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I am not worried about visitors visa. Main concern is related to my CEC application. In CEC application I put down "Implied Status". Will they reject my CEC because Implied Status is not correct to describe my situation?

Hi friends, I am really scared. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Will it help to submit another application while waiting for an answer on my visitor status change?

Please tell me you are joking. Only one post to spread fear. This will ruin my life if true.

In that case the CEC application I sent out will be rejected? Because for my existing status I had filled out "Implied Status". What should I consider myself at the moment then, if I want to make a new application to protect myself.

Whoa! I'm flattered!

Yes you can take that copy of the email. The affidavit can be in any country, as long as it is prepared correctly (usually a signature in front of an authorized person who has a stamp). Detail everything with dates. There are some threads in reddit immigrationCanada that offer suggestions on who...

First of all, there is generally a time window within which you can complain to the court or bar. You should start the process ASAP if you want justice. The previous poster is correct that your focus should be CEC. But it is also important to have documented proof that you had bad counsel and...

Ok thank you!

Of course...it means something to me that you notice a detail that lawyers (often with 8 years of training) miss or ignore.

IMHO the ICCRC system is designed to protect itself. In response to the government it is offering a lip service to address complaints. Can you file a complaint in writing to the court of the jurisdiction in which he operates?

I did not ignore it. When hearing stories such as this, the immediate reaction is to cringe. If nothing else, its a form of sympathy ("oh how could you do this...it hurts me to hear this"). I posted a question not long ago and someone said that he was unable to digest my delay in applying. I...

I noticed before posting my reply. The service is never free, the company will adjust the cost somehow (raise/salary/promotion etc.). Even if it was free, the applicant paid a price due to the delays and errors made by the lawyer. The lawyer should be reported regardless but you are right in...

Ok thanks...(I don't see the "Good" button anywhere btw on my screen :D)

If in the meantime I get a job offer, will I be able to apply for BOWP?

I was not aware of my eligibility for the BOWP until it was too late. I made a mistake in hiring a lawyer. The lawyer was ... I lack words to describe what kind of people hold licenses these days.

You cannot disclose the name or identity of this lawyer because it may count as defamation. You can however file a complaint with the bar association that he is member of. No point complaining to the ICCRC because their complaint system is designed to protect members.

My situation: I was on work permit and lost my job before the end of my visa. Right before my visa expired, I filed an application (still pending) to switch to visitor status. Am I considered under implied status?

Noone has recieved their AOR yet?

I just registered because am slightly worried. Before my WP and visa expired, I applied to switch to visitor status. (I was already out of job for about 3 months i.e. lost my job but visa was not expired). My lawyer told me verbally that because I filed for change of status, I was now under...