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This has been happening lately, I've seen 4-5 cases. See this thread: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ppr-sent-in-error.852092/ The best bet is to defer the application to the next possible intake as the application would probably go to processing again.

Congratulations, how much funds are you showing for extension? Also are they all in Canada or home country equivalent works too?

If a study program ends on 16th August, and the date for receiving of confirmation letter is 15 September. I have 2 questions? - How many hours can a student work from 17th August to 2nd September if they are starting a new program on 3rd September? - How many hours can a person work from 17th...

The webform has been replied to, it says "yes your application is processing, we know how important this process is to you" That's all. I feel at this point if someone is in the same boat, consider deferring if winter intake is available.

Can you please share more details about what funds you showed in Canada and in home country? Also, how much fee did you pay when you applied? Thanks

Your application is in processing. Automated messages are being sent. These messages might change. You should wait.

Can you share what funds did you show in Canada and home country? Also what all documents are needed? Thanks in advance

@nevermind0808 @rustam1330 I just got reply to the webform but it was a very generic one stating they want to prioritize the client processing times and that the application is still in progress.

So do you mean, applying for a 3 year PGWP now requires a TEER 0,1,2,3 job/job offer? I believe PGWP, until this point is open and is given to anyone who's completed studying and does not take job offers into account. Am I missing something?

Just wanted to ask the POF, how much funds did you show and in what form? Did you include any funds in the home country with CAD equivalence document attached and signed by bank manager/accountant? Any idea if they count the same as Canadian funds?

Just wanted to ask the POF, how much funds did you show and in what form? Did you include any funds in the home country with CAD equivalence document attached and signed by bank manager/accountant? Any idea if they count the same as Canadian funds?

Yes, the correspondence that says your biometrics are valid for 10 or so years.

I understand your point of showing atleast $20k in savings and having paid one year's tuition. But my point is: Is it realistic to expect a student to have savings of 20k plus, when IRCC doesn't expect a student to be working while studying, or at least not relying on it. For the initial study...

My friend got PPR in 18 days and then this happened: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ppr-sent-in-error.852092/ I do not understand why this would happen. Make sure you get the counterfoil on the passport.

Yes that's exactly the case, my first course started 10 months ago and my GIC amount was 10k, so how am I expected to have a Canadian balance of 20k+ working 20 hours or less, I suppose? There should be a way for parents' savings to count for those 20635 CAD figure, and tuition offcourse. Let...

By two semesters, do you mean the upcoming 2 semesters? Which means you paid the fee for the entire upcoming year of your studies, along with 10k CAD in liquid funds. Is that correct?

Thank you for your help. It would be tough to show more than 15k really unless I get some deposit from my home country, isn't it a bad idea to have the funds transferred relatively recently? All other points I have acknowledged. Thank you for your time.

So you only showed 10k CAD and paid one semester fee and you were refused, right? You didn't show any other funds, right?

Did you show any other funds in equivalent CAD under parents' name or from your home country? Thanks

Hello, had you paid any tuition fee for the next year(coming year: 3rd and 4th terms) other than showing 10k funds?