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  1. Ghurala

    Visitor Visa Refusal for Spouse ! Please Advice

    Hello, Apply for GCMS notes and see if there is anything you can overcome in your file.
  2. Ghurala

    Documents required for spouse open work permit(SWOP) application

    Hello, apply for GCMS notes - get a full detailed report about refusal and then re-apply. you will get better understanding about your case by reading your GCMS notes.
  3. Ghurala

    Refusal of PGWP due to not submitting the transcript.

    either way is fine but according to me go for Visitor+PGWP. I know someone who was in similar situation and this is what he did. But keep in mind there is always a ground for refusal.
  4. Ghurala

    Study permit rejected twice

    Hello, refusing visa on purpose of visit is very common and it is not the detailed reason. The rejection letter you have received it shows the act under which your visa was refused. it could be your SOP or it could be anything else in your file. You need to know the real and detailed reason...
  5. Ghurala

    Anyone from york university, toronto. Need urgent help

    Nothing is 100% Confirmed and Guarantee when it comes to Canadian immigration. Email York international center and let them know about your situation and see what they say. I hope you will get your visa before 20 December. Good Luck!
  6. Ghurala

    Sowp rejected under section200(1) , please help

    Wait for GCMS and see if there is anything you can overcome. Don't loose hope, I had few clients in the similar situation and eventually they got the visa. Good Luck
  7. Ghurala

    Regarding SOWP

    Yous spouse can also apply for TRV to visit you but I would suggest you to apply for SOWP.
  8. Ghurala

    Spousal Open Work Permit and Kid TRV Refusal - Dec 2019

    Hello, I can understand your frustration but the Canadian Visa is a privilege not a right, according to my experience with Canadian Immigration, the applicant was refused due to financial stress. You have mentioned in the letter that you will work as per work permit authorization which defeats...
  9. Ghurala

    Final semester part-time PGWP

    You can work full time during your schedule breaks only if the break is a part of the DLI’s academic calendar. Mostly winter breaks, summer breaks and reading weeks are part of DLI calendar but just confirm with your school to be on safe side. Many of my clients are students and they work full...
  10. Ghurala

    PGWP Refused, My study permit expires December 30, 2019.

    Yes, re-apply and explain.
  11. Ghurala

    Lost of status as a worker

    Apply for the status restoration to Visitor Visa ASAP, once you have the visitor status then you can later apply for work permit if you get positive LMIA. Its never good to be out of Status in Canada. I know someone who was in the similar situation, he restores his status to visitor and got 6...
  12. Ghurala

    Sowp rejected under section200(1) , please help

    Nothing is "Guaranteed" there are many other factors that depends. Proof of funds is not required for a spouse of a PGWP holder with a NOC O,A and B job bu tit is always good to show funds. it is required if the spouse is on study permit.
  13. Ghurala

    regarding caips note delay

    Did you apply yourself? You would need some in Canada to apply it for you, if you are not currently in Canada. Many of my clients apply through imminotes.com,
  14. Ghurala

    Sowp rejected under section200(1) , please help

    Yes, you are correct in those cases the spouses are full time student in Canadian Education institution. I am assuming your spouse is also full time student? Wait for GCMS notes to arrive and then act accordingly. Good luck
  15. Ghurala

    study visa chances aftr refusal

    Did you re-apply? if not then apply for GCMS notes first and then re-apply. If you have anyone in Canada have them apply it for you otherwise go to imminotes.com and apply there.
  16. Ghurala

    I want my mom to come to Canada

    There shouldn't be any problem, I had some clients whose parents names spelling were different in passport and in other documents. They attached an affidavit saying that both names belongs to the same person and it was fine with IRCC.