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Brief background - SOWP application date: 5th December 2023 Medical updated: 19th January Weborm submitted: 24th April 2024 Refusal: 26th April 2024 We have been dating since 2021, a few weeks before she went to Canada in December 2021. I have had study permit rejections on two previous...

I think for India it has to do with the diplomats and consulate officials who were expelled last year.

I suggest posting here for a quicker and more informed response. - https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/temporary-residence-in-canada-work-study-visit.58/

You can do your medical and attach it as an upfront medical. Could save you some time ultimately.

Hey where are you seeing 22 weeks mentioned as processing time? It shows 20 weeks on IRCC's site. Is it based on any processed applications that you know of?

Where have you applied from?

Hey when did you apply for the SOWP and from where?

I applied on 5th December and had my upfront medical updated on 19th January. No movement since then.

What was your date of application?

The idea of your passport being in international mail should be enough of a deterrent to the first idea.

Nothing. It's extremely disheartening to see the processing time hovering around 20 weeks.

I applied on 5 December and still waiting too. Let me know when you hear back.

Yes similar situation. Applied on 5th December 2023. Biometrics on file from a previous application and medical updated on 19th January. The processing time increase is pretty insane.

Applied on 5th December. Medical passed and updated on 19th January. No update since.

I applied on 5th December and have not received an update yet. I had done my biometrics for an earlier application and did my medical upfront.

I just got a rejection. I am not really sure where to go from here. Interestingly, I got a BVL a few minutes before the rejection correspondence letter came through, which I did not receive the last time around. The processing time too was a little over a month which is blazing fast compared to...

Thank you for sharing. I went and checked my own GIC to make sure. As far as your question goes, will you be travelling on the same visa that you received before? If you are making a fresh application and not going through SDS, you don't have to make the GIC as per the rules but you will have...

Where did you file from? What course? Which intake?

Hey wanted to share my details: Got into an 1 year Education-based Post Grade Cert course at Brock University for Sept 2022. Medical upfront 1st application date - 25th May 2022 Biometrics Enrolled - 30th May 2022 Medical Updated - 8th July 2022 Refusal - 9th August 2022 Changed to a 2 year...

Is it an option to get your passport stamped and defer your admission to the next intake? If it is less than 150(?) days you don't even have to reapply. Shooting in the dark here though.