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That's odd that they were concerned about your monthly amount, if that's the case. I left out the monthly amount I would receive (there is one, I just didn't include it), but perhaps the officer looking over my documents was a little more lenient. Either way, 41,000 is definitely enough. You...

Hello! I'm a US citizen going to McGill University for my MSc this fall. It took them one day to give me my CAQ when I received my receipt. Here is what I gave as financial proof: - I wrote a cover letter stating the attached documents and highlighted all the important sections in each (I...

Leaving this for anyone who registers around this time in the future: Sent in documents on June 28th Documents arrive on July 7th Receipt of documents on August 2nd Obtained CAQ August 3rd It took a total of 20 business days for my CAQ to arrive. Aaaand off I go to Quebec!

If you want to attend the Universite de Montreal, you will definitely need to speak French fluently. If you're going to Concordia, it'll help when trying to treverse the subways and central downtown area. There is sometimes a section where you can say whether a family member attended the...

Something you don't need to worry about if you're not studying in Quebec. It's basically an additional document you need before applying for a study permit there.

I'm originally from the USA and plan on attending a school in Montreal, so I don't know too many schools in Canada besides the ones I've researched (McGill, UoT, Waterloo, Queens, and UBC). All of those, however, sadly have a minimum requirement of 3.3. The only other ones I noticed while...

Here is my experience with both American and Canadian MS graduate opportunities: There are many, many more graduate options in America due to how over-saturated the system is. You will most likely find one school in America that will accept you, but it won't be a very good one. Most American...

You still have time, but only if you're a citizen of the United States. USA applicants can get their study permits at the boarder and don't need to fill out any online forms for the permits. You still need a CAQ though, but that's it.

Huh...that's actually one of the quickest time frames I've heard of yet. Hopefully the same will happen to us here too~!

Oof sorry to hear. Hope you get your receipt soon! Out of curiosity, did they tell you an estimated time frame that most applicants received their approvals? When I called in early-mid June, they said about 6 weeks.

Hi everyone! I'm getting a little panicked about my CAQ. I accepted my University's offer late May, and sent in my documents early June. However, my package never reached its destination. I checked my tracking number and it never updated, so I assumed it got lost (I also called them, but they...