Letter of acceptance

The institution could issue a Letter of Acceptance if the applicant is accepted. All of the components listed below must be included in the Letter of Acceptance for the Study Permit Application:

• a student's full name, birthdate, and mailing address; if applicable, the student's ID number; the name of the institution and the name of the person who will be contacting the student; the institution's contact information;
• That of the DLI; whether it is a private, public, post-secondary college, community college, or technical college (this list is not all-inclusive); the institution's licensure information must be made apparent (frequently on the institution's letterhead);
• The student's accepted study programme, grade level, and academic year; the program's estimated length or completion date; the day the programme started;
• the final day a student may sign up for the course schedule;
• if the course is being taken part-time or full-time;
• the anticipated first-year tuition costs, as well as any scholarships or other financial aid that may be available;
• the specifics of any mandatory internship or work placement, if any;
• the Letter of Acceptance's expiration date*;
• Conditions of admittance to the DLI (if applicable), which may include prior education requirements, credentials, or evidence of language proficiency;

It is crucial to understand that receiving a Letter of Acceptance from a DLI does not ensure that your application for a study visa will be accepted. The IRCC has the authority to decide whether to accept a study permit application.