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Finally got the confirmation of PR! CEC Inland (VO - Ottawa, secondary - Etobicoke) AOR - Sept 12 Medical Exam pass - Oct 30 Biometrics - Nov 17 COPR - May 28 All stages passed several weeks ago according to an IRCC agent when I contacted them a couple of weeks ago.

AOR - Sept 12, CEC Inland Medical Exam Pass - Oct 30 Biometrics Enrolment - Nov 18 My application says We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements. We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information. I was able to get in touch...

An update for anyone in the future who stumbles this thread: my application got approved. If you are caught in the same unfortunate situation, I think the best path is to be honest, upfront and apologetic about it in your letter of explanation.

Applied: June 10 Review of Eligibility: September 29 Approved: September 30 Validity: 3 years PHEW - big weight off my shoulders!

You do not need to have worked for six months to qualify. Your employment situation will have to be longer than six months, so you just need to get a letter from your employer that states that you will be employed full-time for at least the next six months. So really the waiting time is only 3...

I don't know if there is much that I can tell you beyond what is written in a lot of IELTS prep books. I'll share what I think are important factors in writing. 1. Logical flow and paragraphing. How well do your ideas connect and transition? When I'm reading a sentence, I will have some...

L - 9, R - 9, W - 7, S - 8 They mark writing very harshly I guess. Happy that I won't have to drop a lot of money to do this crap again.

L - 9, R - 9, W - 7, S - 8 I was expecting a 7.5 on writing, but I guess they just mark that fairly harsh. I can't complain since it gets me the points for being a CLB 9 or higher. Happy with the rest and happy that I won't have to do this again.

Listening answers are here, although they may not be accurate since different versions of the same test exist. https://m.zhan.com/ielts/tingli76207.html http://ielts.bailitop.com/advice/20181013/488.html https://ielts.liuxue86.com/i/3852463.html

When does your passport expire? Was the course officially designated as taking 2 years to complete or did it take you two years to complete? Was it a full 2 years?

You can flagpole for your PGWP. McGill has some instructions for it here: https://www.mcgill.ca/internationalstudents/work/post-graduation-work-permit My friend did it at peace bridge last month successfully. Although the CBSA agents told my friend they only processed his permit because he had...

Maybe include this information in your original post when asking the question instead of being passive aggressive when someone tries to help you based on the limited information you chose to provide? The best you could possibly do is to ask your institution to make the work a part of a coop...

During a regularly scheduled break (e.g. summers), you may work full-time on your study permit. If it's during a regular school semester, then you may work under a coop work permit if coops are considered a part of your program by your educational institution. Otherwise, your only option would...

June 10. It'll be a while until I get a decision. I saw through your post history and I don't think you should be worried in your case. Coop semesters are considered full-time if they were part of your program; failed courses do not really affect eligibility for PGWP either. As long as you...

I'm going to guess because it is summer time now, IRCC agents are beginning to take their vacations to spend time with their kids. Applications are likely being processed slower as a result.

Yes, you can extend it once you get a new passport with a longer validity.

Wow, that seems unlucky. If superscores were recognized, you wouldn't have had such a hassle.

L - 7.5, R - 8.5, W - 7.0, S - 8.0 Disappointed with listening. Does anyone know how many wrong answers that equates to roughly for listening? I'm pretty sure I got a maximum of 4 wrong.

For anyone in a similar situation: I called IRCC earlier just to confirm that I can work under my implied status after the brief period of unauthorized work on-campus and the agent I spoke to said it is fine. I also submitted a question through the web form, just to make certain and have it in...

Thanks for that - it's quite reassuring. I asked the question because I was looking at this link: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/after-you-apply.html And it has a point that says you can work if you "were eligible to work...