Reasonabledoubt:



Hi, please how long from the day of submission, did it take them to process your OINP application?

katyamizotta:


Over 8 months

successhungry:
Hi, everyone. Please,I need help. My Wes verification was sent to Wes by the UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN over a month ago. My status still reads "on hold"/waiting to receive two documents from institution. I got worried and mailed Wes. I got the response attached below. Please,does this mean Wes has received and is working on my verified documents? Please,I need a quick response and advice. Thanks

katyamizotta:

To you Lord Jesus be all the glory!

OINP PNP
AOR: 1st October 2017
Med passed: 9th sept 2017
ADR: Nov 24th 2017 :husband's consent to allow child move with mother until he joins later.
IP2: February 28th 2018. Mass movement from glitch
Sent mail requesting update in April 2018
ADR; May 9th 2018 (proof of employment requested again. Bank statement uploaded)
GCMS notes received June 11th
Still needs proof of employment
Uploaded payslips in addition to bank statements yesterday with LOE
PPR today June 14th 2018

segzy14:
[s]Please is it fine for a school to respond to email only from wes?[/s]
Can the response to wes verification be done via email only?

successhungry:
Hi, everyone. Please,I need help. My Wes verification was sent to Wes by the UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN over a month ago. My status still reads "on hold"/waiting to receive two documents from institution. I got worried and mailed Wes. I got the response attached below. Please,does this mean Wes has received and is working on my verified documents? Please,I need a quick response and advice. Thanks

fizzile:
You can reach them via twitter, it is faster.

segzy14:


I meant wes verification from school.
Can wes verification from the school be done by email only?

fizzile:
depends on the school though. It can be done via post too.

katyamizotta:


Over 8 months

4Barr:

Lol...the language of the law

katyamizotta:

To you Lord Jesus be all the glory!

OINP PNP
AOR: 1st October 2017
Med passed: 9th sept 2017
ADR: Nov 24th 2017 :husband's consent to allow child move with mother until he joins later.
IP2: February 28th 2018. Mass movement from glitch
Sent mail requesting update in April 2018
ADR; May 9th 2018 (proof of employment requested again. Bank statement uploaded)
GCMS notes received June 11th
Still needs proof of employment
Uploaded payslips in addition to bank statements yesterday with LOE
PPR today June 14th 2018

At some point I Lost faith and had to start praying and reading books on faith to build mine up. God is the rewarder of our faith.
And thanks so much to one stubborn sister who refused to allow me give up.

katyamizotta:


Over 8 months

Newmum0615:
@princesschuks i don't think it is your IELTS result that is the issue. Your NOC 6551 falls under NOC C. I guess that's the issue. Try using your 6235 to create the profile. It should work.

fizzile:
Hey guys, got a few questions which i will need some info on as i have started completing the form:

1. Can BSc and my PGD be added under personal history?
2. What and what can be added to the personal history?
3. What activity does NYSC fall under? Is it Government or employed? Can it be added to personal history too?
4. Where can i find the application "checklist"?
5. Lastly, at what point will i find where to upload necessary documents.

cc: smslive5, tojued, newmum0615

Medal007:
You Don start abi

ifeoluwakintan:
My husband got his passport in Alausa within 2 days.
If you can pay more than the basic fee. You will receive it sharply.

Bubuyaya2015:
Hi All,

I am new on this forum but have been silently reading from the first page. I am applying via CEC inland stream,

I am a bit confused on how to answer this question " have you ever been married or been in a common law relationship?"
Background-
I came to Canada as a student. I was married traditionally under customary law in my country. I was never married legally in the registry or in the church. No change of name. No marriage certificate to present. As at the time I was applying for my study permit, I mentioned being traditionally married. Under customary law, a dowry or bride price is paid. In 2015, the bride price was returned to my ex. Under the law, once its returned, the relationship is dissolved. There is no divorce certificate to be issued just a letter and affidavit from my father to the man's father acknowledging return of bride price and dissolution of the customary marriage.
Since I came to Canada I have been applying as single.
I am now applying for my PR under a single status.


My confusion-
Should I answer yes to this question " have you ever been married or been in a common law relationship?" and then in the LOE explain that it was a traditional marriage including the dissolution letter from my dad?

Should I answer No and also explain in the LOE that I was traditionally married but chose to answer NO because there is no marriage certificate or even a divorce certificate but also include the dissolution letter from my dad. The traditional marriage was never registered in a customary court or anywhere.

AyeMayBe:
Also to make sure that the placeholder for UK PCC doesn't pop up, I think you should try inputting Nigeria (or wherever you were as at the period of masters) as place of study instead of UK. Then further explain in your LOE.

smslive2:
ACCA Letter of Equivalence

Also page 8 of this document

Newbeecey:
Yeah, i tried this later but the placeholder pop-up for UK still remained there, I even uploaded my naij PCC there in error and cant seem to remove it as I am required to replace it with another document. Dont know what I will do about that yet

Bubuyaya2015:
Hi All,

I am new on this forum but have been silently reading from the first page. I am applying via CEC inland stream,

I am a bit confused on how to answer this question " have you ever been married or been in a common law relationship?"
Background-
I came to Canada as a student. I was married traditionally under customary law in my country. I was never married legally in the registry or in the church. No change of name. No marriage certificate to present. As at the time I was applying for my study permit, I mentioned being traditionally married. Under customary law, a dowry or bride price is paid. In 2015, the bride price was returned to my ex. Under the law, once its returned, the relationship is dissolved. There is no divorce certificate to be issued just a letter and affidavit from my father to the man's father acknowledging return of bride price and dissolution of the customary marriage.
Since I came to Canada I have been applying as single.
I am now applying for my PR under a single status.


My confusion-
Should I answer yes to this question " have you ever been married or been in a common law relationship?" and then in the LOE explain that it was a traditional marriage including the dissolution letter from my dad?

Should I answer No and also explain in the LOE that I was traditionally married but chose to answer NO because there is no marriage certificate or even a divorce certificate but also include the dissolution letter from my dad. The traditional marriage was never registered in a customary court or anywhere.

smslive2:
Where did he keep his 2 or more certificates??

Anyways... Cisco Networking and Comptia A+ and installation does not fly, it can only crawl and that would not give him any point because it wont be evaluated.

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Reading 9.0
Listening 9.0
Writing 7.0
Speaking 7.][quote]

successhungry:
[b][/b]. Here’s my result
Reading 9.0
Listening 9.0
Writing 7.0
Speaking 7.]

Congratulations. Pls dd u write with IDP or BC?