Study Permit was refused

[Melvin Fdez]

Hi everyone,

Someone can help me, please?

My wife and I applied to study permit in 2022/20/01 and our application was refused for the next reasons:

• I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on your personal assets and financial status.
• I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on your family ties in Canada and in your country of residence

I want to know why is the reason for the officer refused our application. Why are these reasons?

Thank you so much for your help.

 

[Naturgrl]

Hi everyone,

Someone can help me, please?

My wife and I applied to study permit in 2022/20/01 and our application was refused for the next reasons:

• I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on your personal assets and financial status.
• I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on your family ties in Canada and in your country of residence

I want to know why is the reason for the officer refused our application. Why are these reasons?

Thank you so much for your help.

So you both applied for study permits? Order GCMS notes. Can't comment because don't know your profile and program? What funds did you show? Do you live in your home country or have family in Canada?

 

[Melvin Fdez]

1-Ella solicitó un permiso de estudio y yo solicité un permiso de trabajo abierto para acompañarla en su viaje a Canadá.
2-Ya hemos solicitado el GCMS, pero todavía no han llegado.
3- Creo que tenemos un perfil bastante fuerte porque cumplimos con los requisitos indicados en el sitio web oficial de Canadá. Tenemos trabajos estables, tenemos historial de viajes e incluso mi esposa ha trabajado legalmente en los Estados Unidos con una visa de trabajo y viaje de verano. Pero lo más importante es que nuestro expediente se basa en que la empresa para la que trabaja mi esposa requiere que estudie internacionalmente por razones de expansión y nos ha proporcionado un patrocinio de 60.000 dólares estadounidenses y además de esto adjuntamos una carta de nuestra cuenta personal en la que indica que tenemos unos $17.000 de nuestro ahorros
s4- Sí, vivimos en la República Dominicana, nuestro país de origen, No tenemos familia en Canadá

 

[Naturgrl]

1-Ella solicitó un permiso de estudio y yo solicité un permiso de trabajo abierto para acompañarla en su viaje a Canadá.
2-Ya hemos solicitado el GCMS, pero todavía no han llegado.
3- Creo que tenemos un perfil bastante fuerte porque cumplimos con los requisitos indicados en el sitio web oficial de Canadá. Tenemos trabajos estables, tenemos historial de viajes e incluso mi esposa ha trabajado legalmente en los Estados Unidos con una visa de trabajo y viaje de verano. Pero lo más importante es que nuestro expediente se basa en que la empresa para la que trabaja mi esposa requiere que estudie internacionalmente por razones de expansión y nos ha proporcionado un patrocinio de 60.000 dólares estadounidenses y además de esto adjuntamos una carta de nuestra cuenta personal en la que indica que tenemos unos $17.000 de nuestro ahorros
s4- Sí, vivimos en la República Dominicana, nuestro país de origen, No tenemos familia en Canadá

Has her company paid the tuition for her program?If not, have them pay for her total tuition. This shows she can afford the program. $17k is the minimum amount for two people so you may want to increase personal funds. How long is the program and what is the program? May want to consider that she applies for only a study permit. This strengthens her ties to her home country as you would remain, and addresses one of your reasons for refusal.

 

[Melvin Fdez]

Has her company paid the tuition for her program?If not, have them pay for her total tuition. This shows she can afford the program. $17k is the minimum amount for two people so you may want to increase personal funds. How long is the program and what is the program? May want to consider that she applies for only a study permit. This strengthens her ties to her home country as you would remain, and addresses one of your reasons for refusal.

The company paid $2,300 to secure their place for the fall semester, however they said they cannot make any more payments until the visa is approved because it would be a loss for them.

The program that she has to attend in Law-Clerk (Co-op), for 2 years in Fanshawe collage, London, Ontario.

 

[Naturgrl]

The company paid $2,300 to secure their place for the fall semester, however they said they cannot make any more payments until the visa is approved because it would be a loss for them.

The program that she has to attend in Law-Clerk (Co-op), for 2 years in Fanshawe collage, London, Ontario.

That is one issue. She is only securing a place. You need to pay the first year tuition. When approved, you can be reimbursed by the company. Funds from the company are irrelevant if they are not paying until permit is approved. So you need to increase your personal funds.

Like I said above, she will have a higher chance of approval if she applies on her own. If you are her only immediate family member, then she doesn’t have ties to her home country.

Also she needs to show why she needs to take a law clerk program in Canada based on Canadian law practices. If company paying for it, there must be a job waiting for her.

 

[Melvin Fdez]

That is one issue. She is only securing a place. You need to pay the first year tuition. When approved, you can be reimbursed by the company. Funds from the company are irrelevant if they are not paying until permit is approved. So you need to increase your personal funds.

Like I said above, she will have a higher chance of approval if she applies on her own. If you are her only immediate family member, then she doesn’t have ties to her home country.

Also she needs to show why she needs to take a law clerk program in Canada based on Canadian law practices. If company paying for it, there must be a job waiting for her.

Is there a way in which I can apply later without having my visa rejected, after being in Canada?

 

[Naturgrl]

Is there a way in which I can apply later without having my visa rejected, after being in Canada?

Not sure what you mean? Do you mean your wife applying for and being approved, and you remain in DR. Later you apply for a visitor visa or work permit? You will still need to show funds and she will want to show that she is full-time with funds too. If she gets a part time, skilled job in NOC A, B or 0 job, you have a higher chance.

 

[Melvin Fdez]

Not sure what you mean? Do you mean your wife applying for and being approved, and you remain in DR. Later you apply for a visitor visa or work permit? You will still need to show funds and she will want to show that she is full-time with funds too. If she gets a part time, skilled job in NOC A, B or 0 job, you have a higher chance.

My wife's father is a man who can no longer work, she and her mother are the only source of income for their family, and in addition to this, she has a brother who is disabled. He also counts on a company paying for his studies so that he can return to the company to work. Isn't that enough of being rooted in the country?

 

[canuck78]

Is there a way in which I can apply later without having my visa rejected, after being in Canada?

Spouses of international students are never guaranteed a permit or visa. Why would a US company pay for her to attend a Canadian law clerk program. The fact that you are living in a 3rd country makes your application weaker. It is much more difficult to prove that you will return to the DR after her studies.

 

[Melvin Fdez]

Spouses of international students are never guaranteed a permit or visa. Why would a US company pay for her to attend a Canadian law clerk program. The fact that you are living in a 3rd country makes your application weaker. It is much more difficult to prove that you will return to the DR after her studies.

No, the company my wife works for is from the Dominican Republic and we are from the same country.

 

[Naturgrl]

My wife's father is a man who can no longer work, she and her mother are the only source of income for their family, and in addition to this, she has a brother who is disabled. He also counts on a company paying for his studies so that he can return to the company to work. Isn't that enough of being rooted in the country?

He also counts on a company paying for his studies so that he can return to the company to work. - Assume you mean she. Does she have a guaranteed letter stating that the company is paying for all the education with a job. Not sure how a Canadian law clerk program based on Canadian law will give her a career advantage. Again, the company funding is not relevant until you pay the tuition and show the funds in your account. She will need to pay the first year tuition (not just ”save a seat”), and then show the funds of at least $10k just for herself.

She should apply on her own as you are her tie to DR.

 

[canuck78]

No, the company my wife works for is from the Dominican Republic and we are from the same country.

My Spanish is no longer that great. When did she work in the US with a work permit? When did she return to the DR. 17k is likely not be enough for you to accompany her to Canada. I still fail to understand why a law firm in the DR needs you wife to attend a Canadian law clerk class? It is based on Canadian laws and procedures. Why can’t she study in the DR?

 

[Melvin Fdez]

He also counts on a company paying for his studies so that he can return to the company to work. - Assume you mean she. Does she have a guaranteed letter stating that the company is paying for all the education with a job. Not sure how a Canadian law clerk program based on Canadian law will give her a career advantage. Again, the company funding is not relevant until you pay the tuition and show the funds in your account. She will need to pay the first year tuition (not just ”save a seat”), and then show the funds of at least $10k just for herself.

She should apply on her own as you are her tie to DR.

Yes, she has a letter indicating that she has her position in the company, however, the reason for studying the legislative part of Canada is because the company has a project to expand internationally and they see Canada as a good country to start said expansion. To do this, they must understand what Canadian law is like in the area in which the company operates and train one of their best employees in that area, it is something that they see as very beneficial for the project that the company has.

 

[Melvin Fdez]

My Spanish is no longer that great. When did she work in the US with a work permit? When did she return to the DR. 17k is likely not be enough for you to accompany her to Canada. I still fail to understand why a law firm in the DR needs you wife to attend a Canadian law clerk class? It is based on Canadian laws and procedures. Why can’t she study in the DR?

Trabajó en los Estados Unidos en 2018 haciendo el trabajo de verano y los viajes.

It is not a law firm, but an investment company, of which she belongs to the company's legal department. And they need her to do that diploma because they want to expand into Canada and they need to understand what Canadian laws are like and what the market is like in Canada.