want to change level of study from diploma to certificate.

[superman2012]

am planning to change my level of study frm diploma to certificate. do I need to notify the CIC regarding the changes of my level of study? how?

 

[gsohi2011]

If within same college, no need to inform. If another college have to notify cic.

 

[camani]

If within same college, no need to inform. If another college have to notify cic.

Hi there , can one change from Diploma course to Degree just after getting Visa , either same school or different school.

 

[superman2012]

If within same college, no need to inform. If another college have to notify cic.

hi. yeah I'm planning to change just the level of study. really? are you sure that I don't need to notify the CIC? how? 'coz I'm currently enrolled to 2 year program and my visa is valid for two years and I will be changing my program to one year so if I will not notify the CIC how can they change the condition of my permit then?

 

[superman2012]

anyone guys??

 

[mead]

If you are thinking about changing your institution or your program, you need to make sure that you meet the conditions of your study permit on an ongoing basis. This includes the requirements to be enrolled at a designated learning institution (DLI) and to be actively pursuing your studies while you are in Canada.
"Changing institution at the post-secondary level

If you applied for a study permit to attend a post-secondary institution after June 1, 2014, you must notify Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) via your MyCIC account every time you change institutions. You are not required to apply for a new study permit when changing institutions that are at the same level of study (e.g., from a college to a university).

For example, you must notify CIC if you submit a letter of acceptance from the University of Ottawa when you apply for your study permit but then transfer to Carleton University once you arrive in Canada.

You are not required to notify CIC when you change institution if:

you applied for a study permit prior to June 1, 2014;
you were issued a study permit to attend an institution at the primary or secondary level; or
you obtained a study permit as the family member of a study or work permit holder (i.e., you were not required to submit a letter of acceptance when applying for a study permit)."

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-changes.asp

 

[waleedrafiq]

If you are thinking about changing your institution or your program, you need to make sure that you meet the conditions of your study permit on an ongoing basis. This includes the requirements to be enrolled at a designated learning institution (DLI) and to be actively pursuing your studies while you are in Canada.
"Changing institution at the post-secondary level

If you applied for a study permit to attend a post-secondary institution after June 1, 2014, you must notify Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) via your MyCIC account every time you change institutions. You are not required to apply for a new study permit when changing institutions that are at the same level of study (e.g., from a college to a university).

For example, you must notify CIC if you submit a letter of acceptance from the University of Ottawa when you apply for your study permit but then transfer to Carleton University once you arrive in Canada.

You are not required to notify CIC when you change institution if:

you applied for a study permit prior to June 1, 2014;
you were issued a study permit to attend an institution at the primary or secondary level; or
you obtained a study permit as the family member of a study or work permit holder (i.e., you were not required to submit a letter of acceptance when applying for a study permit)."

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-changes.asp

Does this also apply for paper based applicant because when becouse cic call agent is saying that you are not required to notify cic.