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Your situation is strange. You got the call very early compared with people here and updates on the website. Assume you got the nomination on Feb 28th, you must have received the hard copy in the mail already, but it seems you have not.

Ainp has a disappointing history of wait time, and in the end, some people regretted applying for it. The only reason worth applying for Ainp is if you graduate from Alberta, or if your job is Noc C. I have no idea why people move from other provinces to work here as a manager and apply for...

If your job is Noc 0, it is actually faster to work for a full year then apply for Express Entry.

Congrats. Did you and your employer get a call? This already takes so long, the wait from CIC will be longer. Any news for Ainp Express Entry which will reduce the wait?

This is actually a brilliant idea. But is it normal to ask for job description when applying for a line of credit?

Thanks, your answer makes perfect sense. Did you tell your HR that the letter was for immigration purpose? I'm hesitant to bring up this matter with my employer because they don't even know I'm a foreign worker. I don't want to be in the impression that bonding with the company for long is a way...

I'm surprised that you did not include your job description at the first time? It is a must to determine your NOC, isn't it? And it is in the documents checklist, weren't you afraid your application would be rejected because of missing job description. Sorry to ask a lot of questions, but what...

Congrats. It is not fair when your exam was such under graded.

Is this supposed to be fair for test takers, when they are in urgent need of the result for their application? What I can think is if there is an abnormal difference between speaking module and the rest, which take place on different dates. In such cases, they may carry on fraud control.

Which PNP takes such time? I only heard AINP took long time in the past, and except AINP, I think you can use all PNP nominations for EE. Is it true that couples get fewer points? Due to the fact that couples get more points for adaptability if the spouse's English is good as the main applicant...

Of course you need to have graduated to apply for PGWP at the same time of applying for restoration of status.

Dude, I saw you in earlier threads and what people here answered you are correct. Basically, you must apply for a restoration of study permit and post grad work permit at the same time. Did you search this forum as one suggested, or if you can't do that, talk to a lawyer as another one said...

It seems you were wrong from the first step.

What have you done since December? Wouldn't CIC check that?

So maybe you did not answer well and mentioned about part-time, then they thought you were part-time? I'm not sure why they thought you were part-time? Even if you fail a course, we are allowed to fail, you don't lose full-time status.

How did it go at the CBSA? Did they ask you to clarify anything before they rejected you? Did you got a chance to explain to them?

Additionally, if you dropped 2 courses before final, did those courses appear on your transcript? I assume your transcript does not state full-time/part-time status for each semester? How did the officer know you enrolled part-time? If 4 courses per semester show up, you can try to explain that...

How long is your Spring term? Do they combine Spring + Summer into another 4 months semester? Do you know if it is mandatory for other international students to enroll in this semester?

What degree program were you in? Spring and summer are considered scheduled breaks for most of universities, how come uWaterloo runs a trimester system?