Fummieluv:
Between colleges for PGD n masters which of the program is the best that the embassy easily recognise n issue visa



As a single mother of one child is my daughter strong enough to be my home tie since I'm not married?

Hope they won't see me as inresponsible? Or I should not bother telling them that I av a daughter back home

Can a house with tenant stands and land documents stand as home tie including my daughter is it strong enough for hometie

Hope a 27yrs old or 28yrs old Lady isn't too old for masters or PGD program

Is travelling history very compulsory even tho I'm applying for my PGD or master program immediately after my degree same year just 3 or 2 months interval

If my bachelor doesn't relate with my work experience what should I do
For instance I study criminology n security studies for bachelor and presently working as a secretary how do I go about that sir
What should I do to convinced the emigration officer the reason why my bachelor doesn't relate with my present work experience

Frankrobbn1:

Amen thanks and God bless



Good to know you're investing your time and effort in preparing an airtight reapplication. Coming to your questions, transferring ownership of properties (deed of Gift) is a significant ties to your application and would demonstrate to the visa officer that you're well-established in your home country. Other supporting documents that would accompany the deed of gift should include your siblings birth certificates, pictures with your family members (particularly your parents), study leave approval letter from your current place of work, and any relevant volunteer activities you're performing in an NGO in Nigeria.

PURPOSE OF VISIT & CURRENT EMPLOYMENT SITUATION HAS BEEN ADDRESSED IN THIS POST take your time to read through.

Lastly, it's not advisable to reapply for the winter term by this time because you are at risk of not being able to meet up with the start date.

It shall end in praises.

Frankrobbn1:


Where did you see this update?... I know too well that when an applicant is denied a visa this isn't the write up you should see on your MyCIC Account. With regards your question, you're not eligible simply means you're not admissible and doesn't qualify for the program/Visa you applied for. This, a rejection! Meanwhile confirm my question, so I will advise you appropriately.

Desmondola2020:
When did you apply? What’s your academic background?

Kimmiebends:
Hello Everybody, Please what does it mean to when your eligibility check says you are not eligible for the program you applied for? I applied for Masters in my area of study, Engineering. So I am confused that my visa application eligibility check failed. Please

Desmondola2020:
When did you apply? What’s your academic background?

Olamide319:

Good Morning Everyone in the house,
I wanted to ask since the rejection rate is so high from the Kenyan office would it be advisable to try the Ghana office ?

Chukwuemekatehi:
[Jquote author=Kimmiebends post=83751713]

I applied October 2nd. I studied Engineering and I applied and was given admission for Masters in engineering. M.Eng bro you need to be specific.

What previous level of education do you have? Which schools did you apply to? These will help people here answer your question rightly.

eightyeight:


Does your school have a DLI number?

Frankrobbn1:


Where did you see this update?... I know too well that when an applicant is denied a visa this isn't the write up you should see on your MyCIC Account. With regards your question, you're not eligible simply means you're not admissible and doesn't qualify for the program/Visa you applied for. This, a rejection! Meanwhile confirm my question, so I will advise you appropriately.

Kimmiebends:



"Review of eligibility Help - Review of eligibility

October 31, 2019 We regret to inform you that you do not meet the eligibility requirements. Please see the final decision below."

This is exactly what they wrote.

SOPWRITER1:




As much as I consider your posts thoughtful, I am sorry to denote they are intrinsic from your unrealistic point of view.

Nevertheless, you asked a question. ("person wey ask questions no dey miss road." ) To address your Inquisition, the CIC is responsible for the allocation of each application to a particular processing center, not the applicant. Alternatively, you might want to consider applying offshore, you might be able to effectively execute your thoughts.

Mandyknows:
Eligibility requirements
You can study in Canada if you:
• are enrolled at a designated learning institution (DLI)
• prove you have enough money to pay for your:
◦tuition fees
◦living expenses for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada and
◦return transportation for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada
• obey the law, have no criminal record and get a police certificate (if required)
• are in good health and get a medical exam (if required)
• prove to an officer that you will leave Canada when your study permit expires

Not sure if this helps though and which point may have led to failing the eligibility requirements.

thanks they actually listed the reasons for the refusal: the reasons were
purpose of visit: which in my sop i detailed i just wanted to study and return home because we are plannig to expand our family business into my field.(auto mobiles etc.)
employment situation: i wrote that i am an intern which i am but without pay for experience and that i also manage my family's business
home ties in canada and home country: i dont have any ties in Canada but at home i have my family's company, my parents.
they didnt say anything about finance or travel history.

i understand all these are generic reasons, but my question is about the failed eligibility, is it the program or the visa study permit?
and is it common or rare? i just want to know what it means
thanks

Frankrobbn1:


Minimum 2-3 months for a master's program and 1-2 months for an undergraduate program.

I hope this helps.

emeify1:
You are not too old
Please dont hide your daughter
Wht program do u want to go for? Does it link your first degree? How long have u worked as a secretary?
Your land, tenants and daughter are strong ties? Any parents?

Fummieluv:
Between colleges for PGD n masters which of the program is the best that the embassy easily recognise n issue visa



As a single mother of one child is my daughter strong enough to be my home tie since I'm not married?

Hope they won't see me as inresponsible? Or I should not bother telling them that I av a daughter back home

Can a house with tenant stands and land documents stand as home tie including my daughter is it strong enough for hometie

Hope a 27yrs old or 28yrs old Lady isn't too old for masters or PGD program

Is travelling history very compulsory even tho I'm applying for my PGD or master program immediately after my degree same year just 3 or 2 months interval

If my bachelor doesn't relate with my work experience what should I do
For instance I study criminology n security studies for bachelor and presently working as a secretary how do I go about that sir
What should I do to convinced the emigration officer the reason why my bachelor doesn't relate with my present work experience

Olayibo1:
Good afternoon guys..pls which school can I apply for if I wanna study ICT(information communication technology) as undergraduate program in Canada?

Olayibo1:
or which college can I apply for?

ChidimmaP:
Greetings everyone.

I have some questions biko

1. What are my chances of getting a students visa if I don't share the same surname with my sponsor? That is, he is willing to sponsor me, has good amount in his account, but we're not related. He is a family friend and doesn't share same surname with me

2. What evidences do I need to provide to show that he will sponsor me.

3. Do I need to pay for my tuition fee before visa application if I'm going for a bachelor's degree program?

4. I'm 24 going for Bsc. Does it matter?

5. How recognised is university of Manitoba?

JustMellow:


Hello Fummieluv,

Straight to your questions:

1. In as much as the VO wants to see a course/program that shows evidence of a career advancement or self-development like pursuing a degree higher that the previous. Thus, going for professional programs like PGC/D instead of a Masters can be also seen as an advancement but depending on how expressive the decision for the intended program can be relayed.

2. Not married or having a child out of wedlock doesn't create any negative picture about you or susceptible to your application. Its advisable you shouldn't hide your child in your application, as it may have future consequences to either her or you. However, she serves as a very crucial and strong home ties especially if you can use her to suit a better narrative when talking about your home ties and application in general.

3. Yes, landed properties are good home ties but to some extent, how you present them to the VO and tlak about it in your SOP is of great importance.

4. No! The scrutinization of an application could take different forms based on the discretion of the VO. However, to some extent, age could play certain dominant factor but nothing to worry about, just package your application to the best of your knowledge.

5. No, travel history isn't use to scrutinized SP applicants but it could play a significant factor towards your home ties and sincerity to return.

6. That's why you should go for a course that relates to your previous degree or your work experience if it has become a new found passion.

Good luck!