PR for 45+ years old

[delhi_itguy]

Is there a reason why you applied for daughter's study permit this early?
If she plans on doing masters, wait until she finishes BSc and gets admitted to a Masters program in Canada, then submit study permit application. I am not sure that without these proofs she would be approved at all, so better withdraw it now. Otherwise she will have to explain in future applications why she was refused.

My employer helped me through the applications, and they suggested that I raised study permits for both daughters.

I have applied for wife's OWP and daughters' study permits as dependents. I am the main applicant. All four applications were initiated together from my account.

In IMM1249e, my employer has mentioned that her school is to be determined and expenses will be borne by parents. I am attaching a snapshot of the application - please check. I have asked my employer for advice, I will get it by Monday.

https://pasteboard.co/mPM6nOrtbObJ.png

Regards

 

[RedTree]

My employer helped me through the applications, and they suggested that I raised study permits for both daughters.

I have applied for wife's OWP and daughters' study permits as dependents. I am the main applicant. All four applications were initiated together from my account.

In IMM1249e, my employer has mentioned that her school is to be determined and expenses will be borne by parents. I am attaching a snapshot of the application - please check. I have asked my employer for advice, I will get it by Monday.

https://pasteboard.co/mPM6nOrtbObJ.png

Regards

Ok. She needs to be admitted to a Canadian University/College (DLI) in order to be eligible for a study permit. Right now she is not eligible and her application will be rejected. See this link:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/eligibility.html

 

[canuck78]

My employer helped me through the applications, and they suggested that I raised study permits for both daughters.

I have applied for wife's OWP and daughters' study permits as dependents. I am the main applicant. All four applications were initiated together from my account.

In IMM1249e, my employer has mentioned that her school is to be determined and expenses will be borne by parents. I am attaching a snapshot of the application - please check. I have asked my employer for advice, I will get it by Monday.

https://pasteboard.co/mPM6nOrtbObJ.png

Regards

That is usually ok for children attending elementary or high school because school location is dependent on where you eventually live. For someone attending post secondary education you certainly need admission from a school before applying for a study permit.

 

[delhi_itguy]

Ok. She needs to be admitted to a Canadian University/College (DLI) in order to be eligible for a study permit. Right now she is not eligible and her application will be rejected. See this link:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/eligibility.html

Yes, it very clearly says so.

That is usually ok for children attending elementary or high school because school location is dependent on where you eventually live. For someone attending post secondary education you certainly need admission from a school before applying for a study permit.

Thanks. I will check with my employer and if they too say the same, will withdraw the application.

Regards

 

[delhi_itguy]

I found this link - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/minor-children.html

This says - "
Outside of Canada
Minor children who want to study in Canada must apply for a study permit before they enter Canada. This includes minor children who come with parents who already have a valid study or work permit.

Minors coming to Canada with parents who have a valid study or work permit don’t need to provide a letter of acceptance from a school when applying for a study permit."

And age of minority in British Columbia is 19 -

Province or territory	Age of majority
Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan	18
British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Yukon	19

My daughter will turn 19 on 15-Sep-22: so I think she won't need to provide a letter of acceptance.

 

[Naturgrl]

I found this link - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/minor-children.html

This says - "
Outside of Canada
Minor children who want to study in Canada must apply for a study permit before they enter Canada. This includes minor children who come with parents who already have a valid study or work permit.

Minors coming to Canada with parents who have a valid study or work permit don’t need to provide a letter of acceptance from a school when applying for a study permit."

And age of minority in British Columbia is 19 -

Province or territory	Age of majority
Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan	18
British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Yukon	19

My daughter will turn 19 on 15-Sep-22: so I think she won't need to provide a letter of acceptance.

But you need to read further in the links as this applies for minor children in pre-school, elementary or secondary. Your child is in post-secondary. She is a minor (most kids in Canada begin post secondary as minors) but needs admission to a post secondary, pay fees and then submit study permit.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/study-permits/guidelines-on-minor-children.html

 

[scylla]

I found this link - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/minor-children.html

This says - "
Outside of Canada
Minor children who want to study in Canada must apply for a study permit before they enter Canada. This includes minor children who come with parents who already have a valid study or work permit.

Minors coming to Canada with parents who have a valid study or work permit don’t need to provide a letter of acceptance from a school when applying for a study permit."

And age of minority in British Columbia is 19 -

Province or territory	Age of majority
Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan	18
British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Yukon	19

My daughter will turn 19 on 15-Sep-22: so I think she won't need to provide a letter of acceptance.

This doesn't apply to your daughter.

This is only for those studying at the primary or secondary school level. She is studying at the post-seconary school level.

Again, she would need to apply for a study permit separately after she is accepted into a specific university or college program in Canada. The school cannot be blank for a post-secondary school study permit.

 

[canuck78]

I found this link - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/minor-children.html

This says - "
Outside of Canada
Minor children who want to study in Canada must apply for a study permit before they enter Canada. This includes minor children who come with parents who already have a valid study or work permit.

Minors coming to Canada with parents who have a valid study or work permit don’t need to provide a letter of acceptance from a school when applying for a study permit."

And age of minority in British Columbia is 19 -

Province or territory	Age of majority
Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan	18
British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Yukon	19

My daughter will turn 19 on 15-Sep-22: so I think she won't need to provide a letter of acceptance.

Your daughter doesn’t even plan on studying in Canada so even if she got a WP it would get cancelled when she didn’t attend school for her bachelors degree. She should really be applying for a TRV because she intends to study in India and not move with you to Canada.

 

[delhi_itguy]

Thanks for all the inputs.

I've initiated withdrawal of her application through WebForm.

 

[delhi_itguy]

I have received the following response -

Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

A note has been added on file to notify the responsible office that you wish to withdraw your application. The office will determine if the application can be withdrawn and will issue a refund within 16 weeks of the withdrawal, if applicable.

If you have submitted your application with family members and you are the principal applicant, the office will also withdraw their applications.

Please note that the decision to withdraw an application is definitive, and that a new application will require the applicable fees.

We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.

We would also like to suggest the following online services that might be helpful to you with any immigration, refugee and/or citizenship future requests:

• Download application forms and guides
• Change of address
• Check your application status
• Help Centre - To find answers, you may consult the different sections or type keywords related to your question.

Sincerely,

Does this mean that my daughter's application will be withdrawn and not rejected? And she won't face any problems in future.

Regards

 

[Naturgrl]

I have received the following response -



Does this mean that my daughter's application will be withdrawn and not rejected? And she won't face any problems in future.

Regards

It looks as if your application as principal applicant has been withdrawn too because your daughter was a dependant on the file and didn’t have a separate application. Others can comment but you may need to reapply again.

 

[delhi_itguy]

It looks as if your application as principal applicant has been withdrawn too because your daughter was a dependant on the file and didn’t have a separate application. Others can comment but you may need to reapply again.

This mail was addressed to my daughter. And I gave her Client ID number and File Number; so I hope they have withdrawn only her application.

Regards

 

[Naturgrl]

This mail was addressed to my daughter. And I gave her Client ID number and File Number; so I hope they have withdrawn only her application.

Regards

You didn’t say that. According to email, it is being reviewed.

 

[delhi_itguy]

You didn’t say that. According to email, it is being reviewed.

I am sorry for not being complete. Here is the full email -

Good day Daughter's name,

Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

A note has been added on file to notify the responsible office that you wish to withdraw your application. The office will determine if the application can be withdrawn and will issue a refund within 16 weeks of the withdrawal, if applicable.

If you have submitted your application with family members and you are the principal applicant, the office will also withdraw their applications.

Please note that the decision to withdraw an application is definitive, and that a new application will require the applicable fees.

We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.

We would also like to suggest the following online services that might be helpful to you with any immigration, refugee and/or citizenship future requests:

• Download application forms and guides
• Change of address
• Check your application status
• Help Centre - To find answers, you may consult the different sections or type keywords related to your question.

Sincerely,

XXXXXXX, agent ID XXX
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
https://www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: If you are not the intended recipient or if you received this communication in error, please delete the message without copying or disclosing it.

Note The information provided may change without notice. If there is conflicting information between the text in the email and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, the Citizenship Act or their regulations, the Act and/or Regulations prevail. This email was sent to you in the language of your choice. The information on the IRCC website is available in both official languages. The masculine form is used for convenience; it refers to all genders.

From: xxxxx.xxxxx@xxx.com
Sent: 3/9/2022 9:04:50 PM
To: Question-DoNotReply-NePasRepondre@cic.gc.ca
Subject: In Canada Case Specific Enquiry - Withdrawal of application

PROTECTED B

Applicant Information
Name of applicant: Daughter's name
Email address: xxxxx.xxxxx@xxx.com
DOB of applicant: 2003-09-15
Country of birth: India
Client ID number: Daughter's Client ID Number
File number: Daughter's File Number
Telephone number: 0XXXXXXXXXX
Mobile number:
Type of application: Withdrawal of application

Enquirer Information
Name of enquirer: Daughter's name
Relationship to applicant: Applicant
Email address: xxxxx.xxxxx@xxx.com
Telephone number: 0xxxxxxxxxxx
Mobile number:
Consultant ICCRC number:

Enquiry:
I applied for study-permit along with my father's work-permit. I have decided to continue with my graduation in India and won't accompany my parents and younger sister. I want to withdraw my application, please help with it. Regards Daughter's name

I hope -

1. It won't affect other applications.
2. I don't want refund, but her application shouldn't be refused/rejected because she didn't attach letter of acceptance from a DLI.

Do I need to do anything else to ensure these?

Regards

 

[delhi_itguy]

Today I got PPR for my wife, younger daughter and myself. And withdrawal confirmation for my elder daughter.

Now she will apply for visitor visa once she is there.