Yes, thank you for the support. My dream is to get everyone educated on this Canadian visa matter and to prevent people from being scammed.

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In some ways it may affect your application since there is no progression in your studies. It also depends on how you argue your case and convince the officer but I would approach this in a different way

Yes, "hometies" and "statement of purpose" are different concepts. "Hometies" is not a commonly used term in the context of visa applications or immigration. It is possible that you meant "home ties" or "ties to your home country." Home ties generally refer to the connections and commitments an individual has in their home country that demonstrate their intention to return after a temporary stay abroad. These ties can include family, employment, property, financial assets, community involvement, or other significant connections. Home ties are often considered by immigration officials when assessing the likelihood of an individual returning to their home country rather than overstaying or seeking to remain permanently in the visited country. On the other hand, a "statement of purpose" is a document typically required as part of a visa or immigration application, particularly for study or work permits. It is a written statement where the applicant explains their intentions, goals, and plans for the visit or stay in the country they are applying to. The statement of purpose outlines the purpose of the visit, the intended activities, the relevance to the applicant's education or career, and sometimes includes personal background or achievements that support their application. While both home ties and a statement of purpose can be relevant to visa applications, they serve different purposes. Home ties demonstrate the applicant's connection to their home country, while a statement of purpose provides an opportunity for the applicant to explain the purpose and intentions of their visit or stay in the destination country.

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Hello, just provide all the documents proving how the person is related to you. Family book, birth certificate, pictures and many more if you can. Get in touch via info@daskimmigration.com if you need more clarification. We provide a paid consultation for 1 hour and I will be more than willing to answer all your questions.

Identifying a fake Canadian visa ticket from an authentic one can be challenging, as counterfeit documents can be sophisticated and difficult to detect. However, there are several measures you can take to verify the authenticity of a Canadian visa: Contact the Embassy or Consulate: Reach out to the Canadian embassy or consulate in your country or the country where the visa was issued. They can verify the legitimacy of the visa and provide guidance on the verification process. Check the hologram: Canadian visas often include a hologram or other security features. Examine the visa carefully for holograms, watermarks, or other security elements. Counterfeit documents may lack these features or have poor-quality imitations. Examine the visa sticker: Authentic Canadian visas typically have specific security features embedded in the visa sticker, such as microprinting, UV ink, or raised lettering. Carefully inspect the visa for these elements and compare them to reference samples available on the official Canadian government websites. Verify the visa number: Each Canadian visa has a unique visa number. You can contact the embassy or consulate to verify the visa number's authenticity and check if it matches their records. Check for errors: Counterfeit visas often contain spelling mistakes, incorrect formatting, or other errors. Scrutinize the visa for any inconsistencies or discrepancies in the information provided. Cross-reference with official sources: Visit the official website of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and compare the design, format, and security features of the visa in question with the samples provided on the website. This can help you identify any discrepancies. It's important to note that these measures can help you determine the likelihood of a visa being fake, but they are not foolproof. If you suspect a visa is counterfeit, it's crucial to contact the relevant Canadian authorities for verification and guidance.

Study permit applications are taking more than 3 months to be processed due to the high load of work at the embassy or consulate recently. I would suggest you defer your program because it's not even 3 months since you submitted. You should check Canadian student visa processing time from google through the IRCC website and you will see the time it takes to process a study permit in your location. I hope you are already a subscriber 😃 and have shared this videos. More educational videos coming soon.

Yes you can. You will have to explain what you have been doing within the 10 years and why you have decided to travel to study in Canada even though it is very expensive and what is the career goal for you in doing so. Get in touch at info@daskimmigration.com and we will be of assistance to you

You can contact Dask Immigration Services on 0303958011/0205705228 You can also send us a mail on info@daskimmigration.com

You can contact Dask Immigration Services on 0303958011 / 0205705228 You can also email Dask Immigration Services on info@daskimmigration.com