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Nobody can say except the visa officer. He/she is the only one who can tell. Also, if you have cleared those backlogs, I don't see why that would be a problem since you have the degree now.

The second year program has to be at undergrad level as well and they both should be from a recognized college/university that is eligible for a PGWP. Stick with the government colleges/universities and you should be fine. I got my work permit like this as well. I did a certificate in arts and a...

My friend, J5M is right, you have submitted a lot of useless stuff which might the reason for the refusal. Also, when they say funding, they refer to the liquid flow you have available at this point of time. The guaranteed money that you might or might not get in the future does not count...

First of all, you need to find a university of college that has the program that you are trying to get into. Also, nobody here on this forum or any other forum can tell you for sure if the backlogs are going to have an affect on your admission prospects. You need to find a program and then apply...

Apply for the visa in Canada and then leave for China. Applying for a visa there could take a lot more time. It is safer for you to do it in Canada and then you can visit your family with complete peace of mind. Good luck!

They want to see strong ties with your home country and when they say ties, they not only refer to your family but also other engagements like job, studies or a business. basically anything that would require you to come back after the stay. Also, if you haven't applied for your PR through...

Hey everyone Anyone landed in Canada yet? If yes, how did the landing process go? Did it take much time at the entry? what kind of questions did they ask? Any info is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I haven't seen that yet. However, can't say with a 100 percent certainty. Perhaps other people can pitch in. I personally don't think that ever happens. With outland applications, the file is always sent to NDVO after they are done in Mississauga.

There are plenty applicants from June/July 2015 who are waiting my friend. A lot of 2016 applicants are lucky that the processing is going this fast. I am sure you will be hearing something very soon. Nobody seems understand the criteria that CIC employs. However, we can be happy that it's...

Congrats bud. Yes, that's very normal. You should be getting the ppr any day now.

It shouldn't be a problem. They usually give you a few months. It's probably going to be till December at least.

You need to pay for Sponsoring a spouse and the Right to PR fees. A total of $1040. Kindly make sure you are paying for the right stuff before going ahead with the payment.

It's the application fees and Right to Permanent Residence fees. Yes, pay both of these and print out the payment receipt and send it with the application package. I think the total should come to $1040. If that's not the case, you are missing something. Good luck!

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Hi bud, Congrats to you guys! My wife also submitted her passport at Jalandhar VFS. Now, I am wondering if you picked up the passport from BlueDart or did they deliver it? I am a little confused on that part. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. :)

So I talked to the accounts dept at MUN and the lady told me that you would need to register before you pay the fees. If not that, the only way is to wire them the money by using following details: Name of Payee: MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND Account number: You student number Make sure...

Thanks for explaining that. If I had known that's the problem, I would not have made you write the essay. Then again, you never provided all that information. Anyhow, your post did bring a genuine smile on my face. It's good to know it's not another non-researching slob on the other side. If I...

Hi Kulbir, just wondering, which VFS branch did you submit your passport at?

i would agree with Kunal on this one. First of all, your prior study is all engineering so why the switch. Secondly, you already have a masters diploma, why the second one. You should either look to come to Canada through a different route and if you want to come here as a student, I suggest you...

If you're a student, a letter from your university or college confirming that you are a student their would help. If you have a part-time job, talk about that. Talk about family and talk about any other business or anything at all that would require you to come back. Good luck!!