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well in my case I looked over my work reference letter one more time and realized it lists the NOC, responsibilities and salary but not that I worked full-time permanent. So I uploaded an updated document and an LoE that I saw that and got it corrected.

same, that’s why I uploaded a couple documents via web form just to be safe.

Thanks, just did that as well. Luckily both my foreign and domestic work experience is with the same company.

Oh yeah one more thing, did you upload updated reference letters or just additional docs?

Thanks for the info, I will upload them in a webform ASAP. EDIT: I just uploaded two additional documents, giving all details about my role, NOC and compensation which was handed to my when I had to extend my intra-company closed work permit earlier last year. I hope that is sufficient.

I did ask if this is equal to recommended pass and the agent said no. But I guess judging by her saying “everything looks good” it’s probably nothing to worry about.

Just realized after calling IRCC that my eligibility is review required. After looking into my submitted docs again, I realized that the ref letter for my NOC 0 job doesn't state full-time permanent, even though it was. I guess that's the reason for the review, however the agent said there are...

I got an IRCC agent calling me back earlier for an update. This is the first time I called for a detailed overview of my application. CEC-Inland (CRS: 480) AOR: September 4 MEP: October 26 BIL: November 26 Current status as per agent: everything in process, no missing information...

It won't. PR application and BOWP are two separate processes.

Like your signature says, you miss 100% of the shots you don't take. :) Anyway, could've easily been $255 for nothing as well.

Technically that is true - But I got it approved nonetheless. Here's my LoE @Aryan B. I attached my closed valid thru 2022 work permit and my AoR of course. Dear Visa Officer, I am writing a letter of explanation to give details for my complicated situation. I came to Canada as an...

I guess, same reason as me, closed work permit but maybe not working for the company anymore. In my case, with a precise LoE, I got it approved. Guess I was lucky.

yes, of course.That’s the most important requirement of a bridging open work permit.

Just FYI - I have a close work permit until 2022 but got my BOWP (valid for 1 year) approved since I sent a letter of explanation that I am fully aware that my current visa is valid for almost 2 years and not expiring within the next 4 months, I however lost my job due to covid and need a BOWP...

Hi, the way I see it, as long as you are still above the points threshold, there shouldn't be an issue.

it’s valid for a full year

Just got my BOWP approved today. PR invite - June 4 PR CEC AOR - Sep 2 BOWP AOR - Oct 19 Biometrics - Nov 27 interesting for some people to know: My work permit was not expiring within 90 days of the time I applied, it is in fact a valid closed work permit until 2022, but wrote a LoE that I...

Once you go to Service Canada, they will ask you again for your country of birth and Citizenship. Shouldn't be an issue.

I don't follow, what is the issue with uploading the pages of your passport if you've flagpoled before?

Eh yes, see above. I received a call with appointments for pretty much all areas incl. New West, Richmond, Surrey earlier than what I confirmed. Since Service Canada is taking care of scheduling, I don't think submitting web forms will change anything. Service Canada receives call lists from...