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abestine:
Well said bros, the VOs may even see your firm as a mobile one that you can establish in Canada and such may not consider it as a genuine employment prospects that can cause you to return.

In addition to tackle employment problem, I think you didn't add your payslip and a letter of introduction from your office would have added to the list of evidences you provided.

You could also get a court affidavit of return to tackle the issue of returning on completion of program, I had the same issue during my application and that was what I used and God grant me favour, consider it too... Ire o

abestine:
Your aunt have to send it to you and not CIC, it have to be among your documents.
Now concerning getting it across to you, that shouldn't be a problem, she can get the court affidavit done over there, scan it, and send it to you. That was how I got a court affidavit from my cousin who stood as my co-sponsor from the united state.

I will appreciate if you don't bold your comment again, please... Ire o

abestine:
You will need a statement of account, letter of sponsor, court affidavit of sponsor and the data page of international passport of all your sponsors.

If your Dad is your sponsor and your aunt is going to stand as your co-sponsor, you don't need to pad your account, simple tell your aunt to transfer the amount she will sponse you with into your account and let her state it in her letter of sponsor, the statement of account will show it.

For your home times, BSc has nothing to do with your home tie. If you have been following this thread, you must have come across how you can tackle the issue of home tie, if you are married, a crowned prince, a business man or working in Nigeria and was granted leave of study, meaning you have to come back, all these are good way of tackling home ties. I can remember someone here broke down home ties into two- social and economic, which summarizes all you need regarding home ties

Lastly, why not go for masters instead of PGD? If you read from thread 12 you will understand why, I am not saying you won't get a TRV if you go for PGD, but you will have to put in more effort than someone going for masters will do, statistics here shows an approximate ratio of 1PGD TRV approval to every 5 MSc TRV approval... Ire o

abestine:
Bros, what is worth doing at all is worth doing well.
There's nothing tight about an application that is built on deception, because the VOs ain't dumb, they will figure out and you end up dashing them your application fee. It isn't compulsory you be your sponsor, you can get anybody to be your sponsor, all you need is well prepared documents to back up your application.

Come to look at it, 1.5 to 2 million is not even enough to present to the VOs as your financial strength. You need at least 6M with convincing documents that prove it is for your study.

Finance isn't the only thing you need to be worried about, you have quite number of things you need to be aware of. The program/degree you're going for is one of them. We have witnessed quite few number of people that are going for PGD that have had their TRV approved, you need a well-structured SOP to convince the VO that you are genuine student.

You also need to prove the availability of home ties, and other things, I will advice you read at least from thread 12 to know how to put up a tight application, and if you have specific question, you can... Ire o

GREGORIAN:
ok cool...nywaiz u have to spell your experience in the IT world and your professional certificates...about transfer of tuition fee it depends...but if u r not ready to spend a little more to be on a safer side...u could go on wit ur brother as ur co-sponsor...all the best

GREGORIAN:
r u IT inclined...y i asked is because...IT pgd program in lambton has Cisco networking wich is advance networking...so witout IT background of networking basics...it ll be difficult to cope...because u wont be taught basic networking...and VOs know that...so if ur first degree is not IT related im afraid u might be denied...take note...its ok disclosing u have a brother in canada irespective of the fact that he ll apply for PR some time...it has no negative effect to his future PR application....lastly since ur dad is your sponsor n u wont state ur brother as co-sponsor...i will advice ur brother credits ur dads account with ur first/second semester tuition...while ur dad takes full responsibility

dupyshoo:
The criteria is 1 year work experience. If you evaluate your academic qualification and write IELTS, you can enter the pool. However, your score will not be high enough so you will need to find ways to boost your score.

You have only provided little information about yourself , hence, it is really difficult to give you the best advice. The good thing, however is that age is still on your side. You can afford to even start MSc or PhD now and you will still get full score under age after your studies.

Thank you very much for the response, here is my info

Single
Degree -Bsc in Maths.Stats
Occupation - internal Auditor with I.T skills as well. (Actually sitting for CCNA cert in Feb)
Age - 25
Years of experience - 3yrs (If my supervisor can hlp back date) if not 2yr
IELTS -8.0 in W.R.S.L (prospective score)

Do you think I will meet the 67 points to get into EE pool?

Gymme:
You said you have evaluated your credentials but i'm not sure how you did that and why you wanna send your transcript to WES after doing that.
Unfortunately, you may not be able to create a profile for EE on CIC until you have sat for IELTS and gotten a result.
As per PNP, you could check if you qualify or will qualify for the categories in BC. Here is the BC PNP link:

https://www.welcomebc.ca/Immigrate-to-B-C/B-C-Provincial-Nominee-Program