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My U.S. friend got accepted to Concordia University in Montreal for the fall. Last fall he was attending another school in Quebec which he decided to abandon after a few weeks, because it wasn´t of the appropriate level, and they even told him he had sufficient requirements to go to University. He left Canada right after, last October.
He´s currently in the process of obtaining his C.A.Q (certificate of acceptance from Quebec), which is a requirement before you can obtain a Canadian study permit. But it´s getting quite complicated because he left the other school last year. They´re asking for documents he can´t produce, like school transcripts.
I called them and they clarified they need a letter of attendance from the previous school, and a proof of exit from Canada.
He doesn´t have his train ticket anymore, but he does have his Visa bill showing the Amtrak ticket purchase, and his ticket confirmation by email. Would that be enough to constitute a proof of exit from Canada? Otherwise, what kind of document could he obtain to prove he left Canada last October?
Thank you!
Anthony
[02-07-2009,19:19]
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(in reply to: Proof of exit from Canada?)
Normally when your told to leave you report into CBSA and they issue the person a "Confirmation of Departure" form and that is what they are seeking.
The issue here is that he was accepted at Concordia and attending another and they know that.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[03-07-2009,06:49]
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Roy |
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