Guys,

My fiance just got an ADR for proof of funds, he only submitted a single Tbillz certificate for all the money.

What documents would be appropriate to send them to clarify?

Abbylee:
Guys,

My fiance just got an ADR for proof of funds, he only submitted a single Tbillz certificate for all the money.

What documents would be appropriate to send them to clarify?

The ADR will specify the documents she should submit

Happy Birthday to you, Yokus.

I wish you and your family more of God's blessings and favour. May your life be filled with love, happiness and joy.

Enjoy your day!

Ordered GCMS notes. Got it in 30 days.

The issue now is that it is confusing me. Why do they repeat one thing like 1 billion times?

Please any tips on how to fully digest these notes?

It only says "Please provide proof of funds"

Boss13:


The ADR will specify the documents she should submit

1. please is Unilag wes verification free or do I need to pay for it because on their transcript portal there is now a provision for verification.

2. Also if I, because of distance can not follow up on my wes verification sent to Unilag will they still reply wes?

Thank you!

ugoiyke79e:


For your PCC and Medicals, I suggest you use the name as seen on your international passport.
Also include a one-and -same person affidavit while submitting your eapr.
Cheers.

Happy Birthday Yokus! May all your dreams come true.

perks:

PPR yayyyyyyy

IELTS: L9,R9,W7.5,S8
AOR - 24th Oct
MEP - 31st Oct
IP1 - 1st Nov
NA 2 - 3rd Nov
RPRF Request - 6th Nov
RPRF paid - 7th Nov
IP2 - 14th Nov
PPR - 15th Nov

His mercy was sufficient.

To all those that keep providing answers to questions here from the veterans to the news leaders @vcole, @zandora, @optionese, @40manlappy, @glitteringstar, @kontagious et al, the pic below is for u.

Awwwwwww. Congrats!!!!!!!

yokus:
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Huge Thanks to this beautiful Nairaland Family of ours.
Everyone that has contributed, may God bless you. I remember the love shown when i was deflated on the 17th of July due to the rejection. I appreciate everyone that reached out and encouraged me.Special thanks to- @Dupyshoo, Ugoiyke, Deeoore, Bbaby(much love sweety), Mummyjaygirls (too much love for you), Cochtrane, Blackbuddy, Kontagious, Pentecost, 40Manlappy,Vcole, Folamingo,wura27,lamly, bigfido, abby2017,DBA4show, XX01- I asked them question tire and they answered all .

Congrats Yokus!!! Congrats Ajujuju2.

Congrats to all the new PPR recipients @Dammiehar, Ajujuju2, Galaxxy, Yokus, Perks, Cochtrane and others. Wish you all the best in Canada!!

geebaby10:
Ordered GCMS notes. Got it in 30 days.

The issue now is that it is confusing me. Why do they repeat one thing like 1 billion times?

Please any tips on how to fully digest these notes?

Lol!!!! Read the first 1-2 pages. It usually has a summary. Scroll all d way to the bottom and read the section for notes and avtivity. Read from bottom up as though you are reading twitter.
Search canadavisaforum there's a write up on how to understand it. Can't remember the link.
If you won't mind someone looking through for you, you can redact your personal info and PM to me.

dupyshoo:
Congrats to all the new PPR recipients @Dammiehar, Ajujuju2, Galaxxy, Yokus, Perks, Cochtrane and others. Wish you all the best in Canada!!

Halos!

Please check your email.

Thank you.

GlitteringStar:


Okay. I've replied.

Abbylee:
Guys,

My fiance just got an ADR for proof of funds, he only submitted a single Tbillz certificate for all the money.

What documents would be appropriate to send them to clarify?

6 months statement of his bank account(s) alongside reference letter from the issuing bank(s). If he had bulk sum deposits over the past 6 months, letters of explanation from him with details of bulk deposits amd why they occured and where the funds came from (and from the depositor[s] if possible) would be a very good idea.

I don't think you can claim work experience if you are on a student permit even during holidays. According to CIC
"Any period of employment during which the applicant was engaged in full time study will not be included in calculating the period of qualifying work experience (e.g. work experience gained through co-op work permits, off campus work permits while a full time student, and on campus work permits)."

For a student who had graduated from a Canadian post secondary institution, only work experience gained after graduation will count towards meeting the work experience requirement (e.g. post-graduate work permit). So, one will only qualify for CEC 1 year after graduation date.

You can check this link for more details:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/questions-answers-by-topic.asp?st=29.5.3

cc @Teds

Canadianfly:


Calm down. I too I'm claiming Canadian work experience. It doesn't matter if you have work permit before or after school. What matters is was the job FULL TIME AND PAID? Also that it didnt interfere with school, i.e. you worked in summer or when school was out. I got my work permit before I was done with school,so all full-time work I did when school was out, I'm claiming. Plus the one i did after school.
I did 5 months full time one summer and 2 years 6 months full time after school. So I'm claiming 3 years.
However in your case, part time work doesn't count because it's not up to 40 hours a week. In other words, you can only claim your 1 year Canadian work experience which is still a good 35 points since that's your actual full time work. Don't be greedy

Hope this helps.

Update: See below where it says "or an equal amount in part time".......maybe that part time can count, but have no idea what that line means. Or maybe that 2 years part time will be calculated as a year? Then you can claim 2 years? Research more on this yourself though

Hi dear, trust you are good. Just catching up on the thread. So many pages to read.

vcole:

Halos!

geebaby10:
Ordered GCMS notes. Got it in 30 days.

The issue now is that it is confusing me. Why do they repeat one thing like 1 billion times?

Please any tips on how to fully digest these notes?

lol...as in ehn! many many
Go towards the end of the notes. Like last 7 pages. That is where the recommendations of the Case Analyst (Visa Officer) are

Thanks a lot!

If part of the bulk deposits with six months came from his parents for example, would he need to attach a gift deed or any other document to explain??

vcole:

6 months statement of his bank account(s) alongside reference letter from the issuing bank(s). If he had bulk sum deposits over the past 6 months, letters of explanation from him with details of bulk deposits amd why they occured and where the funds came from (and from the depositor[s] if possible) would be a very good idea.

cochtrane:

One of the most curious things in life is that not many adults can see further than the end of their noses. Unfortunately, I think we have one on our hands . Classic Trumpian!

Hello Cochtrane & All,

I'm a newbie and a silent reader, I would like to know if it's possible to be in the pool and get a job offer without IELTS with the plans to sit for the IELTS while getting to Canada.

Just curious, so I heard from a friend, He mentioned that you can get a job while in the pool without IELTS and on getting to Canada you can then sit for the exam. Also hat with the job offer alone you earn CRS worthy of 600 points which supersede the average score require for EE and with the Job offer, IELTS score of 8,7,7,7 would not necessarily matter again.


@vcole, @zandora, @optionese, @40manlappy, @glitteringstar, @kontagious

Vcole and AlexanderGreat thanks for the tips. Lemme try to put them to use. I appreciate

IELTS is one of the requirements. So, NO!!!

Also, job offer does not give 600 points anymore.

Try to read up by yourself and stop listening to your friend's advice as he does not seem to be knowledgeable about Express Entry.

damolah10:


Hello Cochtrane & All,

I'm a newbie and a silent reader, I would like to know if it's possible to be in the pool and get a job offer without IELTS with the plans to sit for the IELTS while getting to Canada.

Just curious, so I heard from a friend, He mentioned that you can get a job while in the pool without IELTS and on getting to Canada you can then sit for the exam. Also hat with the job offer alone you earn CRS worthy of 600 points which supersede the average score require for EE and with the Job offer, IELTS score of 8,7,7,7 would not necessarily matter again.


@vcole, @zandora, @optionese, @40manlappy, @glitteringstar, @kontagious

Abbylee:
Please check your email.

Thank you.

Okay.

dupyshoo:
IELTS is one of the requirements. So, NO!!!

Also, job offer does not give 600 points anymore.

Try to read up by yourself and stop listening to your friend's advice as he does not seem to be knowledgeable about Express Entry.

Thank you Dupyshoo, Really appreciate. I'm preparing for my IELTS already.

damolah10:


Hello Cochtrane & All,

I'm a newbie and a silent reader, I would like to know if it's possible to be in the pool and get a job offer without IELTS with the plans to sit for the IELTS while getting to Canada.

Just curious, so I heard from a friend, He mentioned that you can get a job while in the pool without IELTS and on getting to Canada you can then sit for the exam. Also hat with the job offer alone you earn CRS worthy of 600 points which supersede the average score require for EE and with the Job offer, IELTS score of 8,7,7,7 would not necessarily matter again.


@vcole, @zandora, @optionese, @40manlappy, @glitteringstar, @kontagious

One of the requirements to get into the pool is with your IELLTS which you must write and have a good score atleast LWRS 8,7,7,7.
l would refer you to PAGE 0 of this thread read and digest details of EE and PNP.

damolah10:


Hello Cochtrane & All,

I'm a newbie and a silent reader, I would like to know if it's possible to be in the pool and get a job offer without IELTS with the plans to sit for the IELTS while getting to Canada.

Just curious, so I heard from a friend, He mentioned that you can get a job while in the pool without IELTS and on getting to Canada you can then sit for the exam. Also hat with the job offer alone you earn CRS worthy of 600 points which supersede the average score require for EE and with the Job offer, IELTS score of 8,7,7,7 would not necessarily matter again.

@vcole, @zandora, @optionese, @40manlappy, @glitteringstar, @kontagious

No. It is not possible.

Are any Federal Skilled Worker immigration applicants exempt from the mandatory language test?

No, there are no exceptions to this rule. Each of the programs under Express Entry requires the submission of third-party language results. You will include the results of your test(s) in your Express Entry profile. Canada wants to assess all applicants against the same standards, no matter their language of origin, nationality or ethnicity. Even someone from an English-speaking country, who speaks English as a first language, would need to take the test. Similarly, someone from a French-speaking country, who speaks French as a first language, needs to take a test.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=122&top=29

GlitteringStar:



No. It is not possible.


Are any Federal Skilled Worker immigration applicants exempt from the mandatory language test?

No, there are no exceptions to this rule. Each of the programs under Express Entry requires the submission of third-party language results. You will include the results of your test(s) in your Express Entry profile. Canada wants to assess all applicants against the same standards, no matter their language of origin, nationality or ethnicity.

Even someone from an English-speaking country, who speaks English as a first language, would need to take the test. Similarly, someone from a French-speaking country, who speaks French as a first language, needs to take a test.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=122&top=29

Thank you for the info. I'm now more enlighten about it.

dannio:


One of the requirements to get into the pool is with your IELLTS which you must write and have a good score atleast LWRS 8,7,7,7.
l would refer you to PAGE 0 of this thread read and digest details of EE and PNP.

Thank u. Doing that right away

Abbylee:
Thanks a lot!

If part of the bulk deposits with six months came from his parents for example, would he need to attach a gift deed or any other document to explain?

Hi Abbylee,

In order to put things in proper perspective, please state;
1.) Your family size.
2.) The face value of Tbills you presented, date of investment (and maybe tenor of the investment), your AOR.
3.) What amount was received as a lump sum within the last six months and when it was received. From who, family or friend.
4.) If you are to provide six months statement, will balance of subsequent months before receipt of the lump sum be significantly different to balance after the lump sum. In short, what’s the balance before the lump sum was received.
5.) How many days do you have to respond to the ADR.

Thank you for the Swift and kind response.

Blackbuddy:


If you don't wait to have them evaluated together and opt to have only the MBA evaluated now, you will pay again to have the Bsc evaluated later.

damolah10:


Hello Cochtrane & All,

I'm a newbie and a silent reader, I would like to know if it's possible to be in the pool and get a job offer without IELTS with the plans to sit for the IELTS while getting to Canada.

Just curious, so I heard from a friend, He mentioned that you can get a job while in the pool without IELTS and on getting to Canada you can then sit for the exam. Also hat with the job offer alone you earn CRS worthy of 600 points which supersede the average score require for EE and with the Job offer, IELTS score of 8,7,7,7 would not necessarily matter again.

@vcole, @zandora, @optionese, @40manlappy, @glitteringstar, @kontagious

I am sorry but I am laughing in Spanish! If this was possible, no one would still be here.