GlitteringStar:



You are good to go with the soft copy.

Trueigbo:


Thank you...i want to start the process. What do i need to do first

LausDeo:
Hi people. I had plans to go for my MBA in Canada as a route for migrating. I plan to do that in 2019. However, someone just informed me that my chances are good with EE. My question is, if EE doesn't work, can it affect my chances with the Post Graduate route in any way?

GlitteringStar:




What is your husband's highest qualification?

mosbiod:


How is document gathering going GS??..
Trust you're smashing the process as always. God bless our hustle and crown all the efforts with success.

boombabe:

Masters degree,one year masters degree program

KayVann:
Dear Nairaland family,
Silent reader in the house, I just thought to share my story as I have been so inspired by the posts on this forum. My Canadian journey started in 2015 when I wanted to further my education, 3 times my study permit was declined because of the most ridiculous reasons. I started pursing express entry actively in 2016, wrote IELTS 4 times, has great scores but my writing kept reading 6.5. After my 4th attempt, I requested for a remark in which my writing score was reviewed to a 7, with that, I was able to secure ITA.
Below is my timeline
ITA 7th August
AOR 24th August
Medicals passed 3rd September
IP 1 3rd September
Na2. 9th September
Adr 6th December
Ip2 6th December
Adr submitted 14th December
PPR 12th January.
Family of 4.

My application was not perfect but God covered it, I used a fixed deposit and I applied as a business owner (partnership to be precise). I had to show proof of business with proof of work done, receipts, pictures and written notes from clients, I turned in our company account bank statement as well. The Adr was for me to provide tax clearance certificates for the companies. This is just to say, self employed have no issues with express entry as long as you can prove the legitimacy of your business.
It's been a long and excruciating journey but God gave me the grace to sail through with losing my elements, I am extremely grateful to the Almighty God.
Never give up on your dreams, with God all things are possible and he makes all things beautiful in his time. Thank you all for the information freely shared on this forum, may God reward you all with your hearts desire.

DadR:




Yes, am aware I would need a soft copy and copies of the credentials I evaluated. I have a soft copy (PDF) which WES sent to me but the hardcopy (which I believe is more detailed) was delivered to the US. So my question is, is the soft copy I have sufficient to get PPR.

Thanks

cc: @newwunmi0615, glitteringstars, other gurus in d house

olajide21:


You don't need to be an MNIA or ARCON member to live your dream in Canada. Infact, begin to think of getting yourself accredited by CACB and research on your province of intent.

CanadianEnginee:
It would be better for you to get a dollar Mastercard from GTB. Annual maintenance fee and charges is $38. You can get dollars at cheaper rates from the mallams to fund your dollar account. No charges for online transactions . BTW, dollar rate from aboki is 363 (c$290), gtb would charge you (c$ 300) . Access bank charged my colleague 298 naira to a cad$.

If you can get the dollar Mastercard, it would be better for you because you may use it for your flight payment.

Newmum0615

talltosyne:


Thanks. We want to go through PNP, and most province requires u having a license before u can be nominated. Age is not favouring my husband who is expected to be d principal.

I just used the CRS calculator now, my hubby as d PA, I got 391, while with me as D PA, I got 444. And my profession is not regulated. I think I ll apply and I ll be d PA.

Pls can we use my hubby Statement of Account?

Cc Newmum0615

olajide21:

There are some ways round it.
1. Have your hubby transfer the money to you since you are yet to get ITA (I guess). Let the money sit in your account for 6 months and you are good to go.

Cherokee:
One with an ND, HND & PGD. Please, which of the combination should he evaluate? Thanks.

olajide21:

There are some ways round it.
1. Have your hubby transfer the money to you since you are yet to get ITA (I guess). Let the money sit in your account for 6 months and you are good to go.

Newmum0615:
Thanks. I am quite scared of GTB and their charges. I will make enquiries next week from both banks.

Sugaro:
I don't think they have to wait for 6months, the husband can write an LOE in favor of the transfer,besides Cic Says the money can be in either of the spouse account but shd be accessible to the PA, .

ken1982:
pls any gateways for nurses?

ODBae:
(Hello Boldinic, thanks for this information. I need a little clarification on this. I am the PA, but plan to use a letter from hubby's cooperative as part of our POF. Is this allowed)



Hi DadR... The letter was very plain and simple. It just stated that she was a member of the society and also the exact amount of money she had... That's all.

Only the letter was submitted along side her personal statement of account which did not have much... no statement of deposit to cooperative was submitted.

They were not contacted by IRCC to the best of knowledge...

Hope this helps.

Newmum0615:
You don't need hard copy for anything. There is no difference between the soft copy and hard copy. They just scanned the hard copy to you .

talltosyne:


Thanks. We want to go through PNP, and most province requires u having a license before u can be nominated. Age is not favouring my husband who is expected to be d principal.

I just used the CRS calculator now, my hubby as d PA, I got 391, while with me as D PA, I got 444. And my profession is not regulated. I think I ll apply and I ll be d PA.

Pls can we use my hubby Statement of Account?

Cc Newmum0615

ENGRDUDU89:
Hello friends,
Can someone help me with this, I want to use the money from my cooperative society as my POF and also submit my six months bank account statement with it.Is it okay? Do I need to add any other information or documents?
I need your suggestions guys
Thank you

talltosyne:


Thanks so much for d prompt response.

GlitteringStar:



Follow the steps below:

Step 1: Convert your IELTS scores to the equivalent CLB Level (Check attached to convert).

Step 2: Calculate the points for each CLB Level.

Step 3: Add up the points.


Using your score as an example, the equivalent CLB Level for S 6.5, L 6.5, R 8.5, W 7 is CLB 8, CLB 7, CLB 10 and CLB 9 respectively. Next, calculate the points for each (5, 4, 6 and 6) and add up which will give 21 points.


https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/become-candidate/eligibility/language-requirements/language-testing.html

Amakyzuu:


Yes, they made provisions in my venue in PH...