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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by pete26(m): 2:36pm On Jun 28, 2019
Razzo:
Finally TRV
Never been this patient in my life for anything

App. Date: 20-02-2019
Background passed: 20-02-2019
Medical Request: 12-04-2019
Medical passed: 24-04-2019
Eligibility review passed: 02-05-2019
Program: Masters
Course: Electrical and Computer Engineering
School: University of Windsor
Route of submissions: Paper

Documents submitted:
All CIC forms
Well detailed 3 paged SOP
Offer and Letter of Admission
Undergraduate Transcripts
B.Eng Certificate & other professionals certifications
WAEC Results
NYSC Certificate
Receipt of School Fees Deposit ($6,000)
Birth certificate and international passport data page of parents and siblings.
Police clearance certificate.
Employment letters
Pay slips
Resume/cv
SOA of sponsor, father ($30,000 & N29m)
Sponsor’s letter & affidavit
Parents landed documents
PLENTY OF PRAYERS

After my medical request, I got a mail stating that the naira account seems fraudulent and requested for “my bank statement ticket ID and password”. I won’t lie to you this rattled me despite using a genuine statement of account. I generated the requested using my internet banking and sent to them as requested.

After so much waiting and praying it finally came.
I really want to use this opportunity to thank one of the most selfless human beings I know @frankrobbn1. Right from SOP review till date you’ve been most helpful. You’re blessed and always will be.
Then @awuuga I met you in this forum, I’m so happy our paths crossed, your a friend turned brother. What excites me the most is that we are going to the same school and the same course. Also, you being a term ahead of me gives me someone to look up to for guidance in school.

To all helping out applicants here, you guys are awesome. More power.

My advice to newbies, try and read the threads. It might be tiring and nobody expects you to read all the pages but read enough.
Congratulations
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by pete26(m): 2:39pm On Jun 28, 2019
mzjokky16:
i have submitted my application last week, but my dad only have 35m in his account and he pledged to give me 5m each year making 10m for the 2 years and i also have 8k funding from Mun each year for my masters program, but i have 6siblings, did you all think this financial status is strong.
i have been seeing people with huge SOA getting the visa, hope the money i have isnt too small.
Please can you advice on how you sourced for your funding from memorial or did it just come with your admission offer.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Nobody: 3:20pm On Jun 28, 2019
pete26:
Please can you advice on how you sourced for your funding from memorial or did it just come with your admission offer.

Normally, if you applied for a Research based MSc, admission offers usually comes with partial or full funding from the school or from your supervisor.

Like me, I was offered full funding of $16,850 per year from MUN and my tuition fees is just $4833 per year. Which means I still have $12,000 for living expenses.

I hope this help @pete26

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by pete26(m): 3:23pm On Jun 28, 2019
Ayodeji787:


Normally, if you applied for a Research based MSc, admission offers usually comes with partial or full funding from the school or from your supervisor.

Like me, I was offered full funding of $16,850 per year from MUN and my tuition fees is just $4833 per year. Which means I still have $12,000 for living expenses.

I hope this help @pete26
thanks very much. I opted for an M.Eng, clearly not research based. Thanks for your assistance. If I may ask what course are going for and how far have you gone with your application?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Nobody: 3:28pm On Jun 28, 2019
pete26:
thanks very much. I opted for an M.Eng, clearly not research based. Thanks for your assistance. If I may ask what course are going for and how far have you gone with your application?

MSc Agric. I'm still waiting for the decision as I applied on the 14th of this month.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Neephemy: 3:55pm On Jun 28, 2019
oluwatosin47:
Ok. Thank you very much but can you explain how you did it. Please

After you download the app, register, then after you register you will click on new payment, then follow the instructions, search for Conestoga college on the list of schools, then after necessary detail has been put then the equivalent of the amount you are going to pay in naira will be shown, then put ur card details. You will be debited and you ur receipt will be sent to you once the money is delivered to the school. That’s all
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by 95seun(m): 4:01pm On Jun 28, 2019
Frankrobbn1:


Basketball team is not a tie and can't motivate you to leave Canada after studies rather it will give the visa officer the impression that you're going to Canada to further develop your basketball skills and reside permanently in Canada. Hence, A reference letter from such organization has no impact on your application. You're better off looking out for recommendations from your local church or your local community. These are regarded as a tie to applicants home country.

Can anyone please explain how one would be able to explain a church recommendation as ties to ones country ?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by 95seun(m): 4:06pm On Jun 28, 2019
Frankrobbn1:


Hey,


I regret to hear your visa was rejected.... From my point of view, I can confidently point out that your study plan was vague and poorly written. How did you relate your intended program with your previous studies and current employment status. It will also be a big risk but not impossible to reapply for visa against fall term at this point without an upfront medical as the current processing times is 10 weeks and you would require to restructure your SOP which would also take some few days prior to your reapplication.

In a nutshell, I would suggest you work on presenting a logical and persuasive SOP and LOE that would substantiate that you're a genuine student with a lawful purpose to study and would depart Canada. The SOP/LOE should be well organized with ideas supported with relevant details. Paragraphing must also be used well. Furthermore, work on your ties to Nigeria that can motivate your departure after studies.(Aged parents who depend on you for support, parents landed properties/buildings, close bond b/w you and your immediate siblings and things you share in common with them, you belong to any organization in Nigeria which you must return to continue active participation in meetings, and your career Prospects in Nigeria upon your return etc...)

Best of luck

In the case of aged parents and landed properties/buildings that can be inherited. Can anyone please suggest other supporting documents that could be used to support the statement apart from medical reports, birth certificate and C of O of the properties. Or are the documents I listed enough ?

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Purplestorm: 4:07pm On Jun 28, 2019
Purplestorm:
Hi really appreciate you guys, I have a dilemma. With a profile like this, Graduated law 2002, law school, NYSC, worked in a law firm for years, in 2009 worked as a public servant for 6 years in education visited Canada in that capacity, subsequently went back to a different law firm and have since worked there while volunteering as an English teacher in some schools. I have also taken some English teaching courses online. I have a passion for both Law and Education. However at this point I would love to pursue a career in Education as I intend setting up a school. What do you advise?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by 95seun(m): 4:10pm On Jun 28, 2019
JustMellow:


Get a power of attorney, this gives you the permission or right to manager the property on your father's behalf. Also, in terms of inheritance, don't just state it in your SOP, at least show proof of a written letter of intent from your father regarding to such effect.

Good luck!

Can a court affidavit be used in place of a power of attorney ?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by mcobex: 4:16pm On Jun 28, 2019
[quote author=Purplestorm post=79752055][/quote] Not bad, with a very good explanation you should be good to go
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by 95seun(m): 4:18pm On Jun 28, 2019
I need advise from complex applicants / anyone with similar experience as this applicant is mid degree and changing programs.

The SOP is in the 7 page range. This content is Intro, reason for program, why Canadian school as opposed to Nigerian options, job opportunities in Nigeria and opportunities for growth and expansion in Nigeria and economic home ties to Nigeria.

Is this too much ?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by 95seun(m): 4:22pm On Jun 28, 2019
For people with multiple refusals — upwards of two, in successive applications how did you structure your LOE ?
The current template I’m following is to address the most current refusal, and then explain how I have addressed previous refusals.
Is this necessary or should I only address the current refusal if previous refusal reasons were not mentioned in the latest GCMS note and refusal letter ?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by 95seun(m): 4:43pm On Jun 28, 2019
For applicants in STEM fields, how much emphasis in page length / paragraph did you place on career opportunities in Nigeria / Reason to come back after completion of education ?
Also I would really appreciate it if anyone in CS/EE/CompE would be able to review this section of the SOP.
A lot of the Gurus are busy so I would also appreciate if anyone who has been fortunate to receive help from them / anyone who just enjoys writing is reviewing SOPs.
You can get hold of me by sending me a PM
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by eightyeight: 4:48pm On Jun 28, 2019
Hello. I am looking to apply for an undergraduate degree in Canada. I am 26, finished my secondary school in 2009. I got into university in the republic of bene in 2013. I dropped out in 2016 as my parents were not convinced with the quality of education.

I have been working on and off since 2016 and now finally ready to go back to school. My parents will be sponsoring me.

I want to know what my chances are and the best route to go when writing a statement of purpose and letter od explanation.

I will appreciate helpful comments. Thank you
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Qudkom(m): 5:49pm On Jun 28, 2019
eightyeight:
Hello. I am looking to apply for an undergraduate degree in Canada. I am 26, finished my secondary school in 2009. I got into university in the republic of bene in 2013. I dropped out in 2016 as my parents were not convinced with the quality of education.

I have been working on and off since 2016 and now finally ready to go back to school. My parents will be sponsoring me.

I want to know what my chances are and the best route to go when writing a statement of purpose and letter od explanation.

I will appreciate helpful comments. Thank you

A diploma program will be your best route. Or better still request for your academic transcript in liue of getting course waivers for a bsc program. However, with the recent trend of refusals there needs to be a clear study plan in order to convince a visa officer.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Qudkom(m): 5:51pm On Jun 28, 2019
95seun:
I need advise from complex applicants / anyone with similar experience as this applicant is mid degree and changing programs.

The SOP is in the 7 page range. This content is Intro, reason for program, why Canadian school as opposed to Nigerian options, job opportunities in Nigeria and opportunities for growth and expansion in Nigeria and economic home ties to Nigeria.

Is this too much ?
Bro, be careful of extremely vague study plans. I understand you need to clarify your points however, most VOs don't subscribe to it.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by eightyeight: 5:55pm On Jun 28, 2019
Qudkom:


A diploma program will be your best route. Or better still request for your academic transcript in liue of getting course waivers for a bsc program. However, with the recent trend of refusals there needs to be a clear study plan in order to convince a visa officer.
Hello. Please what do you mean by study plan
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by MsJu: 6:21pm On Jun 28, 2019
I just got informed that my application is being processed in Paris. Abeg any success story from there?

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Qudkom(m): 6:38pm On Jun 28, 2019
MsJu:
I just got informed that my application is being processed in Paris. Abeg any success story from there?

Paris wow! That's a first for me. Hopefully they are lenient with their decision. There was a time study visas were processed in Ghana due to the ease of study vias approvals it was moved down to Kenya.

Also the fact that your application is been processed in Paris also signifies the volume of applications Nairobi is dealing with. I wish you all the best.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Nobody: 6:42pm On Jun 28, 2019
MsJu:
I just got informed that my application is being processed in Paris. Abeg any success story from there?

Please when did you submit your application? @MsJu
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by ralfudoh(m): 6:45pm On Jun 28, 2019
Interesting. CIC keeps dropping new epistles. Last week I found out of Egypt office. Today its Paris. These guys are really making a fortune from immigration and expanding the more. I hope they will be more calm in processing apps with the new office reducing the pressure on the existing offices.
MsJu:
I just got informed that my application is being processed in Paris. Abeg any success story from there?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by MsJu: 6:46pm On Jun 28, 2019
Qudkom:


Paris wow! That's a first for me. Hopefully they are lenient with their decision. There was a time study visas were processed in Ghana due to the ease of study vias approvals it was moved down to Kenya.

Also the fact that your application is been processed in Paris also signifies the volume of applications Nairobi is dealing with. I wish you all the best.
"Hopefully they are lenient with their decision" Amen!

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by MsJu: 6:47pm On Jun 28, 2019
Ayodeji787:


Please when did you submit your application? @MsJu
9th/10th May. Got medical request on 15th May.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by chisongozi: 6:55pm On Jun 28, 2019
How did you find out where your application is being processed?

MsJu:
9th/10th May. Got medical request on 15th May.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Nobody: 7:11pm On Jun 28, 2019
MsJu:
9th/10th May. Got medical request on 15th May.

Please how did you get to know or check where you application is been processed? Thanks @MsJu
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by MsJu: 7:12pm On Jun 28, 2019
chisongozi:
How did you find out where your application is being processed?

my Webform was replied with the information of the visa office handling my file.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by oluwatosin47: 7:13pm On Jun 28, 2019
Thank you very much
Neephemy:


After you download the app, register, then after you register you will click on new payment, then follow the instructions, search for Conestoga college on the list of schools, then after necessary detail has been put then the equivalent of the amount you are going to pay in naira will be shown, then put ur card details. You will be debited and you ur receipt will be sent to you once the money is delivered to the school. That’s all
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by abusmanlouis: 7:49pm On Jun 28, 2019
MsJu:
I just got informed that my application is being processed in lParis. Abeg any success story from there?

Nairobi guys are wicked elements

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by westlife08: 8:01pm On Jun 28, 2019
If you are 34years or below,you can still scale Express Entry easily. I've just done a simulation of your likely points. If you're able to score 8777 in IELTS, your minimum points will be 451 which is more than enough to get you an invitation to apply for EE. This score can still be higher if you're below 34yrs and do better than 8777 in the exam.
Stell12:



Thanks for the reply. I'm in my early 30's so ...........

Please house, what's the next step for me?

All advice will be cherished.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Oluwaloseyi66: 8:08pm On Jun 28, 2019
The ones in Lagos nko
abusmanlouis:


Nairobi guys are wicked elements

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