Need you feedback on below, although irrelevant to the above topic.
As per cic website, the study visa processing time from Pakistan has reached up to 25 weeks, is that true ?
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As per cic website, the study visa processing time from Pakistan has reached up to 25 weeks, is that true ?
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Sir, I am applying for a study permit. Got acceptance letter and scholarship. I need your advice in one area:
1. Study visa required documents: Applying online and here is what the GCKey system give me as the personal checklist.
1. Application Form(s)
Application for Study Permit Made Outside of Canada (IMM1294) (required)
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
1. Passport (required)
2. Letter of Acceptance (required)
3. Proof of Means of Financial Support (required)
4. Digital photo (required)
5. Family Information (IMM5645) (required)
OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS
1. Schedule 1 - Application for a Temporary Resident Visa Made Outside Canada (IMM 5257)
Please advise are sufficient for me to apply for the visa? Or do I need to add any other documents? If yes then please advise where to attach.
Sir, I am applying for a study permit. Got acceptance letter and scholarship. I need your advice in one area:
1. Study visa required documents: Applying online and here is what the GCKey system give me as the personal checklist.
1. Application Form(s)
Application for Study Permit Made Outside of Canada (IMM1294) (required)
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
1. Passport (required)
2. Letter of Acceptance (required)
3. Proof of Means of Financial Support (required)
4. Digital photo (required)
5. Family Information (IMM5645) (required)
OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS
1. Schedule 1 - Application for a Temporary Resident Visa Made Outside Canada (IMM 5257)
Please advise are sufficient for me to apply for the visa? Or do I need to add any other documents? If yes then please advise where to attach.
Even if the VOs are academically sound they treat every application base on immigration merits and not as an academician would treat it academically. With this stated assertion, the VO is going to scrutinize your application based on immigration which your application seems to already be lacking.
The questions are:
1. Why a Graduate certificate after a Bachelor, why not a Masters especially when with a good CGPA
2. Course correlation
3. The prospect and future goal as per the course/program for you/country
4. why Canada, why not your country or somewhere else in offering/wanting to study such course/program
5. Is you a genuine student whose studies is the sole purpose
Answer:
If you is able to convince the VO about the aforementioned concerns, then that got your question answered.
Your question is quite vague. Home ties stretches from Economic to social engagement/activities. If you don't have a job, then you ought to be convincing using your properties, parents, prospect offer employment, membership of a social organization etc.
If you don't declare you have siblings in Canada especially if they bear the same surname with you, then it will make your application seems incredible given to the fact that you didn't disclose a itty bitty of information. On the other hand, you is required to fill in the details both address of all your siblings and attach their birth certificates(this is common amongst Nigeria but don't quite know of other Nationals). So try to be veracious
Sorry to hear about this, but I don't understand when you said "not connected..." did you submit a letter of intent for another program that didn't properly outline with which you were refused?
The thing is the program I chose was business organization and Corporate law but my letter of intent and research was more of corporate governance.
This is a standard requirements for a study permit(it varies from country to country) but if you have any other documents that would clear help your case like the employment letter, leave approval letter, landed properties, SOP, LOE etc., kindly merge together and compress to fit in the 4mb size then upload to the column of "Supporting Documents"
FYI: study permit requirements varies for countries. You can as well get a checklist printed out for your country and use it as a guide to arrange your documents
I figured out when I saw your response to a moniker. Just keep the hope alive and be optimistic
Many thanks for your valued thoughts. I will follow your advice. I am going for an online route. Will attach material in the Client info section as that's the only place where I can attach documents in addition to what required.
Not compulsory but in some circumstances relating to a third party sponsorship, its necessary.
BTW some schools don't demand it whilst some requires just the deposit fee to secure a seat and some others demands either half or full tuition payment
Thanks for your opinion. Actually my sister has, what is called, Confirmation of Permanent Residence (or approved status), so technically she is not a Permanent Resident by definition yet. Legally, she needs to make a "soft landing" in Canada and collect her PR Card in order become a Permanent Resident. Since she has not done that yet, and is still living and working here, I just felt that information might not be be relevant, and perhaps volunteering it might unnecessarily jeopardize my application.
Furthermore, in my application form, I have not been asked if a member of my family has approved status, but rather if I will be accompanying a family member with approved status in Canada, which I won't (as I will be traveling alone). I am also not required to attach a birth certificate for my siblings. Given these facts, do you still think I should mention my sister's status in my Letter of Explanation just to be transparent?