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It is worth mentioning that, based on the letter provided on page …, I have not done my military service yet, and my departure from Iran is conditional. I have paid money to be able to take passport and go to Canada for my studies and after my education I have to come back and serve at the military service and then I would be able to take back my money.
Therefore, it is pretty clear coming back to Iran, when everything is prepared, is a great opportunity I would never lose.
Respectful officer, if I am lucky to get the permission to go to Canada to continue my studies, which I believe is the first step to approach my goal, I will treasure this opportunity, make every effort to improve myself. Thank you.
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...I have paid money to be able to take my passport...for my studies, but after my education...
"Therefore, it is pretty clear coming back to Iran, when everything is prepared, is a great opportunity I would never lose." - Logically, this sentence does make sense, but it is a little confusing. You should probably tweak it a little to make it a bit more coherent, such as follows: "Therefore, it is plain that returning to Iran, after everything is prepared, is a great opportunity I would never miss." (My switch of "pretty clear coming back" to "plain that returning" is really just a personal preference; however, lose definitely should be changed to miss.)
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