Support from Sponsor
https://www.nairaland.com/6321900/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/179#98455585

Sample Letter of Sponsorship - Father (Avoid Plagiarism) - FIND ATTACHED IN THE LINK BELOW
https://www.nairaland.com/5818588/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/121#91193146

You can also await more inputs from other members from the platform

Good afternoon house.

Thank you so much @Lekiboboe. Will definitely go through the links shared. Appreciate you taking the time to respond.

Tcrown2020:
Hello my people. Please , what effect would a student loan from the like of MPower have on getting a PR or on PGW permit especially in provinces like Ontario . It's an UG 4 year course in Nursing . The first year tuition will be paid by sponsors while loan will.be used for subsequent years .
I have read sollysassysassy posts on.MPower bu it's hot to do with POF
Thanks .
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Hello Tcrown2020. We have similar situation. My daughter will be 17 in Sept and had multiple admissions but we picked one of the 4 yr Bsc options. Is it possible we connect? I will be submitting her application this month.

Not sure the rules contacting each other in this group.

Let me know if you are open to me contacting you.

Asper custodian you asked about. The new portal will ask you to fill it out. In Ontario, 17 is a minor till 18 years.

A very good day to everyone in the house.

All the gurus making this journey duplicatable for others God bless you.

Please is there a difference between letter of sponsorship and affidavit of support? If yes, please kindly explain. I see a lot PPR timelines showing both as documents submitted.

Thanks in advance.

technix:
Hi,

1. Normally, school application guides advise you pick Yes if she is transferring or have already completed the program, otherwise she should select No.
But if she has a transcript to show for the first semester courses, you can pick Yes.

2. I don't think the birth certificates of her siblings is necessary. You, as her parent, is currently in Nigeria (I believe), thus you are enough for hometimes.

3. Her extensive travel history is a plus. Attach the visa pages and weave an explanation into her LOE that she had always returned to her home country whenever she traveled.

Well posted!

Thank you so much for your reply. Appreciate

Hello Everyone,
I’m quite new to the platform but been reading a lot over the weekend. Great content and help in here.�

Please your wise input from the house.

i am about to submit my daughter’s study visa application, i curious of the implications if i say No to the question “ post secondary institutions” - she is just in her 1st semester and it was not declared in her applications to her Canadian University. Must we declare this? As she wont be asking for credit transfers.

Secondly, i gave birth to her siblings in America, adding their US birth certificates, would that affect home times?

My daughter has extensive travel history to US, UK, Australia. She is also still a minor (16).

I hope i posted this correctly. Pardon any errors.