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Luckymama:
In response to question 4, I seem to have read somewhere that underaged students need a named guardian where they will be schooling. I think you can come in here as a guardian. @preshy2004 I think is currently processing a visa for her 16 year old. Perhaps she can also weigh in.

Anon123:
Yes you can do do a medicals without a request from IRCC but you need to book for the medicals

Omah7979:
He went to the bank(Polaris) with the these documents you mentioned and they said the won’t process it for him that he needs to have his university certificate instead of statement of result. Thanks for your response �
Go to zenithbank. I paid my son's tuitionin zenith. I submittedonly passport data of his own and my own. His admission letterand payment invoice from the school.
If you are bankingwith zenith better. They will just debit from your account.

JustMellow:
Hello Preshy2004,

For point one, it isn't necessary and it isn't a bad idea either. Yes, include it. When it comes to source of funds and home ties, it is well-advised to always include the appropriate documents.

Thus, as a worker, the employment letter should be included even if the introduction letter is available except on the obvious.

Given there is an affidavit to such effect of name discrepancies, it should work magic with a follow-up explanation in brief.
Thank you I appreciate
All the best

UBCcookies:
OK thanks, I just sent email request

Frankrobbn1:
Secondary schools also give transcript. He should go to his school they will give him.


It's been a while I visited this thread. So, I am reading from where I stopped previously. @CampusCastle, be properly guided that the secondary school academic transcript the school in Canada is referring to is the online WAEC results print out as well as the scratch card and not the grades you had in classes while you were in highschool. Upon successful review of your documents, the school will request for a copy of your ORIGINAL WAEC certificate to complete your application. Afterwards, you will be granted an admission.

Try this and thank me later.

JustMellow:
Hello Preshy2004,

Considering is age coupled with the reason to help him settle due to his inexperience as a teenager, you can put in a family application ONLY if there is sufficient funds to show. Its best you apply for a visit visa. This normal has been a practice for parents, especially mothers whose teenage child is resuming classes as an UG, even the whites practice this too.

All the best.

NwanyiOkpa:
prince Edward island would give him easy route to PR because schooling at PEI would qualify him for the Atlantic Immigration Pilot. Dalhouise university also qualifies him for that program since it lies in Nova Scotia (which is also Atlantic Canada). Carleton university is more prestigious than the two universities (please confirm this online) but unfortunately, carleton university does not lie in the Atlantic region and hence would not qualify him for the pilot program. There are other provinces in Atlantic Canada such as Newofundland (Memorial University of Newfoundland is one of the schools here.)

Lookup: Atlantic Immigration Program and the provinces.

PS: I am not saying that if he schools in carleton he would not be qualified for PR but from my studies, some people that graduate outside the Atlantic Canada later move to the Atlantic region to live and work for some months/years before applying for the Atlantic immigration pilot.

one of the criteria that qualifies you to apply for the Atlantic Immigration pilot is that you must have stayed in the region for up to 2 years. Hence, schooling in that region automatically qualifies him for that.

Goodluck and please read more about what I have advised confirming for yourself.

Cheers and Congrats to your son.

Lest I forget; Apply for him first so that you can serve as home tie and since you have a job already and would be his sponsor.

NwanyiOkpa:
well, study the time frame it would take him to get approval for his study permit and also the time it would take you to get yours. I believe it would guide you to determine whose visa to apply for first. don't worry so much. He is 18 and should be fine.

NwanyiOkpa:
well, study the time frame it would take him to get approval for his study permit and also the time it would take you to get yours. I believe it would guide you to determine whose visa to apply for first. don't worry so much. He is 18 and should be fine.

Wunaarroon69:
There’s still enough time for him to apply for visa, get approval and then you can apply for visit visa. Visit visa is not an issue at all especially if your son has been granted visa to study.

Don’t worry yourself ma you all will get visa and leave come September. God is in control

NwanyiOkpa:
prince Edward island would give him easy route to PR because schooling at PEI would qualify him for the Atlantic Immigration Pilot. Dalhouise university also qualifies him for that program since it lies in Nova Scotia (which is also Atlantic Canada). Carleton university is more prestigious than the two universities (please confirm this online) but unfortunately, carleton university does not lie in the Atlantic region and hence would not qualify him for the pilot program. There are other provinces in Atlantic Canada such as Newofundland (Memorial University of Newfoundland is one of the schools here.)

Lookup: Atlantic Immigration Program and the provinces.

PS: I am not saying that if he schools in carleton he would not be qualified for PR but from my studies, some people that graduate outside the Atlantic Canada later move to the Atlantic region to live and work for some months/years before applying for the Atlantic immigration pilot.

one of the criteria that qualifies you to apply for the Atlantic Immigration pilot is that you must have stayed in the region for up to 2 years. Hence, schooling in that region automatically qualifies him for that.

Goodluck and please read more about what I have advised confirming for yourself.

Cheers and Congrats to your son.

Lest I forget; Apply for him first so that you can serve as home tie and since you have a job already and would be his sponsor.