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Would you mind sharing what kind of degree/course did you study? Also did you go out of status?

Congrats! It sucks not even getting an email, it just adds to the anxiety having to log-in all the time...

I applied in November 2021, got paperwork returned due to one missing hand signature :rolleyes::rolleyes: Paper inland common-law class sponsorship application. March 6 - Application submitted Apr 20 - AOR received Apr 20- Sponsor's eligibility confirmed Apr 20 - Med request May 3 - Med passed...

I would say another two weeks, however, there are probably less applications filed at the end of January since a lot of uni graduations happen in December (if I'm wrong please correct me, I'm not a uni graduate lol)

147th day as well…

Congrats! Can’t believe you had to wait 165 days… unbelievable!

Congrats everyone! You deserve it! ~ From the end of January applicants gang

For whatever reason some people receive it and some don’t. I’m currently starting a new job and I provided the following documents according to this link https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1507 for proof. My employer was satisfied with it.

I applied on Jan 31st. I would give it another two weeks to get an approval + one week for them to mail it. They’ve been approving people around 160 days so far. It’s absurd

Congrats! You will be getting via mail (it usually takes around a week depending where you at in Canada)

Realistically, add another week to that timeline :(

January 31st. Will do!

Hey I’m literally on the same boat. My very last payslip before applying for the PGWP was 42 hours to compensate my previous payslip of 8 hours. AFAIK IRCC doesn’t necessarily have access to your SIN information and even if they do, I wouldn’t worry about a one time occurrence. I’m choosing not...

Based on some of the approvals mentioned on this thread it seems that the processing time is currently around 160 days. Insane

You were allowed to re enter Canada with an expired TRV?

No, I applied when it was still valid. It expired the following day

Unfortunately I can’t. My study permit expired one day after I graduated and applied for the PGWP.

January 31st applicant here… the PGWP waiting game has been stressing me so much that it is affecting my day-to-day life. To make it worst, I received a one-in-a-lifetime work offer that I worked really hard on getting and it is conditional to having a 'valid work permit'. My fear now is somehow...

Dumb question, but does anyone have any idea why the processing times have been getting longer each month, instead of staying the same or decreasing. I thought IRCC was working on their timings this year.