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I always meant to imply that as long as the OP makes a VALID application (which includes applying for both inland sponsorship and the OWP, correctly and with legal status), the OP has implied status and is eligible to work. Please indicate what part of this do you find erroneous.

With all due respect, I don't think that is completely correct. Here are my reasons: 1. Every work permit application processed by CPC-V is, by virtue, an extension. 2. IRCC/CIC makes it abundantly clear that as long as the permit you are applying to CPC-V for matches the category as the permit...

As long as you apply before your current permit expires, you may continue working while following all the conditions specified under your current work permit.

You can not apply for an eTA if you are a Canadian Citizen. You must show proof of your Canadian Citizenship through the following three documents only: 1. valid Canadian passport; 2. Canadian temporary passport; or 3. Canadian emergency travel document...

All true and valid points but if we look rationally, stereotypes denote the 'common' or the status quo. So anything outside of the status quo receives extra scrutiny by IRCC because, well, it's not routine.

I this case when they say 'Ottawa,' I believe they are referring to the Government of Canada in general and not the CPC Ottawa office in particular.

You can get as many medical examinations as you like before the last medical exam expires. CIC/IRCC will only consider the most recent one. They will not 'hold' your file just because you got another medical exam done before your last one expired. You could always wait to hear back from...

You can get a medical test done on each day of the year. Only the latest assessment on file will be considered.

The validation and bar codes don't expire as long as you don't change anything in the form. If you make any changes, you'll have to validate again.

If you had valid status today, the answer is Yes!

That's good news. I'd suggest that since you've gotten your AOR, try linking your OWP application in MyCIC. As you don't have an application number, use UCI and other details. If it links, that's all the more confirmation.

You can now only reapply for you OWP after you have received your approval in principle. An AIP is when IRCC informs you that you meet the eligibility criteria for permanent residence under spousal sponsorship. Till such time you should keep applying for extending your visitor status. As per...

For inland cases CPC-M processes both the sponsor and principal applicants together, in parallel, as compared to the sequential processing with Outland sponsorship. As such, with inland cases a sponsor approval is followed by approval of the PA (AIP) within days to two weeks. Some applicants...

Ah. Worth a shot then. Thanks canuck

It seems logical to file a new application. Since the refusal is based on something that you were able to address and correct, a new application is likely to succeed. This way you'll have certainty as compared to an appeal where your fate rests in the hands of an official/judge. That being said...

Sorry to have to tell you this but it seems that any efforts have a file opened after a final refusal are in effect futile. As per OP-1 (cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/op/op01-eng.pdf) Secton 17; Pg 56... Applicants or their representatives often submit information after a refusal...

You should wait till the sponsor receives an email from IRCC/CIC acknowledging that they have received your application package. This is the next step and is called AOR (Acknowledgement of Receipt). Going by the current standards, it should take around 21 days from the time your courier...

She can get it done from any 'Panel Physician' (approved by IRCC) across the globe. Google IRCC Panel Physicians to get the list on IRCC/CIC's webite and find a physician closest to you.