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Sorry if i came across too forcefully on this one. It just reminded me of the time i was stressed due to this and couldnt find the correct info, and had to pay for it, haha!

lastly, this is a great read on this topic, and it helped me immensely while i was doing the digging around. http://www.carvajal.ca/single-post/2018/04/11/Learning-Moments---Bridging-Open-Work-Permits-at-the-Canadian-Port-of-Entry ^ The topic is not exactly the same as we are discussing here...

Yes! That the completion check. It needs to clear that. If it doesn't, BOWP will get rejected the the PR file associated that the accompanying BOWP is deemed incomplete.

I went through hell so yeah i did an insane amount of research on it. Rejection of BOWP would have cost me my job and my Canadian stay. :eek: now there can be many reasons why files get rejected so i cant comment on that. People get rejected for different reasons, and they assume that this...

You dont know that person's exact case. And i dont either. So i wont comment on it. But... ... is incorrect. My PR decision (rejection) was made 57 days BEFORE my BOWP got approved. Not even close to the "same time frame" theory. Again, there is no co-relation. I challenge anyone on this...

Absolutely incorrect, but i'll excuse you anyway ;). And i remember so many people saying this to me. Well guess what, i'm still here in Canada, working for the same employer with zero issues. My PR application was rejected while waiting for BOWP. I reapplied and later on, my BOWP got approved...

Also, there is no correlation between the outcome of your PR application and the outcome of your BOWP. None. There is a misconception that there is, but there isn't. As long as your PR application was deemed complete, you're good ( for bowp approval).

Depends on why it got refused. If You are eligible to apply again, and you can do so immediately, then you'll need to do it as asap, and then submit a webform to iirc explaining what happened. The webform is also used to tie the new AOR with the existing BOWP application. Create EE profile Wait...

Out if curiosity (and boredom of waiting), what's the process like? PPR --> CoPR? Or did I skip steps? And how much time does it take to go from PPR to Copr? Also, can you get PPR and then get denied CoPR?

Hi! You won't lose points as the points that you had when you got the invitation are the ones that count. And, once you have the ITA, even points become irrelevant. Then, all that matters is you sending them all the docs, etc. And that everything is in order. Good luck. I'm also waiting for...

Dang! I remember sending them my fingerprints when I applied the first time. Anyway, I'm hoping that after ip2, it's just a PPR. It's easier to do my own business after getting PR.

I'm in IP2. Will i get a Bio-metrics request now, or will it just be a yes or a no from them?

Thank you PMM! As i write this, i got the approval and now i have to send my passport to them. My flight is on the 6th of Feb so hopefully i'll get my passport back by then! :)

Hello! I applied for my TRV on the 26th of December (i'm working in Canada on a WP). The official site says that they are working on application from December 7th. I have to leave the country for 2 weeks on the 6th of Feb. As i'm getting nervous, i was wondering if there is any plan B for...

Have you included your info in the tracker? :) What i meant was, you can get an estimate of what is happening with other people's profile, who applied at about the same time you did (AOR, MEP, etc.)

Try sorting by your AOR and IP2 dates in this tracker. I became aware of this yesterday and this is very helpful. https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/cec-e-apr-tracker-express-entry-permanent-residency-application

A) you're on a work permit. B) you're working (while meeting the requirements needs to satisfy conditions for a pr application).

Wow! Can you post the link to the tracker? didnt know about it at all. THanks!

Thanks! Your case is as unique as mine was, so you might be better served if you create a new thread perhaps. Good luck!

Maybe use IRCC webform to explain this and to upload whatever info you are missing? Better safe than sorry.