xcaper:
Wow congratulations on your admission. What course are you going for? Is it undergraduate or Masters or PhD? Cheers. [qquote author=Vokay91 post=87078077]Hello everyone, Masters in Employment Relations.

Firstly I would like to appreciate this platform and everyone who’s actively involved for all they do.

I have been gathering notes from this platform for some weeks now and they’ve been really insightful.

Please I have a challenge and I haven’t really seen people talk about it.

My dad and I bare different surnames.. I bare his grandfather name while he bares his grandfather’s. I have just been granted admission to MUN and I intend to use my dad as my sponsor for my visa application. I am confused, I don’t know how to prove he is my dad.. or am I just worrying myself for nothing ?

Please I need advice on this .
Thanks

Akannitommy:





Thank you � I’ll do that




I think if you can provide copy of your original birth certificate which shows your dad's name as your biological father will work. If you can show copy of your father's birth certificate and a sworn affidavit confirming what you have explained, I think you would have jumped over this particular hurdle.

jugreency3:
Good day, please my cousin wants to sponsor me to school in Canada. It is one year course in a college. I have been given admission. He wants to use his company account to sponsor me. What are the documents he needs to give me that i will send to embassy? I have a registered company since 2016, married, have a car, have a son. Please gurus in the house, help me out.

post=87084415:
Please can anyone suggest universities in Canada that accept 2.2 graduates. My search has been fruitless

jugreency3:
Good day, please my cousin wants to sponsor me to school in Canada. It is one year course in a college. I have been given admission. He wants to use his company account to sponsor me. What are the documents he needs to give me that i will send to embassy? I have a registered company since 2016, married, have a car, have a son. Please gurus in the house, help me out.

Anon123:


U cant do a masters in a Canadian university with a 2.2... it's close to impossible to be admitted if u apply.. your best bet is a college.. search for courses related to your bsc and not offered in Nigeria

ron5ke:


Not offered in Nigeria Got admission to study Environmental Management/assessment. Hope it will fly??

Adetayoade1:
It’s not to late I applied there January and they offered me admission within a week

UrekMazino:
Yes...
Seems I'm not ready for Canada yet

sim2003:


Please Can I have ur whatsapp number sir? I want you to help me proofread my letter of explanation.

oilyngbati:
Another thing/advice to all who are already in Canadian schools (colleges and universities)is to be actively engaged in your school’s sports activities, be it soccer/football , track and field. Many schools in the US will offer you full scholarship once you are good in your chosen sports.

I’m a recipient of US full scholarship via football/soccer after my college education in Canada. The Nova Scotia community college has a very good soccer/football program and sometimes they play matches against community college teams from the Eastern USA. So get involved in your school sports teams, you never know what opportunities awaits you in that aspect.

oilyngbati:
you can, but I don’t think you can get a scholarship for post grad. I got mine over 10yrs ago when I was in my late teens and it was for undergrad. But no harm in trial

oilyngbati:
When you’re ready to apply for school in Canada, just go for a 2-year program in any college outside of Ontario. It’s cheaper, stay away from 4-year university because the funds you will need to present at the embassy is too high.
College programs are cheaper and since it’s only for 2yrs, you’re only required to show proof of funds for 2yrs as opposed to proof of funds for 4yrs. Besides, colleges are cheaper than universities and you can always transfer to university after your 2yrs of college. In that case, all you need to get your BSc is additional 2yrs of study in the university, since you already have 2yr-diploma from a college.
This was how I did mine. I graduated from a Canadian college (2yrs) and transferred to a university in the US to obtain my BSc within 1.5yrs. Good luck and wishing you all the best

UrekMazino:
So that means I have to send 2 mails to the school; my secondary school transcript and university transcript separately... Guess I gat to burn more money
Thanks for the advice

IboBoyNuel:


I'm not, but i know someone who is a citizen. Can i use their details?


Or Do you know any company you can recommend?

Anon123:


Pls tell your cousin not to use his company's account as your sponsor.. once u do that, denial is imminent.. he should use him own personal account..

post=87084415:
Please can anyone suggest universities in Canada that accept 2.2 graduates. My search has been fruitless

Qudkom:

Do you mean 2:2 for a msc program or a general post graduate program

Akannitommy:
Hi all,

For CAQ application, do I need to show "financial ability" for tuition [/b]and [b]living costs covering for whole course duration or just the first year?

For CAQ application, do I need to show funds/provision for sustenance of family (spouse and kids) staying back in Nigeria, while I am away studying?

Can people with direct experience whether as applicant or with kjnowledge of similar application help with this question?

Thanks.

oilyngbati:
When you’re ready to apply for school in Canada, just go for a 2-year program in any college outside of Ontario. It’s cheaper, stay away from 4-year university because the funds you will need to present at the embassy is too high.
College programs are cheaper and since it’s only for 2yrs, you’re only required to show proof of funds for 2yrs as opposed to proof of funds for 4yrs. Besides, colleges are cheaper than universities and you can always transfer to university after your 2yrs of college. In that case, all you need to get your BSc is additional 2yrs of study in the university, since you already have 2yr-diploma from a college.
This was how I did mine. I graduated from a Canadian college (2yrs) and transferred to a university in the US to obtain my BSc within 1.5yrs. Good luck and wishing you all the best

Yads97:
Good day house.
Please I was rejected on the 29th February but I haven’t gotten any refusal email telling me why I was rejected. I applied through the paper route but later linked my application online. Please how long does it take to get the refusal email?
I plan to reapply soon so I need it.

Phatkayconcept:
Hello everyone, please I need your experience based input.

Is 4month statement of accounts acceptable from my sponsor?
I read online through the cic page that 4months statement of account is what is needed, but people have been saying 6months.

Has anyone used anything less of 6months and got approved?

Please contribute

chinwezdasilva:

Please did you pay your school fees first before an admission was given to you

vickyehi:

Congrats!
It would be wise to also consider longterm plans like securing your permanent resident status before moving to the states. The ban would currently hinder you from getting same in the USA. So calculate your move very well.