International student in Canada

[scylla]

Am in Canada but have not attend my school at all, is it still possible to change DLI

You need to get a new study permit. Start by being accepted by a new school. Then you have to apply for a new study permit.

Make sure you are not working.

 

[Omoola1228]

No. Unless you apply for a new study permit.

but I will need to get a Letter of Acceptance from another school first before I could apply for another WP

 

[rcincanada2019]

but I will need to get a Letter of Acceptance from another school first before I could apply for another WP

Yes, you need a new letter of acceptance. Basically, the whole process, from applying to DLIs and getting accepted, to applying for new SP again after getting accepted in a DLI.

 

[scylla]

but I will need to get a Letter of Acceptance from another school first before I could apply for another WP

Yes, you need a new letter of acceptance from a new school before you can apply.

You will be applying for a new study permit, not a work permit.

 

[scylla]

But i will need to get Letter of Acceptance from another DLI first

Yes.

 

[omarfayez]

Hello Scylla, I submitted my CEC application 2 days ago and there was a question that asks:

“ have you listed all periods of military service or government positions (if any), and all off the organizations that’s belongs to (if any)?
I answered “YES” instead of N/A and submitted my application and also received AOR.

I Never worked for Military and Neither I worked or held any government position.
My work experience 2 years in Canada.

Can you please suggest what is the correct answer and how can I rectify the error?
Will this error impact my process?

Thank you

Yes.

 

[scylla]

Hello Scylla, I submitted my CEC application 2 days ago and there was a question that asks:

“ have you listed all periods of military service or government positions (if any), and all off the organizations that’s belongs to (if any)?
I answered “YES” instead of N/A and submitted my application and also received AOR.

I Never worked for Military and Neither I worked or held any government position.
My work experience 2 years in Canada.

Can you please suggest what is the correct answer and how can I rectify the error?
Will this error impact my process?

Thank you

Submit a webform

 

[omarfayez]

Just curious, does Yes or N/A have any impact on my application? I had my personal history all mentioned since I turned 18.

Submit a webform

 

[scylla]

Just curious, does Yes or N/A have any impact on my application? I had my personal history all mentioned since I turned 18.

If you answered yes incorrectly, that could have an impact. You should fix this.

 

[omarfayez]

I agree, it just that the wording of the question had me confused by saying listing all (if any)

If you answered yes incorrectly, that could have an impact. You should fix this.