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No, you should upload all your transcripts (semester wise).

Hi, First and foremost, most Canadian institutions accept only 4 year bachelor degree holders. So, do some research on that and take appropriate steps.

Contact your agent and ask them to sort it out! They'll probably have tie ups with the university..

No one ever knows about the university. UBC and Simon Fraser University are the most popular and good universities in Vancouver.

1. I'm have no idea about the CAQ, so if you're sure about the bank letter then proceed with it. But as a general rule for study permit (even if they don't mention it), you should always accompany a bank letter with a statement. But for CAQ, I'm not sure. 2. It's okay to show your parents'...

Yes, you can straight away book your medical appointment and after completion, upload it via webform. Some people do that.

Hey, Sorry I have no idea about that. But if they're ready to sponsor, ask them to specify how much they will sponsor her. The amount should cover her tuition fee + the living expenses. Also include additional funds like your bank statements and assets if any. And a job retention might be a...

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A bank letter is a letter from the bank to confirm that the person has an account in their bank. So for study permit (even for the CAQ) , in addition to a bank letter, include a six-month bank statement. A bank letter alone would not suffice.

Have you done your medicals?

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Yes, that's enough. Don't forget to include your bank statement. Also, if they're not your immediate family, try to include any proof for their relationship with you.

Get a letter from each! Visa officers will check whether you are capable of possessing that bulk amount which is in your bank account and that may raise a question about where the money came from all of a sudden. And if you are a fresher, then this might even cause refusal. So be transparent...

Yes, you should.

The letter should be from your uncle, with his sign and it need not be notarized. Also get a bank certificate and a 6-month bank statement of your uncle with attestation.

Hi, Not sure about the company sponsoring her, but I would advice that choose either a Master's degree (with proper justification) or anything higher than that. Never go for a pgdm as there are high chances for refusal.

Hey, Congrats on your admit. Firstly, you should definitely get a letter from your relative that they are giving you the money. If you fail to do so, that might affect your application. So make sure to get a letter from them and mention that in your sop as well.