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Predator188:
Where is the current residence of sponsor home or abroad!

viktuh:
I am unmarried and in my 20s, I want to confirm how can i prove with every certainty that my sister can sponsor me. She plans to pay all my tuition fees at once and can prove that she earned all the money. so if you can please help me with extra documentations or ways I can prove to the visa officer that I am genuine.

PhdCloakRoom:
Anyone being sponsored by a bank, NNPC, a federal or state government parastatal, DHL, FedEx, MTN, a university, etc., is not coming to Nairaland to ask random people for their opinion on how to handle their immigration process.

Then you dont know the weight and the kind of intelligentsia on Nairaland and that is why you think you can use AI to proof expertise.


Their organization will most likely engage a licensed RCIC or immigration lawyer to handle the process for them...........

Your licensed RCIC and immigration lawyers are all here on Nairaland learning from seasoned contributors who have more than 30 years of practical visa application experiences. You cannot compare them to many immigration lawyers who consult Google and AI to solve immigration and visa issues.



If I remember correctly, you have a visa consulting agency. I am just a commenter on Nairaland, so who exactly is indirectly advertising here?

I authorise and challenge you to mention my office address and facebook account info. It's been over 7 years I logged in to my personal and only facebook page.

ATTAHDYE:
Your sister can sponsor you and you most provide Proof of Relationship as part of your POF.

If I am the one processing this, I will request for your birth certificate, your sister's birth certificate and her ID card.

If you put these documents side by side, they will show that, both of you have the same parents.

If your sister is married and is now answering her husband's name, I will add her marriage certificate to the above, it will show that both of you shared the same sure name and parents.

You can top it up with a labeled family picture or two showing you and your sister.

This is in addition to the other POF documents.

All the best

viktuh:
hello guys, pls i want to confirm if my elder sis can sponsor me. she has proof of how she got the money, she can pay my fees at a go but agents keep telling me that IRCC says my sister cant sponsor me.

amnotapervert:
“Facebook agent” is a general term I use for anyone who is not a licensed RCIC or immigration lawyer.

No one is here to challenge or mention you. I have been here long enough to know that you get upset whenever someone mentions or makes a statement encouraging people to stop using agents and apply by themselves..... which goes against your Visa consulting business

PLEASE still answer the question and do not avoid it.

Someone mentioned that his Facebook agent had someone at the bank put money into his account, and that money was then used as proof of funds.

Are you also in support of that kind of fraud?

Bornfirst:
Hi everyone, In 2023, while I was living in South Africa, I used an agent to apply for a Canadian visitor visa on my behalf. The application was refused, the letter states that officer wasn’t convinced I would leave Canada after the visit, purpose of visit not consistent, and also assets and financial situation insufficient. Afterward, I requested the refusal letter and details of what was submitted, and discovered the agent had put false information on my application, specifically, he listed the wrong university on my education history, and he also falsely claimed I was employed with a company that I never actually worked for. I’m now planning to apply for a Canadian study permit, and I want to do things properly and honestly this time. I was advised to connect with a licensed RCIC to get proper guidance, but there fees seems very high, I wanted to ask this here directly. Has anyone dealt with a similar situation, where a previous application had inaccurate information submitted by an agent without full transparency to you? How did you address it when applying again? Did you disclose it proactively, and if so, how? Any insight from people who’ve navigated this would be genuinely appreciated. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Imalwayshorny:
Dont use agent to avoid being scammed use chatgpt and grok to process your visa application

Bornfirst:
Hi everyone, In 2023, while I was living in South Africa, I used an agent to apply for a Canadian visitor visa on my behalf. The application was refused, the letter states that officer wasn’t convinced I would leave Canada after the visit, purpose of visit not consistent, and also assets and financial situation insufficient. Afterward, I requested the refusal letter and details of what was submitted, and discovered the agent had put false information on my application, specifically, he listed the wrong university on my education history, and he also falsely claimed I was employed with a company that I never actually worked for. I’m now planning to apply for a Canadian study permit, and I want to do things properly and honestly this time. I was advised to connect with a licensed RCIC to get proper guidance, but there fees seems very high, I wanted to ask this here directly. Has anyone dealt with a similar situation, where a previous application had inaccurate information submitted by an agent without full transparency to you? How did you address it when applying again? Did you disclose it proactively, and if so, how? Any insight from people who’ve navigated this would be genuinely appreciated. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Bornfirst:
Hi everyone, In 2023, while I was living in South Africa, I used an agent to apply for a Canadian visitor visa on my behalf. The application was refused, the letter states that officer wasn’t convinced I would leave Canada after the visit, purpose of visit not consistent, and also assets and financial situation insufficient. Afterward, I requested the refusal letter and details of what was submitted, and discovered the agent had put false information on my application, specifically, he listed the wrong university on my education history, and he also falsely claimed I was employed with a company that I never actually worked for. I’m now planning to apply for a Canadian study permit, and I want to do things properly and honestly this time. I was advised to connect with a licensed RCIC to get proper guidance, but there fees seems very high, I wanted to ask this here directly. Has anyone dealt with a similar situation, where a previous application had inaccurate information submitted by an agent without full transparency to you? How did you address it when applying again? Did you disclose it proactively, and if so, how? Any insight from people who’ve navigated this would be genuinely appreciated. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Predator188:
Try another country!!
Next application will not be seen as truthful will amount to refusals and scrutiny even if disclosed.
You are lucky to see this at this stage, if that visa was approved IRCC will caught it at PR stage for misrepresentation,If you apply for permanent residence.

Mavor:
Please let me know when you hear anything concerning your application since we have the same timeline. I will return the favor. Thanks.

walepepe21:
Good day, guys! 🙏🏾

Please, I need some guidance on behalf of my cousin who is interested in applying for Canadian (PR).

I would like to know if this is a good Nairaland thread/group to join for proper guidance, or if there is a reliable WhatsApp group, or anyone knowledgeable in Canadian immigration who can guide him through the process. I would genuinely appreciate any recommendations. 🙌🏾

His profile:

Age: 28 years old (Male)

Education: BSc in Chemistry with GPA 3.65/4.00 (WES evaluated) and graduated: 2022

CELPIP: Listening 12, Reading 12, Writing 12, Speaking 9 (Average: 11)

Work experience: 3 years with NAFDAC, Nigeria, working as a Chemical Analyst

Marital status: Single

He is ready to provide any additional information that may be required and is very open to genuine advice on the best pathway for him.

Please, if you have experience with Express Entry, CRS calculation, Federal Skilled Worker, NOC selection, or Canadian PR applications, your advice would be highly appreciated.

Thank you very much, everyone. 🙏🏾🇨🇦

Bornfirst:
Hi everyone, In 2023, while I was living in South Africa, I used an agent to apply for a Canadian visitor visa on my behalf. The application was refused, the letter states that officer wasn’t convinced I would leave Canada after the visit, purpose of visit not consistent, and also assets and financial situation insufficient. Afterward, I requested the refusal letter and details of what was submitted, and discovered the agent had put false information on my application, specifically, he listed the wrong university on my education history, and he also falsely claimed I was employed with a company that I never actually worked for. I’m now planning to apply for a Canadian study permit, and I want to do things properly and honestly this time. I was advised to connect with a licensed RCIC to get proper guidance, but there fees seems very high, I wanted to ask this here directly. Has anyone dealt with a similar situation, where a previous application had inaccurate information submitted by an agent without full transparency to you? How did you address it when applying again? Did you disclose it proactively, and if so, how? Any insight from people who’ve navigated this would be genuinely appreciated. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

AbelAbdul:
How far your application? Is it yet out?
Wishing you all the best. Canada is a nice place to be o. Trying to get used to the weather. It’s always colder outside than inside.

Mavor:
Still waiting. IRCC says it's now 10 weeks processing for Nigerians (excluding weekends and Canadian public holidays). and I did Biometrics Aug 4th. It's in God's hand and it will turn out well. Thanks for checking in and glad you are settling in over there.