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Hello, Yes. Should be fine for us to study CPA on a part-time basis while working full-time under PGWP. All you have to do is to apply for a study permit and the CPA School is able to provide you with an LOA. The work experience earned will still be counted for CRS points for either CEC...

Hello, I am currently doing my MBA at TRU. If you need to know sth, please feel free reach out to me!

I am talking about the impact on my PGWP work experience if part-time CPA studies are undertaken during my time as a PGWP holder (yes, we can apply for a separate study permit for CPA studies as CPA Atlantic School of Business is a DLI). I have already been doing my master here in Canada. Will...

Hi everyone, I am posting to ask those who already did their CPA studies and obtained their PR. For those who did their studies either with CPAWSB or CPA Atlantic School of Business (study permit required), did these part-time studies impact the points eligibility of your work experience during...

Hi, I am in the same boat now. Did you figure it out?

Yup. It was an ICBC office that I went to. Thanks for the correction.

Hi, So I successfully exchanged my CA driver license for a BC full license. I went to a CIBC office in Kamloops BC, as a walk-in. Then I came to the receptionist area and clearly stated that I was here for a DL exchange. The lady gave me a ticket number that would be called later. Once my...

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Hi, I just want to clarify this point among eligibility requirements as stipulated in the Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream. Per the stream, "Requirements for international students from other provinces: If you graduated from a post-secondary program in another Canadian province and want to...

Hi, I am asking on behalf of my friend. She is being sponsored by her husband and currently residing with her husband in Canada. This question is about obtaining notarized ID card in Colombia, a requirement from IRCC. Since civil documents such as id card from Colombia must be notarized by...

As far as my limited knowledge in terms of Canadian immigration goes, I know that you can only have one study permit for one DLI. York is likely to ask you for your legal status in Canada. And if you have a study permit for GBC, they will require you to inform IRCC for change of DLI and you will...

Congrats man. You must have received PPR. Once your visa is stamped on the passport, I think that everything will be updated accordingly. It is the part of receiving the PPR that is a critical stage in the visa application process.

Congrats man. I definitely agree with you. Those who have study permit and TRV visa details are sure to be approved. I got two applications within my tracker. My first application, which was refused, shows no details whatsoever in regard to study permit and TRV but my second application, which...

It seems very legit to me. Hopefully, you'll get PPR soon.

Definitely agree with you on this. She was seemingly aware of pretty much what was going on and even played along with those wrongful acts. Not being able to get in touch with the college was so intentionally wrong on her part that later down the road, things were already too late to be fixed.

As far as I know, if you are issued a PFL, you're already to be facing harsh consequences from IRCC with little escape since the IRCC will have already had suspicion of you misrepresenting yourself. I do believe that things will be different if you take a proactive stance and truthfully inform...

You should talk to an experienced immigration attorney. But as far as I know, your best bet would be to take a proactive stance on this by informing IRCC on a timely manner (ASAP) about your unlicensed agent falsifying your documents in the approved study permit application. Be honest and...

Will your medical exam expire by the time you intend to land in Canada? Better wait for the medical request if IRCC does need one.

I reapplied on 19th December and was already approved on January 8th.

Should do it now, as early as possible. And then upload it onto Webform to inform IRCC. Remember that the validity of the medical exam is just 1 year. So you want to make sure that you redo the medical exam and leave enough time for IRCC to become aware of the new one so that they will not...