Is there any reason behind why one bank refuses to give credit card while the other is okay in issuing one?
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December 2018 AOR - join here
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AOR - 12 th Dec
MEP - 24th Jan
No update after that.
Nationality- indian
Residence - SA
Called cic yesterday evening, the lady was friendly and said everything looks good. I asked if the eligibility has been recommended pass etc , she said no update as of now and told me that it's under the 6 month timeline.
MEP - 24th Jan
No update after that.
Nationality- indian
Residence - SA
Called cic yesterday evening, the lady was friendly and said everything looks good. I asked if the eligibility has been recommended pass etc , she said no update as of now and told me that it's under the 6 month timeline.
No reason really , TD was willing to issue a secured credit card, which IMHO is just a fancy debit card and helps i building credit but RBC was able to issue us a regular card with $0 fee. It really depends I guess on what agent you are talking to , I guess. I'm not sure, these two banks are very similar and are big (at least in ON, not sure about other provinces) and either of them would serve your purpose fine , go with whichever gives you a better deal. For ex: RBC was also offer $ 300 cash back if we opened savings, checkings and credit cards with them , so we went ahead an grabbed that .Is there any reason behind why one bank refuses to give credit card while the other is okay in issuing one?
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Thanks, @vbedi, for sharing these tips!
Is anyone else on this forum planning to or thinking about moving to Montreal (or Quebec in general)? I have looked into the rules regarding healthcare, tenancy, etc., which are broadly similar to Ontario. Wondering if there is sufficient interest here to start a new thread, share information on friendly banks, finding work, living in a French-speaking part of Canada...all of that.
Is anyone else on this forum planning to or thinking about moving to Montreal (or Quebec in general)? I have looked into the rules regarding healthcare, tenancy, etc., which are broadly similar to Ontario. Wondering if there is sufficient interest here to start a new thread, share information on friendly banks, finding work, living in a French-speaking part of Canada...all of that.
I am Dec 1 AOR. Indian residing in US. In IP1 since Jan 12.
I changed my NOC code from 0213 to 2171 two weeks back by raising a CSE. Is that going to be a concern for the Visa officer? Has anyone else changed their NOC code while in IP1?
