Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 9:55am On Aug 14, 2021*. Modified: 12:46pm On Aug 15, 2021 |
Jioke1994: Ok. Tnx a lot as I await for other gurus' input. Tnx again for taking the time to respond. You are welcome, bro. I guess Omiiniii has said it all enough for you to make a decision. You can wait for more input from the gurus. I wish you the best with your decision. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 7:22am On Aug 14, 2021 |
Omiinii: @jioke1994, although using your uncle as a sponsor is not as convincing to the VO compared to your mother I'll advise you stay truthfully and avoid misrepresentation. Don't try to be slick please don't. Don't meet any bank manager to fund your account with 15 mill to use as proof of funds. It may have worked for others but just keep in mind you're risking a 5-year ban.
I believe the next best option is to sell the property and use the profits as readily available funds but then I wouldn't recommend it, if selling that land is not coming from a place of comfort. Don't go above your means to get a visa that is rarely given to Nigerians...Statistics are against you so why make such a huge risk to get a visa. But if you feel like it regardless you can sell it. You'll just have to get every documents to back the credibility of the funds. E.g 1)land sales agreement 2)Receipt of the sold land 3) Valuation certificate of the land/property.
With these documents and more you'll Indicate and explain the source of funds in the sponsorship letter written by your mom.and also explain source for subsequent funds.
However, I'm still convinced you can use your uncle as a sponsor and your mom as a co-sponsor, only that instead of selling the land your mom should sign the land to you as a gift of deed as these can act as potential source of funds. I'm of the conception that your uncle actually wants to sponsor you and not just used because he has large funds I think there are ways to convince the VO that your intentions are genuine.
Ultimately, you'll have to wait for your notes to arrive before you conclude. Your uncle being your sponsor might not even be the concerns of the VO. Nice one! |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 2:26am On Aug 12, 2021 |
Pinky: Hi all, Please I need your advice for my friend Application for study permit was submitted May 13 and August 6 timeline of IRCC is now passed and she is yet to hear from them As classes start September 7, which of the following should be her next steps please 1. inform school visa is not ready and ask for admission deferral 2. start the course online while waiting and hoping for an approval from IRCC (is there a repercussion if this is done and application gets denied) 3. wait and do nothing and let September go by (what will happen to the admission at this point)
Your kind advise is greatly appreciated! I can totally relate. The waiting game is never easy at all because you have lots of plans on hold just waiting for a decision mail. Please see response in bold. 1. inform school visa is not ready and ask for admission deferral - Your friend can try to wait till 2 to 3 days to the due date for deferral, for instance, if your friend has till September 1st to make up her mind to defer, she can give it till August 28 or 29 then advise the school to effect deferral if the decision has still not yet come from IRCC so, I would say your friend keep discussions with her school open and let them know she would likely opt for a deferral, so they have your friend in mind, with that they are able to advise her on the latest date to get back to the school. Who knows, the PPR love letter can drop before then.[/i] 2. start the course online while waiting and hoping for approval from IRCC (is there a repercussion if this is done and the application gets denied) - This would depend on your friend and her decison to make, but it would be a risky gamble. It is better to have some positive assurance from immigration before committing yourself to enroll in classes. Some people take this gamble and end in their favour but it is a huge risk. The first risk is the person won't be able to defer admission anymore because they are already fully enrolled and secondly would not be able to get a refund on the tuition fee, which is a huge expense when you compare CAD to Naira[i]3. wait and do nothing and let September go by (what will happen to the admission at this point) = This also depends on the school's policy. Your friend would need to communicate with the international student office and immigration advisor of her school to advise her accordingly. Doing nothing is not an option.[i][/i] |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 10:08am On Aug 11, 2021 |
Stephblues: What God cannot do does not exist.
PPR just dropped. I am screaming. I will be back with updates.
So this is how it feels !!!!! Great news! Congrats Stephblues. Start buying your jacket, gloves et all  All the best and congrats in advance to those whose PPR is coming soon. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 10:09pm On Aug 09, 2021 |
aWITNESS: Thank you for this.
Is it possible to link your account without your agent know, but can still access it from his end ? Your agent would no longer be able to access it anymore as you would have taken control of your account already. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 6:36pm On Aug 09, 2021*. Modified: 1:14am On Aug 10, 2021 |
Burga133: I applied through an agent who told me my application went in since late March. He has denied me all access to the application details. I would like to know how I can get access to my application and check my status without know any details of my account. Pls help me out. Thanks Hi Burga, Someone on this thread can't remember his moniker guided me on this same issue when I tried to help a friend gain control of his application, which I successfully did. I was furious about how they handled this guys' application. I think it is important we have this agreement with agents on the need to have control over the GC key account if there is any need to engage an agent. I am happy to guide you on what to do. Follow the below steps: 1. Click on this link https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/account.html, go to option 1 and register as a new user on the "Don't have an account" tab. 2, Create all the Security questions and answer that the system would prompt you. 3, Once you are done creating your account, you would see in blueprint a link reading " Add (link) your application to your account". Please click it. 4, Refer to the screenshot below. You will see different selections to choose from ( the screenshot will guide you) : * Under Category, select temporary residence * Under Subcategory, select study permit and extension * Under Application details, select family name, given name and date of birth ( Being you might not know your application number and UCI due to the denial by your agent, but if you know these numbers, select application number and UCI) * Under Applicants Personal information, select passport then enter your passport details * Under Information about applicant's study in Canada, enter details as on your admission letter, which was declared in your application and your DLI number. * Once this is entered and you review all details, click search for my application. It will open a new page. * This new page will ask you to fill out a form to disassociate yourself from your agent. Fill this form to the best of your knowledge and attach and continue, then you should have your account linked. NB: Once you enter all details correctly and it gives you an error message, and you try this twice, please wait for another 24 hours before trying again because the system allows one to try to link only 5 attempts, after which it would lock you out . Please wait for another 24 hours to try again should in case it gives an error when you click "Search for my application"I hope this helps!
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 7:45pm On Aug 05, 2021 |
Alwayszilla: I’m currently in the US rn waiting for Canada as well June 11th applicant... Text me on WhatsApp abeg make I get partner 08146490490 Let us be careful of putting out our numbers publicly here. Cybercrime is on the rise, and you cannot underestimate the amount of information that can be gotten on you just by having your phone number. It is safer to connect with your intended recipient through their moniker; that way, you are assured of speaking to the right person. I wish everyone waiting for that: "Original Passport Request" remark on their GC key speedy positive response soon from IRCC. All the best, guys! |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 2:11pm On Aug 02, 2021 |
Olaa123: I'd advise she creates a new GCKey...then link her existing application to the new GCKey. There's usually a "Link an existing application option on the GCkey page.
All my best Thanks, bro, noted. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 1:15pm On Aug 02, 2021 |
Good morning guys, and good job to everyone sacrificing part of their time to come here and help others.
I currently have a situation, and I remember several people who have had this same issue in the past on this thread but can't remember how they tackled it.
I have a friend who used an agent to apply for a study permit. The application was made in February 2021, and now this is August 2021 without a decision yet. Although, I have put in an application for a GCMS note on her behalf as a representative since I am in Canada.
How can she access her GC key account so she can monitor her account in real-time, just like any other person, since the agent is not yielding to give these login details?
Please guide me on how to go about this to have access to the application currently running.
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 8:48pm On Aug 01, 2021 |
RollyA: So I duno if it’s allowed here but I don’t intend to break the rules.
I felt I can share what I gained. I recently listened to an Instagram live discussion on KSA’s page with an ex-VO, Annie who is now an immigration consultant.
It was helpful as I was able to see through the eyes of a typical visa officer. Even though their views may vary as everyone is different. it was insightful hearing from the other side and what she generally thinks about the high visa refusals from Nigeria.
See link if you wish to watch and if the link is not accessible, go to KSAs page and search for the interview he had with Anie.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CQmCeaoHU21/?utm_medium=share_sheet It was informative Rolly and eye-opening. Thank you for sharing. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 2:46pm On Jul 28, 2021 |
prada1: Good morning beautiful people.
I have a very important question to ask. if someone get his or her visa approved (PPR) to go for fall but you decided that you do not want to go by september again but by january. what step does one have to follow? does the person have to tell ircc that I will be resuming in January, and will they extend the study permit period? Please answer guys, Thank you all I don't see any issue with this. That means the student resumes classes online in September (Fall term) and intends to travel in January 2022 (Winter term) to continue with the programme. In that case, the student would have an enrollment letter as evidence of registering and finalized the fall semester. If my understanding of your question is correct, there is no need to inform IRCC. IRCC has already done their part in granting approval and issuing visas. The CBSA guys may randomly ask out of curiosity why you did not travel for the fall semester, and I am sure you would already have an answer to that by then. All the best. |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by olasubomy: 9:17pm On Jul 25, 2021 |
Queenmama03: I'm trying to find accommodation in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Don't know why I'm not getting response in kijiji, I'm probably not doing something right. Anyone with useful information regarding this please help a sister. I live in Fredericton. Have you seen a place you like? Is the landlord number posted there? I can help you put a call to the landlord. Due to high demand for houses this period, they always prefer some assurances you will be renting their place for them to wait for you but we can try. |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by olasubomy: 9:10pm On Jul 25, 2021 |
Queenmama03: Me too. I've been thinking about this. So it's established that milk of any sort isn't allowed. Please, how about groundnuts & cashew nuts? Let's be managing the rat poison till we get used to oyibo food. You can come with groundnuts. I came with those. Transfer the groundnut to a light plastic like those eva bottles. That will weigh lesser. Their milk is evaporated milk and affordable, not the powdered milk we are used to in Nigeria; although you can get the powered milk in African stores, it would be pricey. I suggest you focus on your ogbono, egusi, elubo (Amala), maybe a little groundnut oil you can use while you settle in before moving around; very dried fish, Semo is available here in their regular stores (Walmart) and its 2 dollars. They also have almost similar to our kind of beans and rice is here too in their regular stores. But you can come with some beans and rice to start you up before you fully get used to the environment because you would need food, especially when you arrive from a long-distance trip. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 6:28pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
demure178: Okay, here is my gist.. long post alert
Fanshawe college, please if you are going to fanshawe college for September. Make we hola together. Form acquaintance.
I started Canada journey since 2019 through an agent. If I could remember well, June 29 2019, that was the time my first application was submitted. I submitted the necessary documents for him to arrange and make it a perfection. Hold and behold, my application hasn’t been finalized till March 2020, so I asked him for my login. He refused. Me wey be Lagos boy, I went into the barracks carry 3 soldiers, before then I was so calm with him, I asked for us to see, mumu no sabi say I b Werey. Around that March, we met, and I arrested him with soldiers. Before 1 min, my login don drop. I went to a cafe to check what was going on. As I login. I noticed there was a chargeback and ircc requested for an explanation but the agent didn’t reply, either he didn’t pay the money since September 2019 when the email came.
On that same day I got hold of him, I paid him 390k I collect 290k dat same day. Cuz he didn’t do anything.
When I got home, I went to pay the chargeback fee, then September 2020, my application was denied.
During that period of me waiting for my decision, that’s when I saw this wonderful family, I read through from beginning of this Canadian topic as if my life was on it, Na only this morning I didn’t read 6 more pages, I skipped to type PPR WAS HERE.
So after reading through, I saw how easy Canadian application was, so I reapplied November 2020, by January 2021, I was refused. I made some mistake though, I didn’t add enough proof, like my company Cac, my sponsor and I pictures a lot of stuff sha.
Then this 3rd time, I said to myself. I go add everything. Make I see how dem wan take refuse me. My gcms note came in, and I say it was cuz I didn’t proof well.
Now I applied feb 14, I waited for this day telling God, it’s a love date. Please show me love. That was my praying on that day, cuz I believe 14 would be my day. And it was.
Applied on feb 14, I submitted everything. Nse request letter, and ielts with band of 8.0.
Then the wait started, On April 24th 2021, I got a procedural fairness. Omo I almost died, if my enemy had heart attack issue, omo d heart attack to happen dat day. Seeing 5 years ban, all because of chargeback and I didn’t tell them I was refused for us visa.
After some hours Since I was d one who submitted my application, I was so sure I did tell them I was refused for us visa, I went to check my application on my laptop, I saw that I actually told them on the form I was refused with enough typing in that form box, that’s when I said to myself, Na mistake procedural fairness dem send me. So I contact my lawyer, explained there was no chargeback on my application. Note I didn’t talk about the first application, because I feel like, application wey dem don denied after I paid the charge back, I did another application dem deny am, so why would it be they are asking for the first chargeback in a 3rd application.
That’s why I told my lawyer to type, there isn’t a chargeback back in this present application with application number, so I send receipt of my payment cuz I told them I paid the money myself and also gave them proof of my us refusal in my form, with my us refusal form us gave me that day.
So I submitted the document on April 25th And pray to God, in anything don’t give me a ban. I can still manage a refusal A ban would kill me, because that period I was really low on cash, and I knew I won’t have the money to get a lawyer to have the case, God saw mostly all my money was invested in my offline business to grow and all.
Then d wait started, I went to do upfront medical so as not to delay if they go and ask me for medical request and I saw that hospital might be crowded if I don’t get to do my medical fast, I did my medical and it was updated by may, can’t remember the day.
Then the wait started again, All those period, I see PPR and people praying for PPR, and I do pray for people waiting for PPR, God should grant them their wish as I read through, and when I see PPR just drop, I use that to pray for mine.
Make I cut story short. PPR drop this morning.
And I would like to thank 2 Nairaland guys who helped me out in my sop. I am really grateful. Their names are otunbatee, and olasubomy Thank you God bless. Wishing everyone the prayers they all need Congratulations bro. I can imagine your joy. Congrats and all the best. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 4:58am On Jul 22, 2021 |
CHIKACIC: Please, make una pardon my grammatical errors, even my pigin way fit no too flow. 
Las las, it will end in praises for all of us! I did not notice grammatical errors. In fact, your testimony was interesting to read. The flow in your writing style did not make the error obvious. You are a real go-getter and very determined. Keep it up sis. I can imagine the joy in your home. Congrats! |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 10:12pm On Jul 21, 2021 |
Chipo14: Hello Nairalanders. The trust we are all doing great. After waiting for over 7weeks my GCMS finally came in today and I have attached screenshots for the gurus to help interpret. I noticed my deferred admission letter sent via web form is not updated. I also didn't see an update of my medical though it has been updated to pass on my profile. I see the information sharing is still in progress which is a surprise as my application was submitted since February. I intend to send them business registration documents again as we have submitted at the initial date and some current jobs my spouse is handling via webform tomorrow. Please let me know if there's anything I should add. Thanks in advance. Keep hope alive. This might just come with approval. The info sharing is still in progress; perhaps IRCC awaits a response from one of their migration partners based on your shared biometrics details. It appears your file has been transferred to a senior person who awaits some info to enable him/her to make a final decision, and by God's grace, this would be positive. You can resend your spouse's business registration documents via web form if you feel the need to send them. I remember requesting for my GCMS notes out of curiosity even after approval and observed that the initial case analyst assessed me positively on all factors but had issues with my home ties yet the Senior Immigration officer noted he was satisfied and granted approval. Sometimes GCMS notes might not be 100% perfect but will still come with approval. Hopefully, I read your good news soon. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 12:23am On Jul 21, 2021 |
Kunfu: Hello, please can share my gcms note with you for more interpretation of some partts Sure , you can share it here. I am sure someone would be happy to give you an appropriate response in case you don't receive an immediate response from me, but I will respond once I see it. There are lots of sound guys on these forum willing to help. Please don't forget to blur out all confidential information like your full names, UCI and application number before sharing. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 4:32pm On Jul 19, 2021 |
Nana53: Hi All, I'm new here, and I must say the good job you are all doing on this thread. The contributions are a massive eye opener for me.
Please , I would like advice, MBA or GDBA , which one would guarantee me admissions? I have 14 years experience and have held managerial roles for upwards of 7 years. Would have preferred GDBA cos of cost and the fact that you get to stay in Canada longer but I don't know if the admissions office would think I'm too old and experienced for that and that I may not want to come back to Nigeria. I don't want them to reject my admission based in that.
@Frankrobbn1 and @Olasubomy, pls help a sister. Thank you. Hi Nana53, While you await more contributions from the gurus, below is my take; Age is not a barrier to further your education. What is most important is career progression enough to convince the admission officers. You have extensive years of experience, so I don't think you will have any issue in gaining admission. GDBA and MBA are both good choices depending on your academic background and your job functions in terms of work experience. I don't know what you do on your job but the career progression must be logical, especially when you are presenting your application to immigration for your visa. Your academic programme and course of choice have to be similar to your work experience or academic background. One good thing about your profile is your extensive work experience most especially if the 7 years are related to your current job. You can use this to your advantage to convince the visa officer you are established and coming back because you have a good job waiting for you. The motivation for your studies and how this will add value to you and your organization when you return has to be documented when you are presenting your application to IRCC for Visa. @ Lekkiboboe is our career guru, and he has lots of expertise on issues like this, or you can await more contributions from other gurus. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 9:42am On Jul 18, 2021 |
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 12:27am On Jul 14, 2021 |
Queenmama03: Please is there any WhatsApp group for students going to New Brunswick? Yes, New Brunswick has a WhatsApp group for Nigerians living in the province, but you can only join when you arrive in Canada. I will try to ask the admin if someone still in Nigerian can also join, but I doubt it. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 6:36pm On Jul 12, 2021 |
Last Part.
I hope you guys find this useful.
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 6:35pm On Jul 12, 2021 |
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 6:32pm On Jul 12, 2021 |
Good Day All,
I saw this on Instagram and thought this would be useful to many of us, especially those needing tips on what to expect or actions to take when you arrive Canada.
Cheers!
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 3:31am On Jul 11, 2021 |
Unbin: How long will it take for someone that have previous traveling experience to Canada, UK, US to be issue Canadian student permit ? Is there any student visa stream for such a candidate. Any answer from experience visa expert would be highly appreciated I am not a visa expert but based on past testimonies from these threads and my personal experience, you can still be issued a visa on a virgin passport. I had never travelled to the USA, Canada, UK, or any of the Western countries before I got approval, so do not worry about that. The most important thing now is focusing on putting up a strong application. Give it your best shot. Just be optimistic, and you would have it. All the best. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 11:30pm On Jul 01, 2021 |
LadyBlaq: We prayed for PPR, it's here, and we are thinking twice... 
I am talking about me, myself and I. I am seriously so lazy about my travel plans. I have been busy doing nothing and everything. I have chest pains each time I think of leaving momsy even for one month. I don't know what and whatnot to pack, I don't even know where to start from...
I am a huuuge sucker for Nigerian foods, ( I lost an overwhelming amount of weight the last time I was at Singapore, with their pink and bright coloured foods). I don't know how to start parking and packaging my foods, I am almost certain I will have to pay for extra luggage, thanks to my love for our foods. I swore not to take the vaccine here in Nigeria. I punched calculator for the 14 days quarantine and the next place I saw myself was at the nearest primary healthcare center, and then I turned back after standing for 20 minutes looking at people taking their jabs . I am so indecisive....
About my flight, I have booked a lot of them and they have all expired because I am yet to make up my mind for a particular date I am sure the airline ticketing computers yaff tire for me sef 
Why am I like this? My program of study isn't listed as one of those having full delivery online( it's hybrid) and resumption is 14th of September, still, I am believing I'd start online first and nothing will happen...naija spirit in me geh coconut head 
It's not even funny bayi! Who do me like this? Can I hire someone to plan this for me? This is becoming more tedious than applying to IRCC for visa plus the wait join...oh chi m!
Adeolu and Daba if you are reading this, please pray for me, I am as confused as anything...
#Lazyrants #confusionofmakingdecisiontoleavenaija Pele  ! Try to start your travelling plans on time, and don't forget the closer it gets to your travel date, the higher the airline fee. Trust me; you don't want to get into the last-minute rush. Just brace up. I know it is not easy leaving loved ones. The whole effort won't be in vain by God's grace. Just to give you some tips - Nigerian foods you can easily get here without going to African stores are Rice ( in the regular stores like Walmart, look out for "Parboiled Rice), Spaghetti, Beans ( they have beans similar to ours, look out for "Black Eyed Peas), Groundnut Oil ( More healthy than the one they sell in Nigeria). African stores have other Nigerian foods but pricey. You can prioritize your Ogbono, semovita, Garri, bottled groundnut ( you can put this in those Eva water plastic bottles), wheat, very dried fish, egusi, Noodles ( if you are a lover of noodles), ingredients for stew ( Thyme, Curry, Maggi etc.) but the tomato, atarodo and pepper are available here at Walmart and some other stores. Additionally, you can buy like 5 or 6 screen protectors for your phone if you use an expensive smartphone. It is way cheaper in Nigeria and more expensive in Canada buying a screen protector. The screen protector I bought for 1,000 naira for my Huawei phone is $40 dollars here. I was lucky to see it for $20 dollars somewhere else and this might be more expensive in other highbrow provinces like Ontario, British Columbia etc Congrats again and wish you a safe trip in advance. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 10:03am On Jul 01, 2021 |
Iffylove: Good morning to us all, and happy new month. My co- sponsor's statement of account is about 215 pages from January to June.... Please can I reduce the number of months so as to have reduced number of pages?. Thank you. Hi Iffylove, You can try the option of submitting a mybankstatement certificate instead. That one is just a one-page document, and you can submit it for one year transaction period. Except if the bank is not on the mybankstatement platform. Otherwise, that's a better approach. All the best. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 9:49am On Jun 29, 2021 |
blackedwin: Good morning everyone, I need info on how to get CAD travelling next week. I am not sure you can get Canadian dollars from any of the dealers in Nigeria, but you can get US dollars, then you deposit the US dollars in any of the Canadian banks of your choice when you get to Canada. The equivalent in Canadian dollars will reflect in your bank account, and the bankers here would be ready to clarify to you if you have any queries. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 12:24am On Jun 29, 2021 |
Piecoco: Greetings my fellow Nairalanders!
WHAT GOD CAN NOT DO, DOES NOT EXIST.
LONG POST ALERT!!
This is my 5th application o!Indeed what God cannot do does not exist. Below are the details of my application.
Application submitted - February 16, 2021.
Request Letter (NSE) - February 25, 2021.
Responded to NSE request by writing an LOE stating that I don't require proof of English Proficiency (IELTS) and that MUN have duly accessed my level of English Proficiency based on my previous academic background. This letter was written by @Frankrobbn1 and submitted the next day.
BVL and PPR - came in simultaneously by 6:00am June 28, 2021.
DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED
IRCC FORMS
1. Application for Study Permit Made Outside of Canada (IMM1294E), 2. Family Information form (IMM5645E) 3. Temporary Resident form (IMM5257B)
PERSONAL DOCUMENTS
1. My Family Members Birth certificates. 2. Memorial University Unconditional Official Letter of Admission (MASc in Oil and Gas Engineering) 3. Tuition receipt (I paid the entire two years tuition fees for my MASc in Oil and Gas Engineering) 4. My Birth Certificate, 5. Police Character Certificate, 6. WAEC Certificate, 7. My International Passport Bio data page, 8. Family picture 9. NYSC discharge certificate 10. Professional Certifications 11. Degree certificate 12. Transcripts 13. Volunteer reference letters from professional bodies where I am a member. 14. My Landed property documents valued over 30Million Naira. 15. Passport Photograph. 16. Pictures with my fiancée 17. Affidavit of return (drafted by Frankrobben). 18. Statement of Purpose (written by Frankrobben) 19. Letter of explanation (this letter specifically addressed the concerns of the visa officer regarding my proof of funds and source of income in a professional manner) 20. Financial Table (this detailed the total expenses and funds available for my stay in Canada) 21. Pictures with my fellow colleagues where I did my undergraduate internship.
EMPLOYMENT AND PROOF OF FUNDS DOCUMENTS
1. Statement of Account (Personal Account) with a closing balance of N9,309,366.23 2. My bank statement certificate with ticket ID and password 3.. Tuition Receipt for two years (26,000CAD) 4. Certificate of business registration (CAC) 5. Particulars of directors of the company. 6. Reference letters from my clients attesting to my company's services (Oil and Gas company). 7. Business invoices. 8. My company's complimentary card 9. Photos of my business premises.
I began the process of immigrating to Canada through the study route in 2019. The agent who filed and processed my last applications messed up too many things and kept me in jeopardy of never being able to get approval. Very simple here ......he was in way over his head and did not have the necessary knowledge or experience to deal with my case. But after I had contacted @Frankrobbn1 the MD/CEO of fandrglobal.com, the whole story changed. I must say that Frankrobben is a genius and a God-sent who rescued me from my difficult condition after four (4) visa refusals. May God bless @Frankrobbn1 as he gave me hope when all hope was lost.
My last application was denied on the basis of insufficient and available funds to pay for my tuition fees and to maintain myself during the proposed period of my study in Canada. I was very devastated and heart-broken when I got the refusal letter from IRCC in June 2020. Seeing the success stories being shared on this platform about @Frankrobbn1, I decided to take a bold step by reaching out to him for assistance with my complex case and it was the best decision I ever made.
To summarize my case, Frank professionally analysed the reasons for the refusal and encouraged me to order for my GCMS notes in an effort to obtain the factual concerns of the visa officer. After I had received my notes, he took his time to review my notes and gave me timely advice adjusted to reality, thus setting my expectations.
He took up the application and shared his expert advice that I should pay the entire two years tuition fees and have funds left for my living expenses during the two year duration of my studies. During the waiting period, Frank had always followed up with drafting emails sent to IRCC for expeditious processing of my application.
He gave me the direct contact number of the Member of Parliament in Newfoundland in June 10, 2021, who submitted an enquiry on my behalf to IRCC seeking for an update on my application. After getting a response from the MP, my eligibility review which has been on hold for more than 15 weeks immediately commenced.
@Frankrobbn1, I truly appreciate your support during this difficult challenging time. Your help has been invaluable; I don't know how I would have managed without your help and support. Again, thank you so much. I sincerely appreciate your generosity. Thank you so much for being there for me. It means more than I can say.
For those who are looking at this and thinking if it is a good idea to work with @Frankrobbn1, I say to you: at first it may not seem like a considerable investment, but if your intention is to have a hitch-free Canadian immigration process, it is really worth it. Personally, I paid for him to handle my difficult profile and his expertise made all the difference in my application. I am infinitely grateful.
I appreciate you all individually and collectively for a job well done on this platform. Success to everyone expecting an update. Thank you
Lastly, where are my fellow MUN scholars, please let's connect oooo.
It has ended in praise! Never Give Up on your dreams! Nice one, congrats! I did not know Frank has a business on immigration issues he runs, and I can't remember him ever advertising his business here; such a rare gem. I have seen firsthand people attacking @Frankrobbn1 on this forum severally, but he always remained consistent and patient in helping people selflessly. God bless him bountifully. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 6:19pm On Jun 27, 2021 |
HorlarJP: I am about applying for my a study visa for the second time but this time outside of Nigeria but I got a friend that travelled to Canada this year January and he told me if I can wait till next year before I apply again said things seem somehow rough to get a job and also study and he is really walking on a thin line with funds that COVID has affected some things and the economy is just recovering! Is it true? Is there someone that entered Canada this year with a study visa? Or it might be in his own state, what do you guys think, please . Your friend told you the reality of things, but I don't think you should delay applying for your visa on that ground. You can always make your decision when to travel to Canada when your visa application is approved. COVID put some strain on job availability, but there are still some jobs in high demand, most especially essential services, like retail outlets, courier, health services etc. Most of these jobs will be menial jobs that you can start with to sustain yourself while you study. The country is planning gradual re-opening so hopefully, things get into shape when you get into Canada All the best,. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 11:58pm On Jun 26, 2021 |
Spectro: Thank you so so much (May God's abundant blessings locate you). I'm quite well. I should have reapplied a lot earlier, but I am waiting for tuition fee debit in my account. GCMS note will come in first week of July, but that's not much problem.
I intend to make a very water-tight application this time, and I don't want to leave any stone unturned, which is why getting my tuition payment receipt is quite imperative. By the special grace of God, I should be able to apply either next week or the first week of July.
I am very happy about the PPR showers these past few weeks. I pray for more rain of PPR in the coming weeks. i like your positive spirit. i am sure you will get it this time. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 6:27pm On Jun 21, 2021 |
Blazca: Okay. I thought you get work permit right there if you say you need to work? It will show in your record if you are entitled to a work permit, just like the coop programme I mentioned. The CBSA officer would already know this, so they do not require validation from the immigrant. Most of their questions are to discern your true intent of coming into Canada. The study permit they issue to international students always has a clause at the bottom page that the holder is entitled to a maximum of 20 hours per week. You telling them that you want to work might open up further questions and questions, which might shoot one in the leg. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 19 by olasubomy: 1:49pm On Jun 21, 2021 |
Blazca: I read many people saying at the airport that they don't intend to work in Canada. Is anything wrong in saying you will work in Canada? There is nothing wrong in telling the CBSA officer that you intend to work, but caution must be observed in answering this question, for example, if your program includes a coop. That implies you do some internship as a prerequisite to complete your programme, so a student in that category can say yes and explain why as a pre-requisite for completing his/her programme. But suppose your programme does not include coop. Automatically, In that case, your study permits entitle you to work a maximum of 20 hours per week, so the student knows he/she will work while schooling in Canada, so there is no need to say you are going to work, which might risk the purpose of visit. They have the authority to refuse an immigrant entry into Canada if they doubt the intent of the person's stay. It is much safer to give them the impression you are here to read and study. Also, everything you declared in your application and submitted on the GCkey account, including the comments and assessment of the VOs, are viewed and assessed by them as they ask you these questions. |