In the application for visa they will ask you what you have. For example; work permit, Study Permit, You want to come for tourism? so they will issue the visitor visa for you and they will list what are you coming for?
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I see. So this visa is a different application altogether? I am guessing since we are there for work I should apply for work visa. Would the application for visa would be after the passport stamping?
The visa is (Passport Stamping). if you are getting your first work permit, it will be included in the application and they will ask you for your passport to stamp the VISA in it after you get approved for work permit. However, after that when you extend your work permit and your visa is expired or going to expire soon, you have to make a separate application asking for the visa to be stamped in your passport.
I get it now. Thank you! It was a little confusing to me but your explanation really helps. Pardon me!
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-status.html
Last week it was between May 17 to May 24, and the week before was between May 10 to May 17. I think very likely next week it will be June applicants!
I wish they clear up our applications. Not all the people from May got approved.
I know, but at least they are working on it, so there is great chance incoming
Weird. Can anyone please help me with this?
It's been 9 months since I recieved AOR.
I recieved email to resubmit schedule A and a separate sheet of travel history on March 14th to help the officer to make decision. Does it mean I need to wait even longer to receive Copr? A friend says the office will spend more time on document verification even though my eligibility was passed. Does anyone has the same experience with me? Is it a good thing or bad thing to resubmit these background document?
It's been 9 months since I recieved AOR.
I recieved email to resubmit schedule A and a separate sheet of travel history on March 14th to help the officer to make decision. Does it mean I need to wait even longer to receive Copr? A friend says the office will spend more time on document verification even though my eligibility was passed. Does anyone has the same experience with me? Is it a good thing or bad thing to resubmit these background document?
The officer found some mismatch between the information in your application and what they found after the field search, and they are offering you one last opportunity to confess and correct them. Take these documents seriously and review all the paperwork you submitted to see if there are any discrepancies to the reality.
Could you please tell me where do you find your submitted travel history? Is it part of long list of documents (like Passports/Travel Documents (Multiple), Education (diplomas/degrees) etc) or is it in the questions you answered in the questionnaire (like your date of birth, country of birth, date arrived in Canada, place you lived in Canada etc)?
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