Dear Experts,
I am a 31 years old male from Dhaka, Bangladesh. I first applied on April, 2013. At that time my younger sister also applied (she is 28). She got the visa but I was rejected. We both had get the letter of acceptance from Brock University, St. Catherines, Ontario in Master of International Accountancy which is 18 months program and the total program cost is Cad $35000.00 for each international students whose major was Accounting or at least have read 10 courses on Accounting in Bachelor Level. I had 14 core Accounting courses in my bachelor level.
Our father sponsored us and he showed cash equivalent to Cad $144,000.00 and fixed assets of Cad $521,000.00. In my account I showed cash equivalent to Cad $49,000.00 my sister did the same in her case.
MY Education Background--
BBA Major in Accounting in 2006 from University of Dhaka (GPA 3.07 out of 4.00)
MBA major in Accounting in 2007 from University of Dhaka and the result published in March, 2008 (GPA 3.65 out of 4.00)
IELTS in Jan 2013 7.00
I was in a private bank for 2 years and 5 Months and quit the job on Nov, 2011.
In my first apply in aprl 2013 in an explanation letter to CIC S'pore, I wrote that, to give full concentration in getting chance in studying abroad I quit the job. Hence I was unemployed during the time of my 1st application for TRV and Study permit. They gave my sister visa, She has the same education qualification that I have and during the application she was on study leave as a lecturer of Faculty of Business from a private university here in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
In my refusal letter the officer mentioned that-
1. I don't have enough fund to finance my education & living expense without working in Canada.
2. I couldn't able to satisfy the officer that I will leave Canada after finishing my study showing reason that-
I. I have low job prospects in my home country.
II. My then time job situation (at that time I was unemployed- my total job experience is from 15/06/2009-22/11/2011 as a banker but at present from last June, 2013 as an Account Executive in a private firm in Dhaka, Salary equivalent to Cad $581.00/month).
III. My personal Assets and my personal financial Status.
I also collected the CAIP Notes of my first refusal and it mentions that-
"Applicant has a MBA from University of Dhaka 2005 He was employed from June 2009 to Nov 2011. He indicates that he resigned to prepare for admission to college in Canada. Applicant graduated almost 6 years ago and has only a little over 2 years employment experience. His funds are coming from his parents and he appears to be not able to support himself which would be expected of someone 30 years old. BFS not established."
Seeing this I decided to rehabilitate these problems to go for a second attempt. I could have applied all by myself but what so ever as it is a very vital attempt for my future life prosperity so I hired Campbell Cohen law firm to prepare and place my study permit application on behalf of me. I thought this time I will see the success. To over come the problems that I faced first time I started searching for a job and by the grace of Almighty I got one and joined as an 'Account Executive' in a private steel manufacturing firm here in Dhaka from June, 2013. I also consolidated my personal account and during second time application, I showed fund equivalent to Cad $ 74,324.00 and it didn't come 2 weeks before into my account. The fund is absolutely mine and still stays there in today's date. Quite intact. Besides, my father, as my sponsor, showed cash equivalent to Cad $137,270.00 and fixed assets equivalent to Cad $439,190.00
But Alas!!! They have rejected me again. On 16 Jan, 2014, Campbell Cohen submitted my file and on 4th March, 2014 the CIC responded. This time they didn't say anything about my job or fund. They showed some new causes. Here they are--
1. I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your study and I have made this decision based on:
i) Your travel history ( I have only been to India couple of times before to accompany my father for his treatment and never stayed beyond the Visa limit).
ii) Your family ties in Canada and in your country of residence (though my younger sister went for study but she couldn't continue as my mom suddenly became so sick. She had to return. But the University issued her a new letter of acceptance for the session 2014-2015 and she has a valid study permit and visa which validity has more than 1 year from now and she can go again. The program will start from next August, 2014 it does every year. I have my old parents here in my home country. I have a permanent job in my country since June, 2013, But still CIC thinks I would not leave Canada after my study, where I have mentioned in my study plan that this degree is solely for me to gather knowledge so that I can bag more superior job in my home country when I will return. and the last cause is--
iii) purpose of visit ( my sole purpose is to study, I wrote a very specific and very strong study plan. Gave reason why I chose Canada, Brock etc. what will be my benefit when I will return to my home country and so on. Campbell Cohen found it quite ok for submission).
I have decided that I will try for a last time as the program will start from Aug, 2014. This time all by myself. Explaining my overall situation. Why I need this degree so badly (though I have mentioned it already). Despite I believe they will reject me again.
Dear experts, it will be so kind of you, if you would please analysis my situation and tell me what I should do now and what went wrong.
Thanks for your kind consideration in advance.
Abdullah
I am a 31 years old male from Dhaka, Bangladesh. I first applied on April, 2013. At that time my younger sister also applied (she is 28). She got the visa but I was rejected. We both had get the letter of acceptance from Brock University, St. Catherines, Ontario in Master of International Accountancy which is 18 months program and the total program cost is Cad $35000.00 for each international students whose major was Accounting or at least have read 10 courses on Accounting in Bachelor Level. I had 14 core Accounting courses in my bachelor level.
Our father sponsored us and he showed cash equivalent to Cad $144,000.00 and fixed assets of Cad $521,000.00. In my account I showed cash equivalent to Cad $49,000.00 my sister did the same in her case.
MY Education Background--
BBA Major in Accounting in 2006 from University of Dhaka (GPA 3.07 out of 4.00)
MBA major in Accounting in 2007 from University of Dhaka and the result published in March, 2008 (GPA 3.65 out of 4.00)
IELTS in Jan 2013 7.00
I was in a private bank for 2 years and 5 Months and quit the job on Nov, 2011.
In my first apply in aprl 2013 in an explanation letter to CIC S'pore, I wrote that, to give full concentration in getting chance in studying abroad I quit the job. Hence I was unemployed during the time of my 1st application for TRV and Study permit. They gave my sister visa, She has the same education qualification that I have and during the application she was on study leave as a lecturer of Faculty of Business from a private university here in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
In my refusal letter the officer mentioned that-
1. I don't have enough fund to finance my education & living expense without working in Canada.
2. I couldn't able to satisfy the officer that I will leave Canada after finishing my study showing reason that-
I. I have low job prospects in my home country.
II. My then time job situation (at that time I was unemployed- my total job experience is from 15/06/2009-22/11/2011 as a banker but at present from last June, 2013 as an Account Executive in a private firm in Dhaka, Salary equivalent to Cad $581.00/month).
III. My personal Assets and my personal financial Status.
I also collected the CAIP Notes of my first refusal and it mentions that-
"Applicant has a MBA from University of Dhaka 2005 He was employed from June 2009 to Nov 2011. He indicates that he resigned to prepare for admission to college in Canada. Applicant graduated almost 6 years ago and has only a little over 2 years employment experience. His funds are coming from his parents and he appears to be not able to support himself which would be expected of someone 30 years old. BFS not established."
Seeing this I decided to rehabilitate these problems to go for a second attempt. I could have applied all by myself but what so ever as it is a very vital attempt for my future life prosperity so I hired Campbell Cohen law firm to prepare and place my study permit application on behalf of me. I thought this time I will see the success. To over come the problems that I faced first time I started searching for a job and by the grace of Almighty I got one and joined as an 'Account Executive' in a private steel manufacturing firm here in Dhaka from June, 2013. I also consolidated my personal account and during second time application, I showed fund equivalent to Cad $ 74,324.00 and it didn't come 2 weeks before into my account. The fund is absolutely mine and still stays there in today's date. Quite intact. Besides, my father, as my sponsor, showed cash equivalent to Cad $137,270.00 and fixed assets equivalent to Cad $439,190.00
But Alas!!! They have rejected me again. On 16 Jan, 2014, Campbell Cohen submitted my file and on 4th March, 2014 the CIC responded. This time they didn't say anything about my job or fund. They showed some new causes. Here they are--
1. I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your study and I have made this decision based on:
i) Your travel history ( I have only been to India couple of times before to accompany my father for his treatment and never stayed beyond the Visa limit).
ii) Your family ties in Canada and in your country of residence (though my younger sister went for study but she couldn't continue as my mom suddenly became so sick. She had to return. But the University issued her a new letter of acceptance for the session 2014-2015 and she has a valid study permit and visa which validity has more than 1 year from now and she can go again. The program will start from next August, 2014 it does every year. I have my old parents here in my home country. I have a permanent job in my country since June, 2013, But still CIC thinks I would not leave Canada after my study, where I have mentioned in my study plan that this degree is solely for me to gather knowledge so that I can bag more superior job in my home country when I will return. and the last cause is--
iii) purpose of visit ( my sole purpose is to study, I wrote a very specific and very strong study plan. Gave reason why I chose Canada, Brock etc. what will be my benefit when I will return to my home country and so on. Campbell Cohen found it quite ok for submission).
I have decided that I will try for a last time as the program will start from Aug, 2014. This time all by myself. Explaining my overall situation. Why I need this degree so badly (though I have mentioned it already). Despite I believe they will reject me again.
Dear experts, it will be so kind of you, if you would please analysis my situation and tell me what I should do now and what went wrong.
Thanks for your kind consideration in advance.
Abdullah
