The other issue is that you have how many refusals - 4? And are all those refusals within the last year? If so a dump of cash and a job that is not even a tie are big red flags. You have never even said what your profile is - age, education, study program etc. So we are basing only on the information you have provided us. Contact the moderators of this forum. They are immigration lawyers.
All Required documents is gathered and it's really scary
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I haven’t reapplied yet! Changed my course from PG to masters and applying next week alone. My husband will be my home tie.
In my second application I increased my funds because first lacked it. They accepted the funds and gave me a new reason the second time for refusal!
A good tip that might be of avail to you is that before I applied I paid my first year tuition in full. I fully paid it to show that I was serious and that was a reason as to why my funds were edited due to the tuition payment of $16,500. I also mentioned how it is related to my previous job experience back home and how that would allow me to go back home and get a job.
FYI - there are no professionals here. We are all normal people like you.
If you want professional advice, you'll need to reach out to an immigration lawyer and pay for a consult.
indeed.
No one can tell if someone will get approved or not. all we can do is advise and speculate with predicting how application will go based on previous applications and stories.
Yeah of course, this was back in 2019. I just graduated in April.
Guys, I'm getting recommendations letters in the next couple days, just wanted to know what should be written in them. I mean for example the letter would mention that it would be shown to the Canadian immigration or the college that i will be attending in Canada?
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