rotexteymie:
I don't know about this cos my sister who is in Canada was in charge of my account and she was constantly checking and so was I.

Lani84:
Hello friends,

I hope you are all doing well. My sister that had the issue of refused deferral with the University of Calgary got her PPR on the 14th. We took a gamble and started online, since all her courses had moved online anyway because of the Delta variant crisis in Alberta. Here is her timeline:

Application date: May 21 2021
Biometrics Request: May 22 2021
Biometrics done: May 25 2021
Medicals passed: May 24 2021
PPR: September 14 2021

Submitted Admission letter, proof of full tuition and accommodation payment, SOP, copies of short course certifications done and sponsorship letter from our dad.

Since she has paid accommodation for one year (of a 2 year course) and full tuition, how much should she have to show at the point of entry as proof of funds, and how can she show it? The sponsorship letter said that our dad will be sending her upkeep monthly.

My other sister is a May 15th applicant, still waiting. May PPR come to her and all of us waiting, amen.

Thank you all in advance!

ManLikeMace:
AWAITING PPR

Manlikemace: April 4th | Upfront medicals: Passed
Ketima: May 29th | Upfront medicals: Passed
Lani84 (on behalf of sister): May 15th | Upfront medicals: Passed
Please share yours if you are still expecting PPR

Obiag:


My daughter is in a similar situation. Same university. She did not apply for deferral yet, but just sent a mail to the Director of studies informing about the delay in study visa approval ànd that she may consider deferral should the delay continue. He informed her about the virtual option and suggested she can go with it unless she prefers in person then deferral can be considered. She has opted for the virtual and induction commenced today. We are believing she will get PPR soon.

I suggest your sister joins the virtual option will waiting for PPR. The new immigration policy recognises online studies up to this fall for PGWP provided you obtained study visa or have applied before commencing virtual studies.
She will loose a good percentage of money paid should she withdraw.

She can as well look for admission for winter and notify IRCC.

It will surely end in praise.

OCT202020:


I think you should inquire more about the school's policy concerning refund ;should there be a refusal after starting an online classes,(we don't pray for this though),what will happen. Their response should guide us

lobinche101:

first thing first you need to calm down and no that you are not in any hot water. Before the gurus comes around to find a lasting solution,i think u have to take a decision really. i have seen people here who got their admission withdrawn, applied to either same or new DLI and are in canada now. i have also seen numerous cases where people start online, spent even the entire first year here in nigeria and stilll got approval. in short take a decision but try to carry your course adviser along.

Victoryokondu:

For starters go to the school website and check for their refund policies in the event of a withdrawal that will answer the question of fees.

Hakuna:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/funds.asp