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IEC 2nd Year Visa - wire transfer issue Toronto to Dublin

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  • 03-04-2012 2:34am
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    fox.dub
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭


    I came to Toronto Aug 2010 on 1 Yr USIT Visa, then I got my 2nd year 2011 Visa with IEC.
    I have heard alot of different things from people regarding eligibility for the 2nd IEC visa due to the 18months habitually residency rule. I am now here in Canada for over 18months. I went ahead and applied for the 2012 IEC visa anyway, in the hopes it might be accepted regardless. (I know one person in the same boat as me who was granted the 3rd year visa, so there is hope!)

    I received my confirmation of receipt email Feb 23rd and then my conditional acceptance for Phase 1 with request for payment March 20th.

    So far so good....

    I am now worried about the international wire transfer. I have a friend who got sent home because they claimed her payment wasn't received. (she sent from TD and they never got a rejection/error, so to all intents it was fine from this side of the water) As I look around diff chat forums the participation fee process seems to be a problem for alot of people.

    If anyone knows what the specific issue with the wire transfer is I'd be very grateful if they could share it!

    is it the WTN being cut off in the end of the reference code? BOI transfers seem to only allow 16 characters in a transfer reference. I sent with BMO and they filled in all my information, name, purpose and WTN in the ref box. was that wrong?? you don't receive any notication that the transfer is received until they send the email advising yay or nay.

    cheers,
    Troubled in Toronto!


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