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No idea ! Actually I am facing the same predicament :-( I hope somebody knows the answer though. Cheers ;-)

A Statement of Purpose mentioning the reasons for gap. But since you weren't completely free (per se) I'd suggest you to just briefly address the subject in your SOP and choose you words in a way that it emphasizes on the fact that you were employed in some sort of way. Property can be helpful...

You may get advanced standing in a nursing course but you'll still have to complete Canadian studies in order to practice nursing in Canada. Cheers ;-)

No, I think for in-country applications you receive your study permit with your visa (as long as you're studying). I am not 100% sure about it though ! Don't try anything that you may regret at a later stage i.e just go by the book, if it takes 48 days, so be it. Even if it takes to delay your...

Check this link: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who-instructions.asp Cheers ;-)

Check the other thread, I've posted a reply there.

Don't worry its not compulsory but it does make a BIG difference when there's some explanation required from the applicant. You shouldn't have any problems if your docs are complete and in order. Cheers ;-)

One should be careful with their course choice in the first place however it doesn't make an awful lot of different if you change the course. Hypothetically, if you keep the same course but its not in-line with your previous studies, don't you think there's a fair chance that this time they may...

Najam bro, if you want them here so bad then you should have filed their applications along with your student visa application. Anyways, they can come to Canada on TRV (Temporary Resident Visa) as a visitor but as I earlier mentioned, the chances of refusal will be HIGH ! Check CIC's website for...

You need to submit: - bank statements from your sponsor (covering at least 4 months period prior to your application) holding at least CAD 10000 for living expenses + CAD 2000 for air ticket and incidental expenses + the amount of first year fee to be paid (if you haven't paid in full) - Proof...

But Canadians DO take notice of such discrepancies. You shouldn't have any problem with a different signature but different date of birth could create serious problems for you. I am no expert, its just my personal opinion, could be wrong though. Cheers ;-)

1- Find a college/university that suits you or offers your desired course 2- submit an international student admission application with appropriate fee (non-refundable, varies between $65 - $150) 3- if you're accepted to the course you'll receive a Letter of Acceptance from your college/uni 4-...

I believe you'll have to apply for a new study permit since your current study permit is only for secondary level studies. It'd be better if you go to international students advisory office in your college and ask for their guidance. Cheers ;-)

No need to get attested photocopies bro, scan your original documents and email them to college if they accept email attachments. Otherwise fax them whatever they require. Cheers ;-)

Dear Najam Bro, I am in the same boat as you but I don't think now is the right time for you to bring your family to Canada. Wait until you get the work permit and then apply for their visas. Get everything ready before hand so that you don't waste precious time in preparing/obtaining docs and...

No bro, I think with a good Statement of Purpose you will get visa Inshallah. Cheers ;-)

Well you will need to show first year's tuition fee + 10,000 CAD as living expenses at the time of extension and usually its a plain sailing if you're abiding by the rules. Apply at least 2 months before your current study permit expires. I am at Seneca College Newnham Campus. No problem bro...

I dont see the point really. But if you so fancy it, be my guest ! There are a lot of people who do it all the time like I met this guy today who came to Canada to study Biotech course at Humber about a year ago and now after gap of 1 year he's started Business Management course at Seneca...

Don't worry bro, all you need to do is ring them up and the number will be written on the back of your study permit. I am sure they'll say OK Fine no problem go ahead and do whatever you like as long as you're studying full time at a post-secondary institution. The letter you're referring to is...

PM me your email address i will send you a sample SOP. Cheers ;-)