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will I violate my PGWP if I apply for admissions right now?- Probably Yes! If you check the Conditions on your PGWP, it must states that you are not authorized to study or something like that. You cannot study on PGWP as its a work permit. If you want to study then you would need to re-apply for...

why are you taking such risk?! Everyone here mentioned the basic and most important requirement for CEC is to be in Canada and working whether its remote or not. Even if it doesn't mention on CIC Website and under the CEC requirement. Even though if you mention in the LOE, chances are the...

no, it doesn't under CEC. Working Part-time while studying doesn't count towards CEC however if you are working just part time and not studying or you're graduated then that counts. But the total hours has to be 1560 (both Full and Part time). It's quite clear on the CIC website. Also, studying...

It shouldn't be an issue as you already have 1yr+ experience with your previous company. To support your application, you can submit Notice of Assessment from CRA for your previous job, you would need reference letter from your employer that should mention your total hours, salary (bonus if...

I agree with @rainbowsunicorns. It would be best to apply for visitor visa and stay here until the next CEC draw happens and that way you can submit your application. Once you get your AOR, apply for BOWP. PGWP cannot be extended except it only happened in 2020 where people were able to extend...

Its better to get two separate reference letter as both the jobs could fall into two different NOC codes with different job duties and responsibilities. You would also need to mention the NOC Code in your reference letters.

Yup. I got my permanent SIN like a in the beginning of November.

1. WES Evaluation is optional under CEC unless you would want to increase your CRS score then WES can be done. Since there hasn't been any CEC draws yet because of the backlogs, there could be either an increase or decrease in the next CEC draws. So its upto you if you want to do WES Evaluation...

Yes. It is considered as an employment. It's same for me as my father has his own business and I worked with him after my PG education in India. I gained 3 years of experience out of it which helped me for the CRS Score. I came to Canada on student visa, worked here for 1 year. I applied CEC and...

for CEC, you would need 1 year of Canadian Experience. It's clear on the CIC website.

Do you know that you cannot extend PGWP? It's a one time opportunity. Check the link: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=676&top=29 You can however apply for BOWP if you have submitted your PR Application and received your AOR. As in the AOR it states that you can use this...

1. I went to my Scotia Bank and directly asked them for a Bank Draft or Demand Draft in the name of BLS International. I find this is easier as you're gonna get it right away rather than using the postal service. 2. The total amount is correct i.e., $41.40. 3. I believe you can your relatives...

I got my PR Card from Sydney.

I agree with you. IRCC should notify for those who are waiting on eCOPR and PR cards. Its not that they are low on resources, they have CPCs where atleast they can email to those who sends out a webforms.

I think it all depends from which VO they're processing PR Cards. I have heard some are getting their PR Card less than a month or 15 days whereas some are getting after 2-3 months and etc. I got mine in 9 days after receiving eCOPR and it was from Sydney. So it actually depends on the VO and...

It clearly states you CANNOT count your CO-OP or INTERN experience for CEC however you can through FSW. A CEC has to be a 1 Year Experience working full time (1560 hours) or Part Time with a total of 1560 hours.

@Princes2020 is absolutely correct here. You get your PGWP only once and it must state in the permit that you are not allowed to study. The best suggestion would be to get your PR and do whatever you want, study full time or part time while working full time, it does not matter plus you would be...

Just checked your timeline and it took you really long time (almost 2 years). You really waited too long to deserve being the PR of Canada. Congratulations for that.

Sydney, NS

I got my PR Card in 9 days. I received my eCOPR on 10th October and on October 19th, I got my PR Card.