• 2017/12/14 8:08
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Case Study: Applicant S, a former English-language student who had studied in Canada and had spent several years in Canada, was forced to leave for certain reasons and was canceled. Later returned to apply for a second time, but was refused, immigration officials listed some common reasons, such as fear of applicants will not be returned on time, worry about the funding arrangements for the applicant and so on. Studying abroad does not seem so simple on the surface, decided to shift the file for the applicant, saw the immigration officer in the transfer letter out about six specific reasons for the refusal.

Analysis: we first confirm that students really want to come to Canada to study, but before the forced departure and the cancellation of school signatures are unintentional, so when we apply again, wrote an exhaustive, well-founded And explain the doubts and doubts raised by the immigration officials in the transfer letter. For example, the reason for the cancellation of the first sign-off was because of some misunderstanding of immigration laws, etc. In short, it is absolutely unwary to explain The detailed arrangement of family funds (we have been reminding applicants to make arrangements in this respect), as well as family income and so on.

About two weeks after submitting the application, the immigration officer asks the applicant to supplement some of the documents in the middle school in Canada. It should be noted that some of the documents the applicant was studying at that time did not keep their own head-and-shoulders shrimp, and there was about 10 months in between because of a variety of reasons, they did not study. We have another headache for the replacement officer's letter because there is really no document in the middle. However, on the basis of the existing cases, we did our best to write all kinds of explanatory materials and wrote an explanatory letter with full support. Along with the supporting document on the side, three working days after the submission of supplementary documents, the Migration Board issued a letter of approval.

We received this letter of approval we are very happy, full of sense of accomplishment, because it did spend a lot of time, effort and effort. Guests are also very happy.

Below is a screenshot of the approval letter:

EcanadaSchool Tips:

It is really frustrating to have a history of refusal to sign a visa, or even to cancel school attendance due to inattention. However, you should not be discouraged by studying abroad, and no single case is perfect. Each case has more or less one's own The crux of the matter lies in how to prepare a full set of documents, from professional choices, to learning plans, to household income and capital display, to the last refusal (if applicable), every detail should be paid attention to, as long as the successful dismissal of immigration officers Speculation will raise the chances of a successful.