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hello casper89, Well, if you have valid reasons for not making progress in your studies and that got you into trouble (exclusion order), with your Visa application I would add a letter to CIC explaining your intentions to finish your degree. I think that a sincere letter to them would be a good...

hi casper89, I'm sorry to say this......your case doesn't look good at all. reasons? -you were under a study permit in Canada from 2004-2012 and were not able to complete your studies? (shows lack of progress and commitment) -you're using an old admission letter from January 2013 (not current...

Hi again Sanosun, Yes, I'm aware that with a study permit one can study ESL and later a post-secondary program. I asked the question because your post is a bit confusing. If your wife is not enroll in University yet because she has not met the language requirements imposed by the Univ., that...

hello roland27, You want a baby, you want a PhD/Master (but don't really care which) because your real intent is Permanent Residence in Canada. You want to study something that's easy but you also want a scholarship. Well, it seems "you want it all". ...doesn't it seem like a good idea to just...

hi Sanosun, Can you first clarify, what type of studies is your wife pursuing? ESL or University?

Hello fkl, Let me clarify, in the situation described by the previous poster (schopra3), she is a Provincial Nominee and she doesn't have Permanent Residence yet. I'm assuming that she included her husband in her provincial application as a dependant so the sponsorship process does not apply in...

Hello fkl, Are you sure about this? my friend who was recently nominated by a province (married, 3 kids, and all living in Canada already) wishes to get his spouse an Open Work Permit based on the nomination. Is this possible?

...I must add....I think J5M is right.

Hi Fazeel, I thought you meant PR applicants being refused. They have an option to appeal the decision. ...but if you mean applicants for study permits o visitor visas, it happens all the time that these are refused mainly because the CIC officer is not convinced that the foreign national will...

Hi, I would say that it depends on the reason for which the applicant was refused. You must keep in mind that CIC Officers have a level of knowledge and expertise, they've seen a lot. If for example they believe that you're not able to establish yourself in Canada, perhaps you're lacking...

Hi, I think what they mean is that you have to make sure you send them a "pre-paid" envelope so they can send you the passports back. If you go to a courier like FedEx/UPS they will know what to recommend. Another option is you can open an account with for example FedEx and attach your credit...

hello, When I applied to sponsor my relatives, I remember listing the years of education in each category, as in your Example 2. I hope that helps, good luck!

thanks very much. cheers.

thanks for your quick replies. ...when you refer to a Travel Document, do you mean a Visitor Visa? (he is from a country that requires Visa). Are you sure that expedite PR Cards are only for renewals? I read the CIC website and I found the "urgent processing of a PR" but it doesn't...

Hello all, I find this blog very useful so thanks in advance for your feedback. My parents finally received their PR (after almost 6 years) and they're ready to land in Canada sometime soon. However, my father must return to his birth country for about 3 months to finalize their affairs (sell...