TRV Rejected
- Thread starter zairakim
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Raj2014
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- Sep 13, 2014
- 18
- Visa Office......
- Ottawa
- NOC Code......
- 2241
- App. Filed.......
- 18-01-2014
- Doc's Request.
- NA
- Nomination.....
- 12-12-2014
- AOR Received.
- 04-05-2015
- IELTS Request
- NA
- File Transfer...
- NA
- Med's Request
- May 9 2014
- Med's Done....
- May 23 2014 / IP Sep 2 2015 / DM Sep 18 2015
- Interview........
- NO
- Passport Req..
- Oct 10 2015
- VISA ISSUED...
- Nov 11 2015
- LANDED..........
- Dec 15 2015 / Already in Canada Since 2010 as Student & Worker ...Now PR
When and where did you apply ?zairakim said:My TRV got rejected yesterday for the following reasons: current employment situation; personal and financial assets. Can anyone help me where to go from here?
Which kind of documents did you provided ?
Please answer above question, which will help me to give you appropiate answer
I applied last March 13, 2013 and had the decision yesterday. I am from Philippines. I applied through online application, I have provided all the documents they asked me plus other documents like bank statements, PR card, birth certificates of the one who is sponsoring me.
You still haven't provided enough information for anyone to give you any real feedback.
Who is the PR who is sponsoring you? How long was your visit for? Excatly what proof did you provide to show ties to your home country?
You need to provide a lot more details if you want help.
Who is the PR who is sponsoring you? How long was your visit for? Excatly what proof did you provide to show ties to your home country?
You need to provide a lot more details if you want help.
Hey OP, like the others said we need more info to be able to help you.. But as a general rule, this is what's most important in your application: proof of ties back home! They need to be satisfied that you won't stay in Canada illegally. How do you prove that?
1.A letter from your employer saying how long you've worked there and that you will continue employment there when you get get back.
2.Property ownership documents (house, land etc). If you do not own property, maybe a lease with your current landlord
3. If you are a student and will be continuing studies when you get back home, show your class schedule or enrolment papers from school
4. Proof of all your family back home, this one is a bit harder to prove but you can explain in your letter of intention that your family is really important to you etc. Maybe one of them can write a letter of support?
As for the fiances part, you definitely don't need to be a millionaire to be approved, but show you have enough funds for your trip. Make a budget of what you expect your expenses to be while you are in Canada and submit that. If someone else will be supporting you, they need to provide their financial information as well...
I hope this helps...
1.A letter from your employer saying how long you've worked there and that you will continue employment there when you get get back.
2.Property ownership documents (house, land etc). If you do not own property, maybe a lease with your current landlord
3. If you are a student and will be continuing studies when you get back home, show your class schedule or enrolment papers from school
4. Proof of all your family back home, this one is a bit harder to prove but you can explain in your letter of intention that your family is really important to you etc. Maybe one of them can write a letter of support?
As for the fiances part, you definitely don't need to be a millionaire to be approved, but show you have enough funds for your trip. Make a budget of what you expect your expenses to be while you are in Canada and submit that. If someone else will be supporting you, they need to provide their financial information as well...
I hope this helps...