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After you're admitted to the UK, yes.

Concerning educational documents, I submitted all copies to Buffalo and they accepted them. But you should do whatever your instructions say. The work references were originals, as was my 'statement of English language ability.' If you need to have something notarized, you have it done after...

I'm just going by what the instructions say, newcomer. When I submitted my application, I sent them a copy of my high school diploma, but that's just because I like to do too much rather than not enough. As to the differences in name, it really comes down to what the differences are. If...

Success rate? They've aleady reviewed your application and approved it. At this point, you're 99.99% certain to get the visa. They said 6 weeks and it's only been 3 weeks. Give them a little more time.

You won't need to provide secondary certificates.

Yep, send the original.

If you look at the CIC website, it will give you more guidance.

A study permit will be issued only if you convince them you will return home after your studies are completed. My guess is that you didn't convince them you would return home.

Yes, they will know you are a prospective immigrant and you are also obligated to let them know. A TRV would be the only option. They would definitely refuse a student visa. A TRV is based on your ability to prove that you would return home after your visit. Whatever documentation you can...

1. No. 2. Maybe a month if you mail it. Maybe the same day if you personally go to the visa office. 3. Yes.

There are no guarantees. In fact, many skilled immigrants come to Canada and cannot find work in their field of expertise. If you decide to immigrate, you should understand that you are taking a risk. Good luck.

This is the link the describes where to send all applications: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/apply-where.asp#u You'll submit your application to Buffalo, NY. Here is the mailing address, etc.: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/missions/buffalo.asp Get the...

Put either the date your application is submitted, or simply write "present."

No - only family members 18 y/o or more.

Good evidence to provide for a TRV includes: 1) evidence of ownership of property 2) evidence that you have family in your home country that you need to support 3) a letter from your employer that you are being allowed X days for vacation 4) evidence that you have enough money to pay for your...

Depends where you're eligible to file the application from. 1. What is your country of citizenship? 2. What is your country of residence?

Sure, no problem with that.

A last comment .. I am an American citizen from birth, and I was really given the 3rd degree by an American immigration officer at the border when I tried to drive into the U.S. And that's my country! I think they pelt you with question after question in order to trip you up, so that anything...

Also, keep in mind that the school you chose might have played a part in why you were denied the visa. Since the school was such a fly-by-night institution that it issued you a check that bounced, that might imply that it's just a money-making scheme with low standards for admission and known...

It's legal and I've heard that other couples haven't had problems with it as long as they were honest with immigration. Just keep in mind that your husband won't be able to work until he receives approval in principle (AIP) of his application. That could be 6 months or so.