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I think you should flagpole in Nov-Dec. Because there’s still time. You need to show urgency in your application at flagpole. If your job is 4 months from now, that might not make a strong case for you. It all depends on the Visa officer. He might not ask anything and simply process your...

Hey guys, I am in the same boat. I have raised a webform for "technical difficulty" and sent them emails on "IRCC.ClientPortal-PortailClient.IRCC@cic.gc.ca" and "IRCC.ClientPortalOntario-OntarioClientPortail.IRCC@cic.gc.ca" Hopefully they pay attention in time and get this resolved. Please...

I have the same question as everybody else here on this thread. But feels like we don't have a concrete answer to these questions. I will try to summarize the question in this post, and if anyone has some insights on these please let us know. It will help a lot of people, now that PR approvals...

Hi @madpie I am in a similar situation. What did you do? Did you you get the answer to this question?

you can read this post - I have detailed my flagpole experience here! https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/flagpoling-for-co-op-permit-sharing-my-experience.640438/#post-7974413

You don’t even need to do a day trip. Be sure to apply online, then check the wait times and have your offer letter ready. So that when you go to the officer for applying visa, he will understand it is a genuine case and online application is not an option for you

Yeah there is definitely a blunder on their end somewhere. Regardless, you need to apply again and address why their refusal is unfair in a polite manner with a letter of explanation. For every refusal reason that they have given, attach a document giving evidence that they are wrong and...

You have to fill out a new application to apply again

Yes, you have to start a fresh application again

They have a new law to capture fingerprints. It is mandatory and will be done at the time you’re talking to the officer at the Border Agency. Nothing to be worried about.

Yes I did!

Yes they are right. If you have a family Wealth certificate listing all your assets and properties you don’t need a property evaluation document. There is no format to it, it is just a list of all your assets on a CA letterhead and stamp, attesting that CA has checked all the documents for the same.

No they only asked for my offer letter and University' letter confirming that I am in a co-op program

No they were not rude. As long as you can convince them that this is an urgent application and online processing times are taking too long, you should be fine. You should carry all essential documents that you have, including transcript.

Here’s the list of document in this post - https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/flagpoling-for-co-op-permit-sharing-my-experience.640438/#post-7974413 You should go to Niagara Rainbow bridge at 7am on Tues/Wed/Thurs and walk on foot to cross the border bridge...

Yes, when you try to enter Canada from Niagara you can apply for pgwp. Infact you don’t even need to go to US and stay there, you can just tell the US border personnel that you are flag poling and they will send you back.

It was 40-45 days during my time last year. But I hear things have changed now. You should checkout official estimated application processing time on cic website. It is the same as first time application timeline.

You can re-apply with CA Certificate or property documents making a case that you will return to India. You can use the format for refusal explanation letter on this thread and take ideas from there

Mention all the documents you had provided in the first attempt and your full detailed profile. Only then next steps can be ascertained!

Sure. I'd say you post all the necessary details here on the thread and I or someone else who is active here can offer help.