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I agree. If you have a strong case, then go for it... otherwise it may take longer and you may be late.

Thank you. Actually in the CIC website it shows that their visas have also been approved and we all 3 actually got our passports with our stamped visas. I think I did not provide enough information on my last post, sorry about that!

Hola Daniel, soy Daniel de Ecuador. Voy a escribir in English, however... As 'good boy' wrote, the whole package is something to be taken in consideration, as you could be rejected for other reasons such as funds, for example. If you have been working, then a Certificate stating that you have a...

Your profile may look good, but your chances will depend on the rest of your application, ie. available funds for your stay, ties to your home country (ties to Canada), work experience back home, etc... Note that you have to convince the VO in many levels. Hope this helps. Regards

Why would you have to say something about dual intent? It is better to avoid that part, although there is no reason for rejecting based on dual intent, but you would have to bring it up very carefuly as it may turn to be a very delicate point. I wouldn't mention it, to be honest. But maybe...

Exactly, you shouldn't do it... just till your visa is approved... otherwise, you might lose your ticket money!

Yes, it is necessary. I understand they are sponsoring you, right? It is absolutely necessary as they have to proof the have enough funds and income to sponsor you and also for them to live of... Hope this helps. Kind regards, Daniel

Hello, I was issued a letter from the embassy as my student visa was approved, but my wife and son weren't issued such letter. Is this normal? With my letter it would be enough? Thank you!

First of all, I am sorry to hear the rough time you had to go through... Second of all, you don't have to worry about your gap years... guess how long was my gap time? 14 years, I am 32 years old, married and with a 6 years old son, and I still got my visa. Of course, on the meantime I worked...

In total, you should have around US$25 as funds, but the more you have, the better... I would also think you are kind of short. At least some US$ 2000 more

there could or not... it all depends on how you present the rest of documents... and how everything fits in on your application

You may be eligible for an open work permit if you are in one of the following situations: - Permanent residence applicants who have applied to an office in Canada, - Dependent family members of some permanent residence applicants, - Spouses and common-law partners of some workers and...

Yes, it is actually better to apply at the same time with your wife.

You guys should contact CIC and your colleges as well. I applied March 27th and got my visa on April 18th, and it could have been earlier but it took me a week to do the medicals.

I also have a 14 years gap and I got my student visa. But during all this time I have been working in what I am going to study now. The "language issue" may be more important to consider than the study gap. The may consider your ability to addapt to the new enviorenment.

You can have her sponsor you. But at the same time you have to proof that your home country ties are stronger than the ones in Canada. You may or not may be denied. Just apply!

That varies in each case. Do a google search, there are hundreds of examples. You should include your background education, work experience, motivations to go to Canada and the school you have chosen, you can also include ties to your country, available funds, etc.

the conditional status could be because you need to make a payment before clases start, IELTS, passport, visa officer letter, etc...

You should better wait for instructions. In case you want to do it before that, then you may end up spending a lot of money

What about Spouse's Open Work Permit... do they also have to wait until the first day of school? Or can they start working any earlier? Thank you