Canadianfly:


Hahahaha this is some wickedness. Lmao.

It reminds me of my single days in the obodo oyibo some years ago, a guy out of town will be toasting a babe, and she agrees to go visit the bobo. He'll book the flight ticket and send her the itinerary. Babes will be happy and excited and start falling in love and sending pics. Travel day arrives, babe gets to the airport to board plane, the flight people will just jejely tell her the plane ticket is invalid. She calls the bros on phone, and he'll tell her he doesn't know who tha heck she is. Babe is utterly embarassed and carries her kaya home. Those were the days lol

sleekchic:


*whispering* @uzoreen even this Lam--zee sef that replied your message i went to check, how come this is his first post on this thread? *runs-to-hide*

Kontagious:
The post Mummytutu quoted and said was wrong is in fact correct, you can’t be married and claim single – that was what Mcstan18 responded to saying it’s misrepresentation. Sleekchic noted this but guess you mixed the posts.

If you check his other response you’re talking about, He is very much correct. The other poster said you can claim point as a single applicant by selecting married but spouse not accompanying. Please read the post very well and then check his response. The poster however corrected the intent of that particular post in his response. Clear the words were not put rightly in the first post.

Sure Mcstan18 can defend himself though.

Sezbaby:
Was told to explain a transaction on my savings account. There was a significant transfer (own account transfer) from current to savings. We sold USD and the BDC gave us cash which was credited to current and then moved to POF savings

Julie2018:
Please what’s the naira equivalent for 1040 CAD?

canadianxmas:
Guys please don't be angry for the long post but this are trying times for me as well as "matters of the heart" concerning me and IELTS and they said "a problem shared is a problem solved"

I keep getting 7.5 on listening and 6.5 on reading even though I read/practice/prepare as if I'm going for MBBS exam. My practice score for both listening and reading are most often within the range of 38- 40 but "I still dey gbagaun for the actual test " dunno y

Here is list of things I think might I be doing wrong when it comes it to the listening section:
i. I write all my ans in caps.
ii. I go back to correct the tenses and more often change from singular to plural and vice versa as the sentence required.
iii. In the last test I took; the question required you answers be written in two words and a number; the speaker called out a date of birth as "22nd the 7th 1985" and I wrote "twenty-second July 1985" was I correct? cos i'm thinking this contributed to my downfall and wouldn't want to fail such a question ever in my life.

In reading, I knew my weakness was T/F/NG; Y/N/NG and matching heading so I took out time to practice question on this alone until I started acing it consistently yet "I still enter 6.5 bus" aside this I can't point a finger to what could be wrong with the reading section.

I planned on taking the next available test as "e dey hot" but on reading canadianfly's write up, I had to take a second guess cos she really made a good point; but my problem could not be practice as I invest good time in it.

Lastly, could it be BC

ottawaboi:
Happy Sunday guys, please how do I present previous rejection. I had been rejected a study Canadian visa before, do I attach the rejection letter in my application or just mention it in the LOE, I don't want any form of misrepresentation to occur.

titiclassy:


As in.. ehnnnn. I am tired of waiting for NASU to resume. My school-OAU has backlogs of Transcript to process. I dont know when they will reach me o.

Loffloff:
Good day canny family.. Please my husband has two accounts.. He has been moving funds from one account to the other.. Like from first bank to uba.. From UBA he will then transfer the funds to my account to which I will fix as soon as the POF is complete since I am the primary applicant.. Now I am going to use his bank statement plus LOE to explain the money he sent to me.
My question is won't the transfer from first bank to UBA raise a red flag? Since they are a bit frequent and the narration says self? What better way can we explain this ?please help a sister biko

sleekchic:


*whispering* @uzoreen even this Lam--zee sef that replied your message i went to check, how come this is his first post on this thread? *runs-to-hide*

mzjennypher:
Good day house, pls can i do a fixed deposit with a gift deed? and how long should the money stay before i fix it?

HTC2017:
Assuming you have access to a Nigerian bank's USD denominated card:

- 1040CAD = 835USD approx
- Buy dollar from aboki @364 as at today and load your card. That's about 303,940NGN.
- For buffer, you can buy 850USD from aboki, ie. 309,400NGN
-Final answer = 309,400NGN approx as at today.

chiobich:
Top of the day to everyone. I have a peculiar question that needs your answers please.

My mother in-law is a US citizen and she had previously filed a green card application for my husband and siblings under the "unmarried children of US citizens" category. While this application was awaiting approval, hubby and I got married and when they finally invited him and his siblings to make a formal application and attend an interview, he stated that he was now married on his forms. So while his siblings got invited for an interview and subsequently received immigrant visas, his own was stepped down to go back into the "pool" under the "Married children of US citizens" category.

My question now is: While filling out the Schedule A form, I indicated that hubby has a previous UK visa refusal, ticked yes under the applicable section and also gave details of the refusal however, do I need to also provide details of the green card application as i explained above? Is it necessary? It wasn't really a refusal, just stepped down to be reconsidered under a new category.

Kindly help so that they dont say I misrepresented information. Thanks.

Julie2018:
Hello all,

I tried making my payment but it declined and now I can’t process the payment again.

Does anyone know what I can do please?

Kontagious:
The post Mummytutu quoted and said was wrong is in fact correct, you can’t be married and claim single – that was what Mcstan18 responded to saying it’s misrepresentation. Sleekchic noted this but guess you mixed the posts.

If you check his other response you’re talking about, He is very much correct. The other poster said you can claim point as a single applicant by selecting married but spouse not accompanying. Please read the post very well and then check his response. The poster however corrected the intent of that particular post in his response. Clear the words were not put rightly in the first post.

Sure Mcstan18 can defend himself though.

wholesomegrace:


thank you sir/ma

Kontagious:
Yes you can do a FD, but be sure to include your gift deed in your POF. There's no particular period to hold the money before fixing. If you fix before printing your statement, add the FD certificate to your POF. If you fix after printing statement, you may choose not include the FD certificate in your POF.

canadianxmas:
Guys please don't be angry for the long post but this are trying times for me as well as "matters of the heart" concerning me and IELTS and they said "a problem shared is a problem solved"

I keep getting 7.5 on listening and 6.5 on reading even though I read/practice/prepare as if I'm going for MBBS exam. My practice score for both listening and reading are most often within the range of 38- 40 but "I still dey gbagaun for the actual test " dunno y

Here is list of things I think might I be doing wrong when it comes to the listening section:
i. I write all my ans in caps.
ii. I go back to correct the tenses and more often change from singular to plural and vice versa as the sentence required.
iii. In the last test I took; the question required you answers be written in two words and a number; the speaker called out a date of birth as "22nd the 7th 1985" and I wrote "twenty-second July 1985" was I correct? cos i'm thinking this contributed to my downfall and wouldn't want to fail such a question ever in my life.

In reading, I knew my weakness was T/F/NG; Y/N/NG and matching heading so I took out time to practice question on this alone until I started acing it consistently yet "I still enter 6.5 bus" aside this I can't point a finger to what could be wrong with the reading section.

I planned on taking the next available test as "e dey hot" but on reading canadianfly's write up, I had to take a second guess cos she really made a good point; but my problem could not be practice as I invest good time in it.

Lastly, could it be BC

Kenon1:



Please is the Access bank card a Naira or Dollar card and what rate did the bank use.

linuslynx:
Not sure this your post has been responded to. I reached out to them and they confirmed it's $5,000 for a naira mastercard with exchange rate N367/$1

vickyehi:


Don't get me wrong this is totally legal and on CIC website.
- If you are married but your spouse will not be accompanying you to canada, you score more points like a single person.

Kontagious:
Let's be conscious of answers we give, especially when it carries so much authority.

There was a similar case mentioned on the previous thread, poster got reference letter from his line head, but confirmation went direct to the company's HR (probably gotten from their website) with the line head in copy. Case got a bit complicated as HR was said to not likely respond, and line head too wouldn't even dare respond to that particular mail.

I can't recollect the end of that case.

cc: Clock89, please be guided.

mummytutu:
@mcstan18 this your response is very wrong. It is not misrepresentation. As a married person you have an option of either adding your spouse or not.(accompanying or unaccompanying spouse). If after ITA/AOR (during processing) the PA decides to add spouse and send relevant docs to IRCC, then that's misrepresentation cos it will be deduced that the PA choose spouse as 'unaccompanying' just to claim points.

lilyandie:
Praise God!!! Just got PPR !!!!!

linuslynx:
Yes they do.

THANKS A LOT


Good Morning House, Please i will like to know if WES accept " TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN"

PLEASE I NEED ANSWER TO DZ QUESTION

Canadianfly:


Lol.

Mcstan18 please understand the process well before dishing wrong answers to newbies. How can you advise someone to divorce their spouse all because of PR? When there's a choice to choose them as unaccompanying? Then the referefrence answer, like Kontagious pointed out, one is expected to get reference letter from the appropriate dept, I.e. HR. Anyway please folks y'all need to read for yourselves and not take every answer on here as truth, coz some people haven't really gotten a grasp of things.

All the best to everyone.

I don't seem to understand your position ma'am. I'm sure you know that that wasn't an advise, I only stated a possible scenario for legitimately applying as a 'single' person. I didn't know what was obtainable for the poster and that's why I said "if it applies". It would be rather unfair to quote me out of contest and try to make it look spiteful.
Remember sey na we-we for this Canny journey