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OK, well it looks like you have a solid grasp of the situation. Just let me leave you with one bit of advice, if you in any way misrepresent yourself, on purpose or not, you will become inadmissible under the law and will have to wait 6 months to reapply. So I do not recommend trying to make...

I've only found reference to a guideline to show bank statements for the past 4 months. It doesn't mention that these bank statements have to have the total amount in them, just that they are provided. I assume this is because it is used to pass judgement by the officer, so it is not a cut and...

OK, thank you for clarifying the issue. Again, I can only advise you on what the regulations say and that is that you must be able to prove you have the funds for 1 year of full tuition, 10K living, and travel costs. It also mentions that the degree to which you will be scrutinized for proof...

Hello again, I am just looking up the regulations on study permits and the financial component states that applicants must show "1 full year" of tuition. You mentioned that you've paid the first semester. I'm not sure if you mean 1st year? Can you clarify please. in addition to the tuition...

Well from my limited research, the money just needs to be in your name, and accessible. I would be more concerned that your bank account is NZ and not India. They will consider your ties to NZ as part of your application.

Hi, I am looking at some options for you. Give me a bit of time. I believe that the financial bit is pretty straight forward. So long as you can prove money in your name and meet the minimums, you should be ok. Also, what ties to India can you prove? Most applications will be rejected on the...

That's a good plan, but be sure he MUST be enrolled in a DLI in order to qualify as a student. If he stops attending school, or leaves one school and doesn't get into another, he will be violating the conditions of his stay, which will lead to more problems for him in the future.

If it were I, or one of my clients, I would definitely look into challenging that premise. If your brother hasn't paid tuition yet, then I can see why the agent is going after him. Normally the commission to the agent is paid when the university is paid. This is usually bond by the...

Hello manuelmems It is THE most common reason for applications to be refused. Don't feel discouraged or out of luck. So long as you fully intend (truthfully) to go back home after your studies, you have nothing to worry about. You WILL have to prove this though, and that is the tricky part. It...

As far as I can see CIC has no concern about your IELTS so long as your a Temporary Resident (Student on Study Permit). I would guess that each University and Institution would have their own criteria for assessing language. I think the standard is 2 years for a IELTS score to qualify on an...

Could be that the agent is drawing a commission from the University of R. and therefore is trying to swindle ...

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Background Clients may request urgent processing when they submit their application for a PR card to the Case Processing Centre in Sydney (CPC-S) or after it is already in process by contacting the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Call Centre through the IRCC Webform...

BC PNP - https://www.welcomebc.ca/getmedia/14a55c84-1301-4959-8a5d-888785a2ac2a/BC-PNP-Skills-Immigration-and-Express-Entry-BC-Program-Guide.aspx https://www.welcomebc.ca/getmedia/39720579-0f1e-457a-924d-1f3d07301591/BC-PNP-Skills-Immigration-and-Express-Entry-BC-Technical-Guide.aspx ALBERTA...

That is probably the reason you're being declined. The regulations state that temporary visitors, which covers students authorized by study permits, MUST prove they are to support themselves financially and that you fully intend to leave on the end of your permit. Having another PR in Canada...

Well, that's a good question. 1. Finances - you can prove that you have enough money to support yourself 2. Intention to leave - you can prove you intend to leave at the end of the permit. a) Are you currently employed? Could you have your employer write a letter confirming your job on...

What is the purpose of your coming to Canada? Is it to study or to work? My understanding is that SSP is a Study Permit Program. You would be classified as a Temporary Class applicant who intends to study in Canada. Is your employment verification to verify your income? Please expand. Trying to...

The following documents must be provided with a study permit application for both new applications and renewals: Application for Study Permit Made Outside of Canada form [IMM 1294] (overseas) or Application to Change Conditions, Extend my Stay or Remain in Canada as a Student form [IMM 5709]...

219 (1) A study permit shall not be issued to a foreign national unless they have written documentation from the designated learning institution where they intend to study that states that they have been accepted to study there. Marginal note:Exception (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to (a)...

Yes, you definitely should. Also, should you ever be found inadmissible on the grounds the you violated to conditions of your study permit (by working more than 20 hrs. per week) you can appeal and cite R200(3)(e)(i). So long as you can prove 6 months has passed since you breached the...