Author: Muriel Schmidt

Of course you can get it stamped anywhere in the world. The only problem would be, if the consulate of the country(for ex Canada as in your example) have some ambiguity they will send you to your country(country of citizenship) for stamping in which case you have to go to India and enter the US […]

about $150. The fee for Canada student visa in Nigeria varies from time to time. At this time, the fee for the study permit is about $150 (CAD) and then biometrics fee is $85 (CAD). You will also need to pay a service fee of $45. For more on visa fees, click here to use […]

There are two types of trusts in Canada: testamentary trusts and inter-vivos trusts. A testamentary trust is created as part of a will and comes into effect only after the testator/ settlor passes away. An inter-vivos trust is established while its creator is still alive. What are the disadvantages of a trust in Canada? Disadvantages […]

The unused amount of a student’s tuition tax credit may be carried forward to future years or be transferred to a spouse or common-law partner, or to a parent or grandparent of either the student or the student’s spouse or common-law partner, subject to certain requirements and limitations. How do I use unused tuition credits […]

Take-Aways. Academic institutions may be sued in court for claims arising from academic affairs. Claims by students with respect to academic decisions or activities are actionable, in certain circumstances, when the remedy sought is monetary damages. Can you take legal action against a university? If the university is found to be in breach of contract […]

The Ministry of Education and Child Care says funding is provided to independent schools according to the Independent School Act. Do private schools get public funding in Canada? Photo of St. George’s junior school via Wikimedia Commons. Private schools will collect nearly half a billion dollars in public funding from the B.C. government during this […]

provincial governments. Canada is a federation of 10 provinces and three territories. Under the Canadian Constitution, provincial governments have exclusive responsibility for all levels of education. There is no ministry or department of education at the federal level. Which level of government has actual control of schools? Education is primarily a State and local responsibility […]

Property owners and landlords of residential rental units are required to supply adequate and suitable heat from September 15 to May 15 of each year. Temperatures must be at least 20 C (68F) in all spaces where people live. Is air conditioning mandatory in Canada? While municipal regulations can require housing with central air conditioning […]

To use public transportation, you must buy a ticket or a transit pass. In most cities, you can buy tickets at: convenience stores. major transit stations. from the bus driver (you’ll need to give the exact amount) Is public transport free in Canada? Some cities offer partially abolished fares for certain riders (such as young […]

You cannot deduct amounts paid to connect or license the cell phone. Most employees cannot deduct the costs to buy or lease a cell phone. However, commissioned employees may be able to deduct the cost to lease a cell phone as long as the costs relate to earning commission income. Can I write my phone […]