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At arrival, you will be questioned and sent to secondary. You will have to pay for verification of status and if your study/work permit was already approved, CBSA will print you a copy. If they don't want to deal with this, they can still verify your status and let you in as a visitor with a...

In other post you're saying you have your study permit. So, which one is it?

Neither of you can continue to work or study once you leave and return unless your applications are approved while away. Upon return, CBSA will assess you as visitors and allow entry if you can support yourselves while waiting. You might have the option to apply for study and work permit on...

Walk in to your students' union building and go up to the front desk. Ask them exactly those questions. I bet you are paying SU membership as part of your tuition, take advantage. All the best.

The only thing you can do other than wait is submit a webform and ask for status update.

https://trusu.ca/

"Regardless of the De Brito decision, the authorization to work and study without a permit under paragraph R186(u) or section R189 while pending a decision on an application ends on departure from Canada. If the new study or work permit has not been issued prior to the applicant’s return, they...

You would probably have better luck trying to join some club or exploring group activity at your school than posting on an immigration forum. Try the students' union too, they will have volunteer opportunities which can be a great way to start getting involved and meeting people. Good luck.

1. They might get a laugh out of your anxiety at best lol. Stop overthinking. 2. They are required to review the entire application and any relevant supporting documents before making a decision.

Till the time you have a valid status to return you are fine.

It's not a refusal. It's technically withdrawn on your behalf so you don't need to do anything. IRCC is notifying you that application will not be processed and that it's removed from the processing queue.

The key word is "may". They always say you may get a PGWP. Regardless, there are 966 field of study on that list still so it's not really as restricted as most people think.

Not enough funds, no ties to return and probably your status in Canada.

You have asked this question before. The Govt. of Canada and IRCC's mandate is to protect the interests of Canadians and not foreign nationals, so yes, it's perfectly legal.

20 hours/week translates to 86.67 hrs/month.

Tbh, a few things don't add up really in your story but It's not really the forum to discuss what's fair or unfair. At the end of the day, hopefully you have received the advice you were seeking and now it's your life and you do what you have or want to do.

You have to apply for restoration.

It's very possible there are multiple warrants for OP.

Transfer your money overseas beforehand then. You can't travel without a valid travel document and it's the responsibility of your country to issue you one. Once you reach out to your embassy, they will guide you and it should be a pretty straightforward process. For most countries, you can't...

The fact you haven't lived in your country of citizenship makes it more difficult. Probably the chances were better for kid getting approved in the initial application. Imo, it's a 50/50 when you apply. Maybe include a letter explaining your situation in the application. Also, there's no such...