I applied for my PGWP on May 29, and my study permit expired on July 3.
On August 29 I received a refusal letter saying:
"As you have not submitted the required documentation in regard to the completion of your
studies, you are not eligible for a work permit in this category. We also wish to advise you that your temporary resident status expired on 29 August 2018."
It was when I realized the college has sent me the transcript letter missing the information, that I have completed my studies. The college made me a letter of explanation assuming their fault.
QUESTIONS:
1- When the 90 days to apply for a restoration starts to count (May when I received the transcript, July when my permit expired or August when I received the refusal letter)?
2 - Why the process by paper is better than online?
3 - What's my chances?
On August 29 I received a refusal letter saying:
"As you have not submitted the required documentation in regard to the completion of your
studies, you are not eligible for a work permit in this category. We also wish to advise you that your temporary resident status expired on 29 August 2018."
It was when I realized the college has sent me the transcript letter missing the information, that I have completed my studies. The college made me a letter of explanation assuming their fault.
QUESTIONS:
1- When the 90 days to apply for a restoration starts to count (May when I received the transcript, July when my permit expired or August when I received the refusal letter)?
2 - Why the process by paper is better than online?
3 - What's my chances?
