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Might as well - it's not like there's any extra charge for submitting a reconsideration request. Everyone who gets refused should apply for reconsideration, in my opinion. Just don't have expectations and treat it like a lottery.

Say whatever your ECA states. The time you spent at the university doesn't matter.

https://prepmyfuture.com/tef-english

Because if he didn't fill in all the details, especially languages scores and ECAs, then he can truly argue that he signed-up because he was just curious how the portal looked like and that the incomplete profiles are proof that his intent was not to migrate to Canada.

@Greeny786 For your EE profiles - did you actually fill up everything (including giving IELTS General & submitting the language scores, ECAs etc) or did you only sign-up and browse around?

Try the new portals - you'll have to enter all the information again but it's a lot better than the older one. For study permit & TRV: https://portal-portail.apps.cic.gc.ca/signup?lang=en https://ircc.canada.ca/visit-visiter/en/get-account-ircc-portal For PR...

@Greeny786 Don't forget to also file a motion to request the court that you may be allowed to represent your wife at the oral hearing, assuming leave is granted. https://www.fct-cf.gc.ca/en/pages/who-may-represent-you-in-an-immigration-refugee-protection-or-citizenship-matter-in-federal-court...

Canadian institutions take eons to reply by email. Personal experience.

I don't know why you'd defer this early unless perhaps your program is also available in January and you want to now aim for that. Otherwise, just wait till the last moment. The college/university is obliged to grant your refund or deferral even if it's made just 1 hour before the deadline.

Check if your home country has withholding taxes on wages/salaries. If so and assuming employer actually hired you and it wans't an under-the-table transaction, they paid withholding taxes on your salary and it's likely you can get information from the tax authorities about the withholding taxes...

They probably won't let you enter.

You can withdraw your visa app and apply for a refund for GIC & tuition, you know?

Should've done it yourself. Never let an agent/consultant handle money-related things - they always find ways to mess up. For CIBC it's a very easy process. You just send the money via NEFT to an Indian bank they have tie-up with and your money is automatically transferred to CIBC. No need to...

Look at your college's deferral policies - you can probably request deferral on 30th or 31st August. Wait till then - you might get lucky.

You sent them the money from a friends/relative/parent's account?

Unless they got lucky and the officer made an error, how can anyone doing a 1 year degree get a 3 year PGWP?

I used CIBC Bank in the past. Never had a problem with them. Never used Scotia.

Shouldn't it be 7? Spouse Open Work Permit... @horluwapheemi1992 Are you using the new portal?

Has it been 10 business days since you requested a refund? Try calling them instead. The page I linked to has multiple numbers. Use Rebtel if you want to call Canada.

https://startright.scotiabank.com/connect-with-us.html