Recent content by happyhumanbean

I used Wise statements as my proof of funds and my application got approved. I explained the sources of my funds with evidence to back it up. Let me know if you have any other questions. If not, good luck!

Right on point!

Yes, as long as you're a close relative.

Thanks for sharing and all the best!

I think you should listen to the immigration consultant. Don't add more issues to your case. There's no guarantee that you'll get a PGWP either.

How did you address this when you reapplied?

What happens when they don't get a new study permit? I've read about quite a number of people that changed DLIs right after coming to Canada without getting new study permits.

Yup, I guess so. Thanks for pointing that out. The fact that some consultants look for free advice here while getting paid is quite upsetting. I will review the poster's past next time before commenting.

Your profile is very inconsistent. You mention completing a Bachelor's program in Finance last year, but you previously mentioned completing a Bachelor's program in IT in 2016. You're currently working on your CPA? You have no work experience in finance? You've studied in the UK? You currently...

Please read my last comment. It goes beyond inheritance. I've seen it make a difference in applications so I'm not going to bother arguing with you.

It's better for him to include his father's properties than nothing at all if he doesn't have any property of his own. There are people who got rejected in their first attempt, but when they reapplied and included proof of their parent's properties, their visa got approved. It shows the visa...

What's wrong with including his father's properties? He will eventually inherit them and it does show that he has a home to come back to and other properties to look after in case something happens to his father. I appreciate all your contributions on this forum, but I think you all need to...

No. PGWP is once in a lifetime.

You need to get valuation reports from a chartered surveyor. There's a standard they need to follow so don't worry about the format. Just make sure that they have experience and make sure that your parents' name are mentioned as the owners.

As others have advised, Masters is a better option. But if you decide to stick with a post graduate certificate, emphasize that your skills and knowledge are basic while explaining how the courses in your program will be helpful. You may also get a letter from your employer to support your...