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five to 10 working days. stamping in spore.

If you didn’t, applying thru GCKey and the new Portal would have been more effective.

Let the OP decide for himself. Is that a crime? Above all, he needs assurance.

I can understand your concern and confusion, especially after losing your wife. Get advice from a lawyer, as I suggested much earlier. The cost is worth your peace of mind. Take care.

And hence the reference to “undertaking” in quotations for want of a better word to frame the OP’s concern that he may be held liable for his sponsorship in one form or another. I get it his letter of invitation is not a legal letter of undertaking, but he’s dealing with someone who could...

Seek legal advice on bringing your “undertaking” to a closure, as much as your “commitment” may carry no weight given that the circumstance or context has changed. You want to be sure for peace of mind.

Access the GSMC notes, even if there’s no intention to reapply. Do note that past and latest audited financials for the business, particularly showing good profits, would be very helpful in addressing the issues on financial means and home ties.

The background checks could have raised some issues.

If you told “Story A” in your first application, then “Story B” in your second soon after the first refusal, you’ll be refused, as doubts and suspicions would have been raised. Sticking to “Story A” on your second attempt, but substantiated with additional details and evidence would have been...

You were refused owing to the inconsistencies in the details and documents provided in your first and second applications - a very common mistake made by reapplicants.

The visa processing system is largely documentary evidence driven, meaning that it can and will penalize genuine cases like your aunt. Additionally, what compounds the above problem for applicants from high risk countries is the much higher burden of documentary proof needed to support an...

Don't jump to your dad’s TRV application just yet. Can't you request your college for an added invitation to your dad, saying that it’s needed for his TRV? Or even a new invitation to replace the current, including your dad as an attendee?

Assuming yours is a well-supported application with no refusal issues, a biometric validation notice and passport request should follow within 24 to 48 hours after you’re ten-printed. A notice for passport collection could take up to five working days, depending on location. That’s generally the...

Merely responding directly to the OP’s question, which I read to mean evidence of self employment as per my list. Over and above that, you’re right in that he/she has to substantiate with other evidence. Cheers.

1. Business registration 2. Latest financial statement 3. Sample of current business transactions 4. Business tax returns 5. Bank statements 6. Others - anything related to your business

Be guided by the refusal reasons, particularly the one on the “legitimate business purpose in Canada.” Since your financial standing was questioned, it would help to authenticate bank statements, title deeds to assets etc to remove the doubts raised.

Happy to be completely wrong. I assumed the OP was from a visa exempt country. My apologies to the OP for the erroneous assumption and the flawed advice.

Since your application is already in the system, you just need to wait for a decision. There’s nothing you can do now The next time, get a better agent to help you.

If you don’t breach the conditions of your study permit, meaning you’re genuinely pursuing the stipulated course, attending classes, passing exams and completing by the end of the stipulated date, there’s no reason why you can’t leave and enter the country freely. Therefore there’s no need to...

Didn’t you attach a scanned copy of your passport in your TRV application? If you have a student permit, why are you applying for a TRV?