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Maypearl:Congrats Maypearl. |
Jessica50:The “ Recommended Passed” remark means that the case analyst has assessed you positively on all criteria. Your file has been passed on to a senior immigration officer, who will do a final review before giving his/her approval. Once approved, a communication will be sent to you by mail regarding an update on your GC Key. I wish you the PPR love letter you are expecting. Success! |
Topmc:March is enough time for God to do his wonders; still, I would say you exercise patience a little bit more. So, two options come to mind: 1. You can start your programme online then plan to travel when your application is approved but find out from your school the refund policy in case of the worst-case scenario on your application. Some people take the risk of resuming their programme online, and it turns out in their favour, and this option is a 50/50 chance of success. This option can be exploited if you are okay with the refund policy. Then, you don’t lose your tuition fee. 2. I would say wait till the last minute before deciding to defer. For instance, if the due date for deferment is on the 7th of April, you can wait till 4 or 5 days to the due date before deferring. You can send an email to the contact person in your faculty if you can get back to them latest by the 3rd of April to decide for deferment (with the assumption that the due date is 7th) so they mentally have you in mind. This delayed strategy will allow you to buy more time, and the PPR might just come before that time, and it would be a Win-Win. Since your eligibility has not started, you can defer to September to give you allowance of time so you wont have to defer again that’s when you decide to defer. In the meantime, keep sending reminders to IRCC via email and webform. Tag the subject “URGENT MAIL” or "PRIORITY MAIL" when sending these emails. Send them a short, concise mail appealing to their emotions on the need to have speedy response on your application to enable you to plan appropriately for your studies in line with your study plan. You can note that the COVID restrictions are already getting lifted, and you may not have the opportunity to join your classes online, which may affect your study plan. I wish you the best! |
Good day everyone, I want to prepare and submit an application for my parents for a visit visa. The purpose of visit is for my graduation. 1. I need your thoughts for those that has done this for their family members on the list of documents to be submitted, my parents are both retired and no longer in active service? 2. Can i apply for them on my GC key account or i need to open GC Key for each of them, how did you guys go about yours? 3. Any other information you think would help like type of IMM forms to be filled etc? Many thanks! |
kennyjoy:1. Beans powder - come with small quantity 2. Beans, - You can bring this in small quantity, there is beans available here that looks closely like ours ( Black Eyed Peas available at Walmart) 3. Rice, - Bring this in small quantity too, rice is available here. ( Parboiled Rice in regular stores, available at Walmart too) 4. Semo, - We have semo here but you can come with small quantity of semo to have something to eat before you get stabilized. 5. Wheat - Same remark with semo 6 Garri, - Garri is available at African Store but not cheap for a newbie so come with enough gar[/i]ri . 7. Ground Pepper - [i]This is available at regular stores but you can come with it, put in a ziplock bag and label it. 8. Egus i(grounded one) - By all means, please come with this. 9. Palm Oil - I am not so sure about carrying this but you will really need palmoil here. You can plan to buy your palm oil here because the way they throw bags at the airport, you wont want your stuff to get stained badly. Though i see gist of people that travel with palmoil. 10. Groundnut Oil, - No need buy your groundnut oil in Canada. It is cheap here. They sell at Walmart. 11. Maggi,- Pour all your maggi in a Ziplock bag and label it 12. Dry Catfish, - I am not sure of catfish but you can come with dried fish. Put all in Zip lock bag and label. 13. Salt - No need, salt available here and very cheap., 14. Turning stick - Yes, 15 Shea butter (Ori) - Yes. 16. Tomato paste.- No need. Additions: * Drugs for Malaria, cold and headache - Come with enough medications. * Screen protector - come with spare ones maybe 5 or 6. * Nightware /pyjamas that covers your body head to toe - ( you might struggle with the cold at your initial arrival period before getting used to it). * For food, items like Amala, ogbono,poundo, fufu , ewedu, garri are only available at African stores and not cheap for someone new in the system so you can prioritize those and take small quantity of the rest. I hope this helps you. |
CountVersailles:Be calming down . You dont need to attack him. He does not know how it works here, you can just guide him on what is available and what is not ![]() |
Crownjoke2:Check the link below on post from Lekiboboe if you are able to find something that suits your interest and in line with your budget BUSINESS DATA ANALYTICS PROGRAMMES https://www.nairaland.com/6719291/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/815 Credits: Lekiboboe You can also check the below for University of Alberta UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA https://www.ualberta.ca/business/programs/mba/curriculum/business-analytics.html You can await more suggestions from others. All the best! |
Lekins100:See link below. Check the website of these schools incase you find anyone that suits your interest. You can navigate thier web to check thier tuition fees. 31 Postgraduate Urban planning courses in Canada | IDP Canada https://www.idp.com/canada/search/urban-planning/postgraduate/can/?q=:popularity:studySector:Postgraduate:destination:Canada&page=0 Cheers! |
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gaeul:Hi gaeul, UNB intakes date for MBA is January and September maybe thats why they have refused to defer to May so you can appeal to them to defer to September and see if that works. It would be too late to resume for January (winter) semester now because the semester is already rounding up and you may not be able to catch up with classes. I pray you are able to get this sorted. All the best! |
Maypearl:Hi Maypearl, Nothing to worry about. It is part of their background checks. I don't think anyone can say if it is positive/negative, but I know that they randomly check applicants' social media accounts. Most times, anonymously, you won't even see that a government official has viewed your LinkedIn profile. That's why applicants should do all necessary social media laundry before submitting their applications. Once an application is submitted, you fall under their radar. It shows there is an active review on your file, and I wish you that favourable decision and PPR soonest. It will end in praise! |
Time2soar1:Great! going well. safe trip in advance ![]() |
Time2soar1:Congratulations , this is good news! |
please i also need email for abuja thank you [quote author=Calmdancer21 post=110577652][/quote] ABUJA Abuja@international.gc.ca |
Ijeks32:You do not need an agent to apply to a school for your MBA admission. No, please don’t waste 700K, and you need it as additional savings to your proof of funds. Once you start the process, you will appreciate the importance of doing it yourself, especially when you begin sending official transcripts to your prospective school in Canada. It depends on what you want in terms of schools for your MBA, so my thought would be that you go for a province that favours you where your skillset sells the most and if you are also particular about a cheaper province, then you can consider looking at provinces like Saskatchewan, New Brunswick etc. Ontario has competitive schools like Rotman School of Management (University of Toronto), Schulich Business school (Queens University), etc. Living in Ontario is very expensive but has a larger market, and the University of Alberta is also a good school. Although it can be extremely cold in Alberta during winter, they have a good tax system; their taxes are not as high as other provinces. Overall, you would be okay with any University you choose to go to for your MBA. Canada employers rarely discriminate against schools. Just make sure you check to ensure the school has a Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) eligibility on the IRCC website. Once you have decided which province suits you, it helps you narrow your search criteria on schools in that province. I hope this information helps you. All the best! |
robertito7:You can upload your SOP on the client section but let it be the first document the VO would see when the client section of your application portal is viewed. Reading that will give the officer an overview of you and paint a picture of the supporting documents you have attached. The landed property documents you have enquired about should also go to the client section. Scroll down further, you should see a section named "client Information" I hope this helps. |
Calmdancer21:See e-mails below NAIROBI CONTACT DETAILS nrobi-im-enquiry@international.gc.ca nairobi@international.gc.ca nrobi-immigration@international.gc.ca Credit: Lekiboboe You can also send to this other one below: LONDON CONTACT DETAILS london-im-enquiry@international.gc.ca All the best! |
EuniqueBabe:You can search "GCMS Notes" or "GCMS Canada" on google and choose from the numerous ones you want to use. I have populated below three different alternatives you can choose from. 1. GET GCMS https://www.getgcms.com/ 2. THEGCMSONLINE https://www.thegcmsonline.com/ 3. Just For Canada https://www.justforcanada.com/order-gcms-notes.html All the best! |
Jessica50:Simply put, it just means that the Canadian Immigration Authorities shared your biometric information with their migration partners (US, UK, Australia etc.) to get information from these countries if there are any inadmissibility concerns. This is where they get information if the applicant has been denied before or any other immigration offences. This is one of the primary reasons they collect your fingerprint and iris recognition capture. |
Evaqueen:Please, dont fall for it. We have information like that very common across social media even on linkedln promising jobs , easy immigration to Canada and all those stories. There are lots of scammers also in the western world. IRCC website is your best source to get reliable information on immigration. Cheers! |
Lianna2020:Thanks Lianna for sharing, very kind of you. |
flossboss:UNB does not include tuition fees on the same letter of acceptance document, but they send estimates of the cost of attendance ( tuition fee + living expenses) on a separate page. You can merge that tuition fee page with your letter of acceptance and submit it. The admission officer should have sent you an estimate. The approach I used for mine was I made sure my university where I did my first degree sent to the admission office the official transcript they needed. With that, I was issued an updated letter of acceptance (i.e. unconditional letter), and I submitted just that letter with my proof of funds. But if you can, make some part payment and attach the receipts ( you will get your receipts from your UNB student portal) that scores you more points. The good side about UNB is they won't bother you with the fees until classes start, so you have some time to plan to make payment before the tuition fee deadline. Still, the most crucial part is proofing to the visa officers that you have sufficient funds available for your studies. All the best! |
Anon123:Hi bro, He can get a one month stamped bank statement to his departure date. The CBSA offiicers just wants to be satisfied that the money would be accessable to him. He might be lucky and they dont request proof of funds from him but better to be prepared anyway. |
mk4fna:It would have been smooth if you could get a mybankstatement certificate. I wonder why it is difficult to get it in the guinea branch since it is the same UBA. Have you tried your internet or mobile banking? If you tried all your effort and can't get a mybankstatement, then I think you should follow what Anon and others have suggested. Get a one-year bank statement from todays date that covers the period you submitted your application and have the bank stamp all pages of the statement and get from the bank a reference letter. Draft an official letter in response to the procedural fairness letter, attach the stamped bank statement and reference letter and submit to the embassy asap. You can have someone, maybe a legal person, review the letter with you. IRCC always send their confirmation to the internal fraud unit of the respective banks, so they would indeed confirm with UBA. You have nothing to worry about if the statement submitted is genuine; but you need to be proactive. |
mama12345:Hi, please see my response above. I hope this helps. Additionally, what i did based on my own experience and two of my friends i supported on thier application was to help in requesting for thier GCMS notes. This helped to determine if the application is going smoothly without issues. So, you can request for your GCMS notes to know what is going on with your application. All the best! |
Olumidestella:It looks more like you have good news coming your way. I like the fact that he was specific about what is going on in your file. The e-mail looks good. All the best. |
HorlarJP:My honest opinion would be that you exercise some patience, being that you just submitted your application for a study permit. Having two intent is okay, although the definition given based on IRCC guidelines on Dual Intent relates to applicant that applies for (1) permanent residence and (2) temporary residence. The guidelines was not specific about applications for two different temporary residence applications, which requires you to leave at the end of the authorised stay. The question is your intention of entering Canada, which I believe is to study, so relax and be hopeful that this one comes positive and to avoid refusal based on dual intent concerns by the visa officer. I am not discouraging you to apply, but I think you should hold on. All the best! |
HorlarJP:That’s true. It can be boring and lonely when you are new and have not made friends yet. She can try these approaches, which helped me when I was new in Canada. 1. Let her try to liaise with her programme coordinator (the officer who engages them on course registration or the international student office) to please connect her to current Nigerian students in her department, like those in their final year or graduating. Once she gets attached to one, that helps a long way to put her through on all she needs to know, and with that, she can start expanding her network. Canadians here dont joke with mental health so i am sure they will try to support her. 2. She can also call this African store. I just googled, and I can see that they have an African store in Regina Saskatchewan called " Rosemond African Food & Market, 215 Victoria Ave E, Regina SK S4N0P4. Mobile No. 306-352-5252. Weblink: http://www.rosemondafricanstore.ca/. She can introduce herself being new and ask if there is WhatsApp group of Nigerians in Saskatchewan, I am sure there would be one and start building friends from there. Nigerians here are always willing to help especially those who have been here for some time and fully into the system. 3. Once classess start, she might be lucky to see a fellow Nigerian in her class and they form a clique. She would blend with time dont worry. |
canadaishome:This was really painful to read. I feel the guy pain. It is well. |
silvamania:Congratulations, well done! |
Iffylove:What a pleasant way to end the year . Congratulations. |
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. You dont need to attack him. He does not know how it works here, you can just guide him on what is available and what is not