****January 2020 - Inland Spousal PR + OWP****
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Is OWP application different than the PR application? I mean online? I applied for both so should I have 2 different online applications too?
Yeah its 2 different applications, so you will need to link two things. The best way to link them is to follow the instructions on the Google Spreadheet
I see that people have started receiving AOR.. Mine is around 26th jan .. hopefully will receive the AOR soon !
i burned all the chances of linking wp yesterday. will need to wait for 24 hours to try again now.Hi again!
I just linked my work permit application to my GCkey.
Can you let me know if there is any different process to link OWP? like trying with Single marital status or something like that?
i don't think there was any different process but i did choose Common-Law as current marital status, and applied for PR as a spouse or common-law partner in canada for the next question "which situation applies to the applicant?"
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no, i used my last name and first name as i don't know any UCI or application number for work permit application (PR and WP has different application # UCI.)