Well, one of the many common reasons for getting rejected is this, " You have not demonstrated that you are sufficiently well established in your country of residence ". My brother is going to pay his first ITR this month. Will that work or does he need to have a history of paying since for the past 2-3 years. Also, do I have to show a salary slip or a proof of employment of my sponsor?
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I think its better to provide your fathers ITR returns in that case. As said earlier its not clear on what basis they claim our establishment in our homeland. In my case (SPP not Generic), just the regular documents were submitted and not additional like ITRs were submitted and I got the Visa. Same thing applies to many others here. I would say just prove your financial ability and go according to the checklist and you shall get your Visa if your academic background and financial ability is good its easy to get Visa.Mikail86 said:
Well yes it can work. I would not advising going for full sponsorship by someone in Canada. Also you can then submit your brothers ITRs but then your brother will be your sponsor and his financial ability will matter second to your loan. A sufficient loan should be enough to get you a visa given all other requirements are fulfilled and satisfies VO.Mikail86 said:
By full sponsorship you mean that he would be paying my entire fees and cost of living?? If so, then no. I intend to pay my fees on my own and take a loan against an FD which I will open when i reach home to cover my first year living expenses!!! Did i get you right?
Hi,Mikail86 said:
In case you decide to skip educational loan, you may like to go for a full sponsorship and for that you need;
(As per General Visa requirement)
For sponsorship you need;
1. One reference letter (good if it's on official letter head) showing,
- Sponsor occupation
- Relationship to you
- Number of dependent they have!
- Full Contact details.
- One letter from the Sponsor's employer (on a letter head) showing;
1. Employer contact details
2. Business address.
* In case your possible sponsor lives abroad thn you also need;
1. Passport copy with Visa status.
2. SIN number /Identity card, if any.
3. ITR details.
4. Bank statement
For your reference I quote one post of dadakoko, a member who secured visa based on two sponsorship. It's very useful.
"Hi All,
Enfield is it a claim if I have gotten the Visa?
Yes I got the Visa and yes I had sponsors from 2 countries but this is what I did:
a) I made sure I had the $10,000 needed for me the main sponsor and $4,000 for my spouse in my account for about 4 months.
b) I paid 1 year Tuition fees.
c) My Admission letter stated that I would need about $29,000 for 1 year. I therefore made sure I had about $15,000 in addition to the amount in (a) above to make the $29,000.
d) My sponsors sent in their letter of sponsorship as well as 6 months bank statements and other relevant investments documents. They also sent in their Visa status in the respective countries of residence.
In addition to the above of course I added, my SOP and other relevant documents.
Yes you can use sponsors from any where in the world as far as you can prove relationship and ensure the required monies are in your account. That is what I did!"
source : http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/sponser-is-in-uk-will-affect-my-visa-t85064.0.html