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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 9:23pm On Aug 02
Amovingman:
https://www.nairaland.com/8717603/stephen-ayantoye-notorious-impersonator-scammer


Is that not your real picture
no thats not me please expose me I am still waiting
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 9:29pm On Aug 02
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 10:03pm On Aug 02
Amovingman:
If you can’t snap picture of you in Canada


Don’t bother to reply me ooo if not I’ll block you asap

You’re fake and you self know that
Please Justwise, I would appreciate it if you do not delete this post so it can remain as a reference. For some reason, Amovingman continues to call me names from time to time.

I have never asked anyone for an account number. I have never asked anyone for money, and nobody can come forward with evidence showing that I have requested money through email, messages, or anywhere else.

Over the last few months, I have been accused of being a scammer, an agent, and other things, yet no evidence has ever been provided

Even if I post a picture of myself in Canada, some people will still refuse to believe me because they have already made up their minds. It is interesting that after creating this account, within 24 hours, then you start to attack me.

I enjoy posting, sharing my experiences, and helping people understand immigration issues for free. I have never charged anyone a single dollar for the information or guidance I provide

Anyone can post a picture of themselves in Canada, but can they show the full journey and documents that got them there?

Study visa 2017 , study permit 2017, co-op work permit 2018, PGWP 2019, PR 2020/2021, citizenship 2024.

Amovingman, if you cannot provide evidence or expose the things you claim to know about me, then please stop making accusations.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Alexjohn2020(m): 10:51pm On Aug 02
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ColdHunter:
Thank you. I'm just frustrated.
when did you get the officers decision, during the weekend?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 11:09pm On Aug 02
KhennieGee:
Hi, I'm a serving NYSC corps member passing out this month. I have gained admission for an MSc at UBC and I'm trying to gather documents to apply for my study permit. Note that I got a late admission and I have a start date of September 1, however, I found out that NYSC certificate is required by the IRCC. Can I upload my call-up letter and ID card as evidence or wait till I get the certificate to submit my application?
How did you find out that NYSC cert is required by IRCC?
Did you mean you're starting school this September and you haven't submitted application yet?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Drey143(m): 11:24pm On Aug 02
I’m sorry for your refusal. I also got refused for similar reasons. In my case my father is my sponsor and owns a manufacturing company. We had paid half of the first year tuition fee, 18000CAD using one of the company’s account (UBA). Months before my submission my sponsor routinely transferred money from his other company account (Access) to his personal (Access) . He moved about 5m every week.

Now, I only submitted CAC, 2 company bank statements and his personal bank statement as well as receipt of tuition paid. However I never submitted a status report showing my sponsor solely owned the company, Nor did I submit invoices of sales showing that the company funds were genuinely from sales of the manufactured items. So I guess I screwed up there.

I have deferred my admission to January while my sponsor rebuilds his statements, cos he has spent money from his accounts. I’m looking to reapply in October and I’ve also engaged an RCIC cos just like you I’m tired and frustrated.

I’ve attached my ODN, if anyone wants to give an advice for my reapplication moving forward, I’m all ears 🙏🏼



ColdHunter:
I did upfront. But that's after submission. Did the medical on Thursday.

I have attached a copy of the ODN.

To be clear, I submitted our company MERMAT, STATUS and CAC Registration. Also Bank statement of our joint owned company, this was just to show the source of th3 funds in my spouses account, not to show material POF.

1 yr tuition of 16kCAD was paid from the company account, admittedly the Bank statement was already generated before the tuition was paid and this wasn't done with any ill intention. We produced a notarized company document instructing the tuition payment and a board resolution too.

Then, also my spouses bank statements showing 58m and 34kUSD. No lump deposit and it was for 6months. While my spouses salary in his paid job isn't high, our main funds come from the business, we only used payslip to show sometime, not because we depend on said salary.

Our business is a consultancy business and we shared necessary documents.

Also, documents of two undeveloped lands one of which is to be used to setup a facility along the lines of my program after graduation.

I'm just confused

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 12:08am On Aug 03
Drey143:
I’m sorry for your refusal. I also got refused for similar reasons. In my case my father is my sponsor and owns a manufacturing company. We had paid half of the first year tuition fee, 18000CAD using one of the company’s account (UBA). Months before my submission my sponsor routinely transferred money from his other company account (Access) to his personal (Access) . He moved about 5m every week.

Now, I only submitted CAC, 2 company bank statements and his personal bank statement as well as receipt of tuition paid. However I never submitted a status report showing my sponsor solely owned the company, Nor did I submit invoices of sales showing that the company funds were genuinely from sales of the manufactured items. So I guess I screwed up there.

I have deferred my admission to January while my sponsor rebuilds his statements, cos he has spent money from his accounts. I’m looking to reapply in October and I’ve also engaged an RCIC cos just like you I’m tired and frustrated.

I’ve attached my ODN, if anyone wants to give an advice for my reapplication moving forward, I’m all ears 🙏🏼
I got two visa refusals back in 2015 and 2016, but I finally got my visa on my third attempt in 2017

Don't give u.... Just make sure you address the concerns the visa officer mentioned in your refusal.

The beauty of the officer's notes is that they explain what the officer was thinking before refusing your application. They also help you understand what you need to improve to make your next application much stronger.

You are closer to getting your visa than you think. Make the necessary corrections, submit a stronger application, and don't lose hope.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Mavor:
Drey143:
I’m sorry for your refusal. I also got refused for similar reasons. In my case my father is my sponsor and owns a manufacturing company. We had paid half of the first year tuition fee, 18000CAD using one of the company’s account (UBA). Months before my submission my sponsor routinely transferred money from his other company account (Access) to his personal (Access) . He moved about 5m every week.

Now, I only submitted CAC, 2 company bank statements and his personal bank statement as well as receipt of tuition paid. However I never submitted a status report showing my sponsor solely owned the company, Nor did I submit invoices of sales showing that the company funds were genuinely from sales of the manufactured items. So I guess I screwed up there.

I have deferred my admission to January while my sponsor rebuilds his statements, cos he has spent money from his accounts. I’m looking to reapply in October and I’ve also engaged an RCIC cos just like you I’m tired and frustrated.

I’ve attached my ODN, if anyone wants to give an advice for my reapplication moving forward, I’m all ears 🙏🏼
Bro, the officer's notes tell you exactly what to fix — it's a source-of-funds problem, not an amount problem. For the reapplication:

Explain every lump-sum deposit. Each large credit in the statement needs a paper trail — sale agreement, dividend, contract payment, transfer from a documented account. Unexplained deposits = automatic doubt.

Show 6+ months of stable history, not balances that spiked just before applying. If the money moved around, add a one-page funds-flow note tracing where it came from and where it sits now.

Fix the business account gap. Include CAC registration/status report showing your dad as owner/director, plus a signed letter from him (on company letterhead) confirming the funds are available for your studies, backed by an affidavit of support.

Reduce what they have to trust. Prepay a year's tuition (or get a GIC if eligible) so the officer sees committed funds, not promises.

Add a fresh SOP/LOE that directly addresses the refusal reasons and rebuilds the return-home ties story — R216(1)(b) was triggered by the funds doubt, so fixing funds usually fixes both.

Don't rush it back in — a reapplication with the same evidence gets the same result. Rebuild the file first. Goodluck.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Luther97:
ColdHunter:
Thank you sir.

Would my spouse transferring all funds to my account help? If yes, does it have to sit in my account for 6months to make iy useful?

I want to reapply against tye January semester by september.
It quite frustrating
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ColdHunter(f): 10:07am On Aug 03
Thank you all for the kind words and assistance.

I will attempt to fix them and reapply against January, this time as a lone applicant without any dependant.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 10:49am On Aug 03
ColdHunter:
Thank you all for the kind words and assistance.

I will attempt to fix them and reapply against January, this time as a lone applicant without any dependant.
I'm so sorry for your refusal. Just attend to the quereis of the VO and reapply you will get it.

PS: Pls be careful not to fall into the hands of a wrong agent. I will advise you do everything on your own. Where you are lost, ask questions. Avoid agents. Wishing you success in your next application.

I am quiet sure that some of them have private chat you offering to assist. Ignore them. It's your money they are after nothing else. Do everything yourself and ask questions if you get confused.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Geetee111(m): 10:00pm On Aug 03
Mavor:
1 year pgwp is a very bad strategy except you intend to come back to 9ja. why waste the money? you can start a very good business in nigeria. you are still insisting on 1 year. good luck to you
I already answer this concern before, the second program was discontinued prior to admission process, I am giving option to enroll another program making it 2 years, which I intend to do before the end of my 1 year program
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Geetee111(m): 10:07pm On Aug 03
amnotapervert:
Then you are good to go...just make sure you have a plan as One year PGWP isnt enought except you have a plan
Yes, I already put in word with the school to enroll another program to making it 2 years…. I am not settling for a 1 year program oh!
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 12:35am On Aug 04
Geetee111:
Yes, I already put in word with the school to enroll another program to making it 2 years…. I am not settling for a 1 year program oh!
Good... remember you will still apply for study permit for the remaining extra one year.... show POF and all that.....

Please, anyone considering a one-year program should think carefully before making that decision. one year PGWP can move very fast

In most cases, it's not worth it unless you already have a CRS score of around 460–480 and only need Canadian education (40 points ) plus one year of Canadian work experience (40 points) to boost your score to the 500's

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements/ministerial-instructions/express-entry-rounds.html

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Rahab409: 5:31am On Aug 04
You don't need an NYSC cert. At least, I never uploaded any, yet got my permit approved.
KhennieGee:
My supervisor require a start date of September 1.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by WantsandMore: 7:38am On Aug 04
amnotapervert:
I got two visa refusals back in 2015 and 2016, but I finally got my visa on my third attempt in 2017

Don't give u.... Just make sure you address the concerns the visa officer mentioned in your refusal.

The beauty of the officer's notes is that they explain what the officer was thinking before refusing your application. They also help you understand what you need to improve to make your next application much stronger.

You are closer to getting your visa than you think. Make the necessary corrections, submit a stronger application, and don't lose hope.
could you please oblige me, how much the first and second and finally your acceptance cost in naira? Someone I know is having cold feet because of the cost and fear of rejection. Perhaps an idea will make them firm.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Mavor: 8:43am On Aug 04
Geetee111:
I already answer this concern before, the second program was discontinued prior to admission process, I am giving option to enroll another program making it 2 years, which I intend to do before the end of my 1 year program
ok. Makes sense now. Best of luck.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 9:17am On Aug 04
His own 2016. Ooooh, CAD was less than 230 Naira...

WantsandMore:
could you please oblige me, how much the first and second and finally your acceptance cost in naira? Someone I know is having cold feet because of the cost and fear of rejection. Perhaps an idea will make them firm.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by JMG12: 1:28pm On Aug 04
This is not the ODN, share screenshort of the ODN.
Drey143:
I’m sorry for your refusal. I also got refused for similar reasons. In my case my father is my sponsor and owns a manufacturing company. We had paid half of the first year tuition fee, 18000CAD using one of the company’s account (UBA). Months before my submission my sponsor routinely transferred money from his other company account (Access) to his personal (Access) . He moved about 5m every week.

Now, I only submitted CAC, 2 company bank statements and his personal bank statement as well as receipt of tuition paid. However I never submitted a status report showing my sponsor solely owned the company, Nor did I submit invoices of sales showing that the company funds were genuinely from sales of the manufactured items. So I guess I screwed up there.

I have deferred my admission to January while my sponsor rebuilds his statements, cos he has spent money from his accounts. I’m looking to reapply in October and I’ve also engaged an RCIC cos just like you I’m tired and frustrated.

I’ve attached my ODN, if anyone wants to give an advice for my reapplication moving forward, I’m all ears 🙏🏼
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Geetee111(m): 3:07pm On Aug 04
Mavor:
ok. Makes sense now. Best of luck.
thanks
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Geetee111(m): 3:08pm On Aug 04
Rahab409:
You don't need an NYSC cert. At least, I never uploaded any, yet got my permit approved.
. Well I already paid my deposit before this discontinue issue came up…. So I just have to move along
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:30pm On Aug 04
WantsandMore:
could you please oblige me, how much the first and second and finally your acceptance cost in naira? Someone I know is having cold feet because of the cost and fear of rejection. Perhaps an idea will make them firm.
That was in 2015 and 2016, when the Canadian dollar was not as expensive against the naira as it is today.

However, the principle behind my visa refusal can still be applied today.

Calculate your total school fees for the entire duration of your program.

For example, if your tuition for a two year program is CAD $35,000, add that to the current Canadian living expense requirement, which is about CAD $22,895.

Then add another CAD $5,000 for miscellaneous expenses.

That means your minimum Proof of Funds should be around Minimum CAD $62,895 https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/get-documents/financial-support.html

Now convert that amount to naira, and you will have a realistic idea of how much you need....

As for someone you know who has cold feet because of the cost or the fear of rejection, they need to understand that life is full of "no's." Success comes from getting just one "yes." No successful person heard "yes" the very first time they tried something.

Rejection is part of the journey.

You need to develop an "I am looking for one yes" mentality because the Canadian journey comes with a lot of rejection.

From getting a study permit, to securing a work permit, to finding a job, to obtaining permanent residence, to becoming a Canadian citizen, to buying your first home, to purchasing an investment property, or even changing jobs you will hear many "no's."

The important thing is that you only need one "yes" at each stage to move forward.

So don't carry a mindset that is defeated by rejection. Don't let every "no" overpower you. Stay focused, keep improving, and keep moving forward until you get that one "yes."

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by WantsandMore: 6:41pm On Aug 04
amnotapervert:
That was in 2015 and 2016, when the Canadian dollar was not as expensive against the naira as it is today.

However, the principle behind my visa refusal can still be applied today.

Calculate your total school fees for the entire duration of your program.

For example, if your tuition for a two year program is CAD $35,000, add that to the current Canadian living expense requirement, which is about CAD $22,895.

Then add another CAD $5,000 for miscellaneous expenses.

That means your minimum Proof of Funds should be around Minimum CAD $62,895 https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/get-documents/financial-support.html

Now convert that amount to naira, and you will have a realistic idea of how much you need....

As for someone you know who has cold feet because of the cost or the fear of rejection, they need to understand that life is full of "no's." Success comes from getting just one "yes." No successful person heard "yes" the very first time they tried something.

Rejection is part of the journey.

You need to develop an "I am looking for one yes" mentality because the Canadian journey comes with a lot of rejection.

From getting a study permit, to securing a work permit, to finding a job, to obtaining permanent residence, to becoming a Canadian citizen, to buying your first home, to purchasing an investment property, or even changing jobs you will hear many "no's."

The important thing is that you only need one "yes" at each stage to move forward.

So don't carry a mindset that is defeated by rejection. Don't let every "no" overpower you. Stay focused, keep improving, and keep moving forward until you get that one "yes."
Appreciate
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