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Frankrobbn1:
This is perfectly the best move. You're such a clever person to have made that decision. I'm of high optimism that it will turn out well in your application.


It will end in praise.

Frankrobbn1:
I'm glad you're doing your personal research with respect to the "AIP" and "course registration without final approval". This is a very brief warning and explanation which I believe should be sufficient for an intelligent person in and outside of this platform.



It will end in praise.

Frankrobbn1:
"We are expecting IRCC to ask you for a proof of registration for September 2020 program before they issue State Two Final Visa Approval".


From the excerpt it appears that the international director of your proposed school in Canada is NOT definite about the next steps to be taken by IRCC. I would suggest that you should wait until CIC news have been published this week, so you can be aware of the future action to take in regards to course registration.


It will end in praise.

Fgmp12:
I personally think it raises highbrows when you get AIP and the VO knows your course can be done online and then you defer because the border are closed and you can’t fly down there.
As quoted by someone on the Canada Forum “I know students paid the money to study from with-in Canada instead of online, but by deferring after receiving AIP kind of put the intent in doubt that the student just want to get in to Canada for PR instead of genuinely studying for the course that was suppose to start in Fall 2020. AIP was based on the application that was for Fall 2020 and the evidences provided in application was to support for that only. Now the LOA has changed, it could be a different program, different university, different financial requirements which could render original decision useless.
My assumptions might be wrong tho.

eightyeight:
Has anyone seen this. Someone got refusal even after getting AIP

Emmyinks:
Hi everyone, pls I have a question and am so sorry, my story is long.
Gurus in the house, pls help me.

I applied for study permit July 29 and I was denied yesterday.
So an agent told me that it was because I have registered for a course in my school and that the school have contacted the embassy to confirm if I have received my visa but since I dont have it, I was denied.
The reason why I was told this is because I received a message from my school that goes thus:


Dear Students,

Greetings from UR International!

Our record indicates that you have registered for the Fall 2020 term and have not yet provided us with your immigration documents. Please submit a copy of your valid Passport, Visa (if you are from a visa required country)/Study Permit, Letter of Introduction (if applicable) or Approval-in-principle letter to the UR International Office via email at international.studentservices@uregina.ca .

In order to continue with your Fall 2020 term registration, it is important to submit the aforementioned documents by Friday Wednesday, September 16, 2020 via email.

UR International Student Services is always here to assist and support our students. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at international.studentservices@uregina.ca

If you have already submitted your documents to our office, please disregard this email.

Thank you!

Kind regards,
UR International Team!

I was also told that school doesn't request for any immigration documents until you register.
Now I'm confuse because I can't see any correlation.
My questions are:
Does any one who hasn't register for a course receive this type of email or its those that have register for a course that they usually send this type of email too??
Secondly, is it possible to be denied visa just because immigration officers found out that I have registered for a course when my Visa is not yet through?? Are they Woking together??
Thirdly, does been denied a visa means I have to apply again??
Pls is it still possible to get a slot for biometric earlier than 23rd sept?? Its had getting an earlier date.

Thank you so much for reading.

Miide2:
Please was it paper application ?

Tonyodg:
IRCC steady surprising me , not everyone gets this but I feel this is good news
Not mine by the way

MadeMan01:
Hello bro,
Are you saying I don't need to take passport photo?

Fluxyb:
Thank you very much, I have bn able to upload all documents now but still declining my payment. I tried gtb and ecobank card.

chichi93:
Hi guys! So I applied for gcms notes on the 5th Via applygcms and it was quite insightful though I can’t explain the meaning of most terms and codes. Received it yesterday.
Timeline:
Reapplied: June 10th
Eligibility passed on gcms: 30th June
Medicals review assigned but not started: 30th June (I submitted upfront and I noticed it has been under review since July 1st. I don’t know why)
Criminality: Passed
Information sharing: Complete, ready to be reviewed.
Original passport request assigned but not started: 30th June
AIP sent: 5th August but I received on 6th
Officers notes: previous refusal noted, rebuttal in SOP noted. Documentation adequately supports proposed study(in my own words). Eligibility passed. Final decision pending biometrics and medical result (even though the application is complete.)

So fingers crossed.

Fluxyb:
oh wow! So what am I doing wrong? This has bn giving me sleepless nights. Thank you for the information. I will keep trying.

Nwannediutor:
Hello guys!

I applied for my Study permit on the 16th of June and didn't get any update on my application until I ordered for my GCMS notes 15 days ago.

I just received the notes now to discover that I FAILED the eligibility review done on the 17th of July, 2020.

Part of the reasons include for the denial includes ; no travel history and inadequate funds, weak family ties.

I acknowledge that I do not have any travel history and was single when I did the application (married now though). I will defer my admission and use the next 6 months to get travel experience and increase my POF and then reapply again. Unfortunately, my course can only be started in the fall term, so I will be defering to Fall 2021.

I am pained but not discouraged. We will do this once again.

I am grateful to everyone for the knowledge I have gotten from this forum.

OluwaFavored:
Hi House,

To the experience gurus here,

my SP was denied on 21 July with a single reason
"I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on the
purpose of your visit.

I applied for a judicial review through a lawyer I was introduced to, but I didn't know judicial review take long time to conclude.

Now, I'm thinking re-applying but not sure if I can do that while the judicial review appeal is ongoing and not concluded yet.

Please, what do you think?

1. Wait for the review appeal to conclude? but this may not be against this fall 2020 according to the lawyer and my program does not have a Spring/Winter start, it also cannot be differed. I will have to reapply against Fall 2021. Its a very competitive program.

2. Withdraw the review request and reapply afresh for SP with maybe an affidavits that I will be returning home after my program since the only concern is my leaving Canada after my program. Again, get a certificate of enrollment from my school to add.

3. Lastly, do everything in #2 above but without withdrawing the review request.

Please, advise, so that I can take the steps before it is late.

olajigaolamide:
Can I apply now without full tuition?

olajigaolamide:
I was told I can't apply now because of the new policy where we will be required to make full payment and that I will first start an online study here before finally going to Canada. Please how true is these?

gatsbym4:
IRCC shenk their papa today. Them no give us AIP. No worries. We go dey alright Las Las.

NwanyiOkpa:
You can reach me as well


so sorry, i can't access my email anymore

Dameelee:
Hello house.
Medical letter gotten too for my brother.
A very good sign.

Spoke with a Canadian immigration and he was positive too.

Congratulations

I got my AIP on Thursday last week (6/8/2020)
and I got medical request yesterday (12/8/2020).. is this a good sign? Should I be excited yet?

Please note that I’m still yet to do my biometric though they requested for that since May (and they still haven’t opened).

Frankrobbn1:
That's true.
Got the findings afterwards since I haven't heard such before and it's true.
It was stated in my previous post as I haven't seen.

But change is constant

Your opinion counts so well






Please don't be misled, AIP is NOT a guarantee that VISA will be granted!. I believe you've not seen a case scenario whereby IRCC after requesting for a medical exam from an applicant, they later refuse the application with flimsy reasons? I guess you've not seen such happen before!. Please be properly advised that Nothing guarantees study permit application to Canada. Not even the best attorneys can guarantee success. Ultimately, the outcome of every application is up to an immigration officer to exercise their discretion based on the information present in the application.

Having said that, I would like to congratulate your brother on the success of his application thus far.



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Kekereekun123:
my advice to you start saving for his masters

fratermathy:
AIPs are trickling in now. I wonder if they intend to give all applicants an AIP. How will they notify applicants if their applications do no move past the first stage? Will they make them wait till after biometrics?

Graceee:
Hello house
Please is there any canadian college that accepts Bank wire transfer (FORM A) for tuition payment.
I kept seeing FLY wire and credit card and there charges are high

bmarketing:
Hi, my eye caught this. I'm about trying to do duolingo test to get an admission. Are you saying we need none of that or ielts?

Frankrobbn1:
Wow! Just yesterday and today, this thread is already on page 209, so fast , what info have I missed?. I can relate how everyone is showing great happiness about the new update and the massive AIP letters going about on this platform. In all honesty, I celebrate with you guys and hope it ends favourably for you all in the later stage.


With regards to your question @Tonyodg, majority of first time applicants will definitely receive a notification from IRCC declaring that they have passed the first stage approval in principle. This is because the requirement for the first stage is basically about the applicant's proof of funds and confirmation of genuineness of acceptance letter from the DLI in Canada. The other IRCC standard visa processing assessments which includes Criminality, Overall Eligibility, Security and Information Sharing with other countries are yet to be initiated by the senior immigration officer on the applicant's application. I will probably say that its just the R10 check that has been done so far by the immigration case analyst at the High Commission of Canada, which is primarily to ensure that applicant submitted the right documents for the program (study permit) they have applied for.


Applicants should be more concerned about the second stage as there are higher chances that the visa officer at the High Commission of Canada may likely reject the application if the applicant hasn't demonstrated that they are a bonafide student to undertake the proposed program in Canada. Be properly enlightened that it is at the second stage, the Visa officer will assess the overall credibility and reasonableness of the applicant's intended program in Canada, whether or not is in tandem with their previous studies, current employment or career path/future goals. More importantly, however, the biometrics enrollment details will be used to run a background check on the applicant by the CBSA in an effort to ascertain the applicant's criminality and security status. Kindly note that it is at this second stage the Visa officer will review the entirety of the application and make a final decision. Please be advised that commencement of online classes doesn't influence the discretion of the visa officer or guarantee an applicant's application success. A visa officer can still refuse the application if the applicant doesn't meet the IRCC Act requirements for study permit issuance.

My introspective thought tells me that IRCC is using this new update (AIP letters) to lure applicants into starting their programs from their home country as they can't afford to lose international students for the fall 2020 semester. In a nutshell, let's be optimistic that everything ends well.


I hope this information is helpful to everyone.


As always, it will end in praise.