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Congratulations! Please confirm your country of application. When did you give biometrics?

I applied almost five months after LOA.

I don't have official information, but I've heard/read that if you start one program just after finishing the other, it would count as a two year program and a three year PGWP would be granted. But as I mentioned, it has to be consecutive semesters.

You must attach bank statements for savings accounts or any money that you have available to be used. Credit cards are not considered.

Don't worry, I learned that here a couple of weeks ago as well. Main applicant gets study permit (SP) and spouse gets open work permit (SOPW).

Biometrics validation letter, usually one of the last steps.

I applied at Fanshawe as well for May intake.

These are the recognized languages by the Canadian Government: English CELPIP: Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program you must take the CELPIP-General test we don’t accept the General-LS test for Express Entry IELTS: International English Language Testing System you must take...

May or September intake?

Does anyone has an idea of how accurate are the processing times given at the official website? It says 13 weeks for my country (Honduras) and those 13 weeks are due this week.

Does anyone has an idea of how accurate are the processing times given at the official website? It says 13 weeks for my country (Honduras) and those 13 weeks are due this week.

Spouse open work permit

BIL, biometrics instruction letter, is the one you usually recieve within a day of submitting your application and is used to give your biometrics. BVL, biometrics validation letter, is usually the last step before getting your passport request.

I applied in November for May intake and still waiting for SP approval. Considering deferring for September.

I'm highly considering deferring for September.

Congratulations! I've just checked and the Canadian immigration website says the estimate time for your country is 26 weeks. You were very lucky.

Usually the requirements for a college diploma is high school, while for graduate diploma is having a college diploma or a degree. For what I've read, if you already have a degree and you apply for a college diploma, there's a slightly high probability of getting your study permit refused.

I've been advice to leave it until you get your study permit approved, or even until you enter Canada. You may be asked upon arrival to show proof of your financial support.

I know you can for express entry, a friend applied while studying his master degree at University of Toronto and got his PR just after finishing his first semester. But Quebec usually has different rules.

I did this. I got my BIL on late November and as the VFS in my country (Honduras) was still closed after seven weeks, I decided to travel to the US on mid January to give biometrics there (no testing or quarantine needed at that moment). I did the process in Florida and the next day biometrics...