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If the income is "khub e kom", how can you expect it to sponsor your studies? It does not matter whether it is very high or very low as long as it makes sense. Say your father is claiming to sponsor you, then he has to have enough income to cover his own costs and then your costs.

Master of Engineering is the level of study. Master of Engineering, [Subject] is the complete program of study.

Yeah experience letter is more like a recommendation letter so it's alright however your company wishes to write it. If you are applying in Bangladesh, then the file will be sent to Singapore, so the header will be like: Date High Commission of Canada in Singapore, Singapore RE: Experience...

My bad :(

why don't you go for a test before the visa medical? They will take the blood, who knows exactly what they do with it :P

No he needs the acceptance letter. @glider Ask them to send you a scanned copy. They sent one to me when I asked. And apply for visa with that. They will send the original by mail. Congratulations.

If you are a bonafide international student, it won't matter that your husband is there. You prove yourself bonafide when you have good academic records, going to a good institute and enough funds.

No, not since last applied. I asked when you applied last time, say in january this year, how long was your experience then? Anyway, I thought about this and this is what I feel. You have two options: 1. TO HIDE IT This is less complicated but just for the time being. For all your future...

Buddy don't jump on to conclusions so fast. People have different types of problems. ::)

Did they assign you an UCI number last time? And how much was your experience till the date you applied last time?

@ theratulz You need to show them the amount you need for the first year according to the CIC website. And secondly, you need to show them a constant reliable source of income. They need to know that you will not have to work in Canada to pay your costs. You should consult some seniors in this...

That was funny :P

I understand. My suggestion would be to write two different letters. One your SOP or the so called study plan. Explain your career goals, why you chose that college and all. Write another letter explaining your financial matters. Your english is good, hence if you are honest (because honesty is...

@ theratulz Whoever suggested you to show as much asset as you can, is wrong. That at the very first would give a wrong idea. Given your financial documents are authentic, and no confusion about a continuous income, it's all fine. And I asked for your academic profile like KU GPA HSC and SSC...

@ theratulz Let me know your academic profile. The documents you mentioned are alright (bank statements+letter of employment and etc).. but remember it will be best to show tax assessments for you and your parents. Also make an affidavit stating you are self-employed and received money from...

rehabc, didn't you provide any tax documents? I think it is all centering around your financial matters. The amount of money is more than enough, but you need to prove that those are legal money. And I really think you should apply for CAIPS.

;D The thing is among all the universities I applied to McMaster was the least responsive. In fact no response at all. At least from other unis i got emails from professors and you know i felt like okay someone cares that i applied. ;D