Highlyfavoured3:


@damkollins, thank you
This my sound silly but please help. I could see that I can put the date before printing. Can I put the date before printing and then sign afterwards.

Highlyfavoured3:


@damkollins, thank you
This my sound silly but please help. I could see that I can put the date before printing. Can I put the date before printing and then sign afterwards.

Highlyfavoured3:
Please house, I need help with the following questions:
1. For forms in which I require extra sheet for, can I just create a word document, type the required information and attach it to the form?
2. Am I supposed to obtain a ‘proof of full custody for children under 18 and proof that the child may be removed from the jurisdiction of the court’ for my biological child as stated in number 17 of the documents checklist?
3. If yes, can this be an affidavit and who should sign it?
Thanks house, this is urgent, please.

princessayinke:
I am filling the forms as well and instructions state that if the space ia not enough to fill in your details to you xan use a sheet of paper and attach it to the form. My question is about proof of funds. Pls how much in naira do I need as a single applicant. Does it matter if someone puts a large sum in my account before I print my statement.

princessayinke:
Please how do I calculate how much funds I have in Canadian Dollar ooooo. I am having a tough time filling the forms. Is it ok to print out the forms and fill with black pen or is it compulsory I fill it online. When filling the generic form do I remove the dependant page since I don't have a dependent. The back ground declaration form I dont have enoufh space to fill my personal history and activity as the columns are too small. Can I leave it blank and add a sheet where I typed my full details. Help me please

zeelo2014:

Yes. Just as i did.

damkollins:

[b]1.Perfect .....put all your details on the additional sheet,sign and date it.
2.Yes....an affidavit in conjunction with " Separation Declaration for Minors Travelling to Canada (IMM 5604) (PDF, 29.12 KB)"
3.An affidavit and the form indicated above to be signed by the other parent (dad or mum) of the child in question .
Please note that answers to 2 and 3 above are strictly based on my assumption that the principal applicant is a single parent traveling with a child or more.
The affidavit is optional but i strictly advice it but the " Separation Declaration for Minors Travelling to Canada (IMM 5604) (PDF, 29.12 KB)" is a must with the full details of the unaccompanying parent with passport photograph and passport biodata page.
If you're legally married ,even if your spouse is not accompanying you,you do not need to follow my responses to questions 2 and 3.......you only need to state the reason for not accompanying in the generic form and also include " Separation Declaration for Minors Travelling to Canada (IMM 5604) (PDF, 29.12 KB)" to be on a safe side of caution.
Cheers.[/b]

Highlyfavoured3:

@damkollins thanks, but i ended up getting confused with your response. Let me put this additional information for more clarity. I am legally married and would be travelling with my spouse and child. Please can i get a more specific answer. thanks

This was why i said my responses to questions 2 and 3 were based on assumptions that you're a single parent.
You actually made the questions complicated
If you're legally married and going with your spouse.......no need of any affidavit or the form i made mentioned of.
You do not need them ......please disregard your questions 2 and 3.....and also my responses to them.......its an uncalled for questions.
Cheers.

damkollins:

This was why i said my responses to questions 2 and 3 were based on assumptions that you're a single parent.
You actually made the questions complicated
If you're legally married and going with your spouse.......no need of any affidavit or the form i made mentioned of.
You do not need them ......please disregard your questions 2 and 3.....and also my responses to them.......its an uncalled for questions.
Cheers.

princessayinke:
please again ooo. in the generic application form they asked how many years of education in total. in the back ground declaration form they asked how many years of elemetary, secondary and university. for people like me that did not pass waec in one sitting and had to register waec as an external candidate in another secondary school for one year, do i need to fill the two secondary schools. by the time i caculated my years of education i counted 18years, sounds to long abi

Highlyfavoured3:


Sorry if it is an uncalled for question. I wanted clarification. If you look at the document checklist number 17, there was no phrase to explain which 'children'- adopted, bioogical ....is being referred to in bullet point 3. You can crosscheck. Thanks

damkollins:

Like i said ,this clause does not refer to legally married couples .
In your case ,your baby's birth certificate showing the parents is all you need.
No need of any proof or adoption papers.....your biological child will never be under the court's jurisdiction and you don't need any proof of custody to be shown for your biological child other than you been the biological parents .
This like i said,refers to adopted children.
You do not need any of these .
Cheers.

seunlovesa:
Fellow peeps submitting this week please recheck the dates on your forms.


The FEE PAYMENT FORM had been updated. It was marked " Aug. 2014 " last week. It is now bearing " NOv. 2014".


Cheers

Highlyfavoured3:
Can I use a church marriage certificate for this application, or must it be a court marriage certificate?

unibadan:
Hello my good people,
A friend of mine would like to evaluate her credentials using WES. She has MBA and BSc. From the experience of those that have used WES, can WES evaluate her MBA without her BSc transcript/certificate. Reason being that it can take several ages to get her BSc transcript here in naiaj.
Thanks.

scrollmeout:

I downloaded my forms in November, funny thing is i sent my app on the 5th of December using the August form.
I didn't notice any changes in the form by the way.

damkollins:

This is no issue...
You are good to go.
Cheers.

damkollins:

She can evaluate only the MBA....Not much of a need to evaluate Bsc because they will get to know that she has bsc without even evaluating because the Bsc is meant to be a pre-requisite admission requirement for the MBA.
Cheers.

damkollins:

Court/Registry certificate oooooooo.
If you do it in a church Licensed to do wedding,you can get the authority letter given to them by the government an submit it along with your church wedding certificate.
Cheers

unibadan:


@damkollins

Thank you. Did you make use of WES?

Because, in the WES online application whats been asked for is to input all post-secondary education which she filled in her BSc and MBA. In turn, the document for evaluation listed her BSc and MBA.

What you are saying is that she should not include her BSc documents when she is sending her documents to WES since she cant get her BSc transcript from her institution at the moment.

What will be the implication she does not include the BSc documents.

thanks.

Highlyfavoured3:

Can I send u a PM, info pls

damkollins:

No issues.
Cheers.

Highlyfavoured3:

Don't know how to go about that, info pls

damkollins:

Like I said,You are not obligated to evaluate all your degree certificates....only the highest is okay to be evaluated.
This well said does not say you should not evaluate the lower degree certificates(even you can decide to do your WAEC evaluation)...its actually your choice so far you have time on your side.
Its your choice actually but If I were boxed up in an office,its actually a waste of time to the evaluation of the lower degree certificates.
Cheers