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International Student without Registering to any college in canada

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Schule

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Apr 2, 2013
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Dear Friends,

I was Int. student in Canada. I completed 3 out 4 Semesters and then stopped studying and could not complete the course because of financial reasons.

I stayed in Canada for around 1 year without registering to any college /university.

Now during filling my Canadian Immigration forms, I need to mention that what I used to do after 3 semesters?

1. what would happen If I say that I was idle, doing nothing because of no finance?

2. Is there any other better option to cover that period?

3. Is there any rule which makes study permit cancelled if int. student is not register to any college for some time?

schule
 
KEM said:
what have been going since ???? tell true and find a solution
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Your reply was a bit rude bro. What do you mean by "tell true". I think you haven't read my post or perhaps do not understand English. I clearly said
"I was idle because of no finance to pay for the 4th semester".

If still you don t understand the above sentence better consult with a translator.

Schule
 
Please think on my sentence " tell true" if you were IDLE since then write it in the form ... you can not find other way .. if you choice any fake way then you wil be caught !!!! so take a deep breath and relax ...
 
Schule, you shouldn't really be pointing fingers at people's language skills, bro. You're pretty bad yourself.

registering 'in' NOT registering 'to'

'while' filling application NOT 'during' filling application

doing nothing because of no finance is a double negative, does not compute!

no finance can be better structured as 'lack of finances'

I count at least a dozen more, but I'll save you the embarrassment. I understand your frustrated, and its easy to take it out on the forum, but remember everyone is trying to help and this sort of attitude will discourage other members from contributing to your thread.
 
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