madejibo:
Congratulations, all the best

Please did you apply online or you had physical copies submitted?

SOPWriter:
Hello Needadvice00,

I'm indeed elated to be a part of your testimony. When I went through your past application, I saw a few errors which I believe if you could correct, your next submission would go in your favour - that was the reason for the long phone call.

I am grateful for the shout-out, but could you please share your experience here?: https://www.nairaland.com/5813716/share-experience-josh-writing-services

My appreciation in advance, and wish you safe flight.

Olasilas95:
I applied may 21st
Eligibility started Aug 17
I'm still waiting

This could be frustrating

BBiggie:
Congratulations �

femmybet:
CONGRATULATIONS !!!

MINE IS NEXT IN JESUS NAME

NeedAdvice00:
Let me book space. I speak to my PPR

NeedAdvice00:
It's PPR guys

topeel:
See what The Lord has done!
Glory to God!

Thank you Nairaland
I learnt all I applied during my application from here

Sulaimonsb:
Any February Applicant dey here. Application clocking 7 months now still eligibility never start ordered gcms note no pre-assessment eligibility blank. It will sha end in praise.

Gigdraft:

WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR VISA IS UNDUELY DELAYED

I have noticed multiple complaints on this platform about the inordinate processing period for study permit applications. I empathize and could relate with the anxiousness, agita, distress, and uneasiness that are behind these complaints.

Therefore, to bring relief and enlightenment, I have decided to offer insight on the right decision to take when your application is delayed. I love to say little but in my little, you will find a walloping fragment of sense. Hence, I will keep this write-up to the shortest length.

What do you do when you experience an undue visa delay?

1. Raise a Customer Service Enquiry (CSE) Via the IRCC Webform Medium
The webform is the most efficient and quickest channel of reaching the Canada Immigration Department to process your application. This medium was specially designed to make application tracking easier. Thus, it is the mama that you run to when your application exceeds the current processing duration.

PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO RAISE A CUSTOMER SERVICE ENQUIRY:
https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/case-cas-eng.aspx?mission=Nairobi&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1

The process is simple and illustrative.

2. Send an Email to the Department Processing Your Application
Before you do this, ensure you have waited for 5 working days. If there is no response, then please go ahead and send them an email. As far as Nigerian applicants are concerned, most applications are processed at the Nairobi Office, so here is an email address that you should employ: nrobi-immigration@international.gc.ca

3. Contact a Member of Parliament (MP)
Once you have completed Step 1 and Step 2 and yet there is no change in your application, then you should create a friendship with patience for an additional 2 weeks. If after that, there is still no update of any kind, then you can write a Member of Parliament (MP) within the jurisdiction of your proposed institution. The office of the MP has unrestrained access to the Home Office, Home Secretary, and Immigration Minister. Such an office is equipped enough to raise an inquiry on your case, and you know what that could do to your application.

I must caution you to be as polite as possible while doing this. Your issue is with the IRCC and not the MP

4. Hire an Immigration lawyer
Note: before you resort to this option, you must have ordered your GCMS note to ascertain what is causing the delay. If the GCMS note does not help, then instruct your lawyer to submit a Formal Request Letter on your behalf. Trust me, this has always worked. But, if it doesn’t you have the last option.

5. Request an Order of Mandamus from a Federal High Court
This is an option I can only recommend to people whose applications have lasted for more than a year. When you obtain a writ of mandamus, the IRCC officials would have no choice but to prioritize the decision on your application. So far so good, I have not seen any mandamus that wasn’t honored within 60 days. But, as I earlier stated, make it your last resort.

I have spared precious time to compose this for your enlightenment, and I hope it helps someone out there.



Quote me when you have your PPR because it shall surely come!

NeedAdvice00:
It's PPR guys

tolupe1:
As anyone seen any July applicant get PPR? Just asking ooo. Kindly have mercy on my head.

Candidlady:



For a billion naira
Free accommodation
Free meal
A trip to ten of my favourite countries

Ican never have anything to do with your type or anything concerning that region


So take a bottle of chilled coke and swallow up your offer



MENace
MENtal
MANiac
deMENted

Haynnie:


It doesn’t mean you would see any girl here that would be of help to you

Haynnie:


You haven’t search deep. Even as that there people who would not like to spend money given to them to rent an apartment, they prefer squatting so op your excuse is irrelevant

Haynnie:


You can tell your female course mate to share your apartment with you na. Why seeking for people you don’t know in this forum?
Op this weird.

Candidlady:


And you got no female course mates Why come online searching for what is close to you

Cant you look for a male roomie

Yaro you get agenda

Thonia69:
I'm not underage.
You're welcome.

Candidlady:
Lmao

Idon't want sex


Idont think we got any man on earth that doesn't lie..

you think we are stewpid ba

and anyone from your location shouldn't be trusted
we watch the news and read things on nairaland

Men from that ends are all riiiiii*****t

Thonia69:
Lmao.... I can't even use it for 5 seconds. I have enemies here. I'm not even in Ogun state or up to 20 years.

Parizz:
i would love to but i like sex. I can't be with a guy and we ain't fùcking.

Thonia69:
Yeah, I'm

Thonia69:
I understand what you mean now. You should tell Rita33 you're sorry and not me

Thonia69:
I understand what you mean now. You should tell Rita33 you're sorry and not me