shaddy1k:


Hello Seniors, please I wll like to find out if ones CV info is kept by the embassy when the person is refused student visa on a number of reasons including a persons employment situation. I want to know if they keep to compare with a new CV w
in case the applicant applies again. Thank you.

JoseJonn:
Twallace God bless you. Please and please you people should leave Frank alone oo that guy has done a lot if not for you guys talking anyhow for me. That's how jyunwa's was treated too. He was advising you...be humble !Please i don't want that! If these ppl don't contribute u won't force them! Frank, jyunwa, wealth 360 ,chucks and other angels have been of help here. Pls and pls Frank don't mind them! They will get trv now and running away. Pls I don't like it! Thnku. God bless u all! Good night

Frankrobbn1:


Hello shaddy1k,

If i understand your question clearly Sir, you are asking if cic keeps the record of past employment histories and documents like employment letters, CV's etc and whenever an applicant reapplies wether they go cross check the previous documents/files to be sure both CV's and letters matches.

My answer is (NO THEY DON'T) but it's always good to stand with what you have started, if your last application you provided proof of employment and letters supporting it, it's advisable you continue with it and don't alter anything.
You can decide to reedit your letters and CV's there is no harm in that, but don't change the employment history you stated on your previous application.

I hope this answers your question.

Good luck!

justwise:


Are you sure about this? Why would they not keep those documents?

Frankrobbn1:

What if one didn’t get a 2 year and above study program. I already have letter of offer for a year course and just praying and praying that my Masters letter of offer will come. What if I don’t have the Masters admission.
Hello adexyz91,
On behalf of the forum we say we are deeply sorry about the outcome of your application.

Sir/Ma,
Your GCMS note is clearly pointing at your home ties, the job offer you presented. The visa officer is not satisfied that such job offer will compell your return back home, your family too they are not satisfied your family can compel your return back home, you have not convinced the visa officer the benefits of studying such program in Canada rather than Nigeria, there are limited proof of property and assets which can compel your return back home.

Below listed are what you can do to tackle the concerns of the visa officer :

1-) Start by drafting a wonderful SOP/LOE clearly stating why such course deserves to be taken in Canada rather than Nigeria.
2-) The benefits of such course after completion of studies in Canada.... Go as far as convincing the visa officer that the chances of securing a job in Nigeria is very high after studies in Canada.
3-) Let them know you're a genuine student and you're applying in good faith(strictly for studies and nothing else) and you will be coming back after your studies in Canada.
4-) Please the job offer you included do away with it in your next application( As the Visa officer said that the employment evidence does not constitute a tie to your home country)
5-) Let them know you're not using study permit as means to facilitate entry into Canada, by letting them know that there are better living/job opportunities here in Nigeria after your studies in canada(proof them wrong that Nigeria is not a troubled Nation).... You and I know say na troubled nation sha
6-) In your next application try as much as possible to include assests/properties in your name okay, it will go a long way in addressing personal assests raised by the Visa officer.
7-) Add each and every members of your family birth certificates (All your siblings) in next your application.
8-) Lastly, change your course to a 2 years and above program, that is reasonable to your previous studies/job role.

If you do the above 8 mentioned. Your next application will be a success.

All the best!

shaddy1k:


Hello Seniors, please I wll like to find out if ones CV info is kept by the embassy when the person is refused student visa on a number of reasons including a persons employment situation. I want to know if they keep to compare with a new CV w
in case the applicant applies again. Thank you.

justwise:


Are you sure about this? Why would they not keep those documents?

Frankrobbn1:


Boss Justwise!

Yes I don't think they cross checks previous documents and letters. The only thing I know the visa officer do is go directly to Global Case Management System (GCMS) file and cross check the previous refusal grounds and Notes made by the previous visa officer. Each application is treated afresh and are accompanied with new application fees. The only details they keep/store/save on their portfolio is the details on the IMM study permit forms and not previous letters. So I don't see anything bad if the applicant decides to reedit or add valuable information he missed in his previous application.

Come to think of it, haven't you thought about this:
Why is it that some applicants on their first application, they use a Sponspor and claim its their maternal/paternal uncle etc... and got refused. Then, in the second application the applicant decides to change sponspor and use another person with different name from the previous one and still claim that the sponspor is maternal/paternal. At the end of everything, they get their visa approved. If they really go through letters, such application was supposed to be charged for MISREPRESENTATION, but it wasn't. There are large volume of applications and a Visa officer won't stress him/her self going through previous letters.(It's not done).

My advise to the applicant is that you don't change/alter the employment history stated on the previous IMM forms, but can go ahead to change/reedit/add their letters using the same EMPLOYMENT HISTORY there is no harm in that.

This is my intake Sir, Any valuable opinion will be appreciated.

mcobex:
The schools in Canada only give you offer letter(admission letter) and that's what you will submit(with other documents requested by cic). No interview done (except in some special cases), just take your documents to vfs office(Lagos or Abuja) to apply or do it online then you will be asked to go for your biometric at any of the two vfs offices in Nigeria.

Frankrobbn1:


Boss Justwise!

Yes I don't think they cross checks previous documents and letters. The only thing I know the visa officer does is go directly to Global Case Management System (GCMS) file and cross check the previous refusal grounds and Notes made by the previous visa officer. Each application is treated afresh and are accompanied with new application fees. The only details they keep/store/save on their portfolio is the details on the IMM study permit forms and not previous letters. So I don't see anything bad if the applicant decides to reedit or add valuable information he missed in his previous application.

Come to think of it, haven't you thought about this:
Why is it that some applicants on their first application, they use a Sponspor and claim its their maternal/paternal uncle etc... and got refused. Then, in the second application the applicant decides to change sponspor and use another person with different name from the previous one and still claim that the sponspor is maternal/paternal. At the end of everything, they get their visa approved. If they really go through letters, such application was supposed to be charged for MISREPRESENTATION, but it wasn't. There are large volume of applications and a Visa officer won't stress him/her self going through previous letters.(It's not done).

My advise to the applicant is that you don't change/alter the employment history stated on the previous IMM forms, but can go ahead to change/reedit/add their letters and CV's using the same EMPLOYMENT HISTORY there is no harm in that.

This is my intake Sir, Any valuable opinion will be appreciated.

mcobex:
PTDF still send Nigerians to Canada, a guy got his' last year and has started school since September 2017.

justwise:


You did not answer the core of my question.. which is: why do you think that embassy will not keep an applicant’s supporting documents submitted previously? Your answer to his question was no that embassy will not keep previous CV and employment letter submitted previously.

bbclue:



To me am sure cic keep previous documents...submitted...you can Add some information that was not in the previous info in the new information you which to submit

Josh1996:
PLEASE is there any implications on getting a visa for someone who is applying for an M.ENG program

Frankrobbn1:


Boss Justwise!
They will have records/documents of the previous application, but they don't cross check it to compare with the documents of the new application. A new application is treated based on the evidence provided.

jnyuwa02:


Why annoyed over someone's application bro? You can give an advice and it's up to people to do their thing. One year programs is not automatic denial if you show and do the needful. There are some masters program that are only one year.

IstandWitBuhari:


Thanks Boss for this information, please Sir, I received a half tuition waiver for PhD studies from my Supervisor in Canada. Now, I applied for Ptdf scholarship but it seems this years ptdf scholarship is restricted to China, Germany, France.
My dream Country is Canada and I already have a supervisor whom I have been in constant communication with for 6months now. My admission letter will be out soon by the grace of God.
Please what do you suggest I do, is it possible to use my half tuition waived Admission letter to my advantage to secure the Ptdf scholarship and still go to Canada?

Frankrobbn1:


Implications in what way Sir? I don't understand.
If you should package your application tightly, I don't see any problem.

justwise:

Why would they not do that?

Frankrobbn1:
gbemiigbal

Chances are slim but not impossible. Are you going for MSc or PGD. If PGD it takes by the grace of God. Provide a rational explanation to why you are going for a year program in Canada. Is there any academic progression for your intended program. Explain this to the Visa officer on your SOP.

gbemiigbal:


Thanks Frankrobbyn. I have applied for MA, my application is in process but don not have a supervisor. I have emailed every available professor in that department no one is responding. Also I have a letter of offer in Project Managmemt (PDG) already from UniWinnipeg. I work as a project management assistsnt in one of the big NGOs in Nigeria. Am just thinking that if the letter of offer for Ma doesn’t come can I go ahead with the PDG. My intention is to go for a Masters of PHD after the pdg program. Thanks

Josh1996:
I was seeing something about 1yr programs not been given visas. That's why am asking.
I just recently finished uni and intend applying asap while using NYSC as home ties

adexyz91:
Thanks Frankrobbn for stating out how to tackle the reasons in my GCMS. The truth is I don't have any property in my name and my present job is no way related to my education or intended study. What are my chances in my next application please as that's the only issue I think I have? I deferred my admission to fall 2018. Please I need contribution from all... Thanks :-